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Maastricht University is globally known and is good for international students in the following ways:

• Maastricht University focuses on a personal approach along with problem-based learning. The students can also participate actively and also work on the skills required for the future. 
• The university offers a range of unique courses to international students and some of them are European Public Health, Master in Forensics, Criminology and Law, and Master in Global Health. 
• Most of the courses at Maastricht University are also taught in English and 53% of the students and 40% of the staff are international. 
• According to the recent graduate serveys, 93% of the graduate students are receiving a high-paid jobs within a few years of graduating at the university. 

As per the Graduate Outcomes data, the overall positive outcome for entire University was 96.75%. Arts, Humanities and Cultures noted a positive outcome of 96.11%, Biological Sciences noted a positive outcome of 96.27%, Business noted a positive outcome of 97.56%, Education, Social Sciences and Law noted a positive outcome of 97.26%, Engineering noted a positive outcome of 95.51%, Environment noted a positive outcome of 96.4%, Mathematics and Physical Sciences noted a positive outcome of 95.52%, and Medicine and Health noted the highest positive outcome of 99.31%. By positive outcome, it means the percentage of graduates in employment or further study as percentage of those who were available for employment.

University of Leeds provides various career services to its students in order to increase their employability. There is information, advice and guidance to help students decide, plan and compete including: 

• Students can decide where they are in their career planning journey and can get help with what to do next
• Student can gain access to career information and career events that are organised to support students in making career choices

• Finding jobs and work experience support includes advice on how to find jobs and work experience, working abroad and finding out how to gain skills that employers look for. In addition, various networking opportunities are available for the students through workshops, fairs, etc.
• CV, applications and interviews support and review help the students in making the best applications and be successful at interviews and assessment centres

University of Wales, Trinity Saint (UWTSD) was founded in 2010, is a public institution for higher education and research at multiple locations. It was set up under the 1828 royal charter of Lampeter, the institution was the result of the merger between Trinity University College and the University of Wales. The institution merged with the Swansea Metropolitan University in 2013.

• Top Ranked University: The UWTSD is not ranked by any major ranking body, however as per the university ranking given on the official website of the university, it is ranked among:

1. #1^st in Wales and UK Top 5 Film Production and Photography
2. #1^st in Wales and UK Top 5 Fashion and Textiles
3. #1^st in Wales and UK Top 20 Graphic Design
4. #1^st in Wales and UK Top 5 Education
5. #1^st in Wales and UK Top 20 Sports Science
6. #1^st in Wales and UK Top 20 Mechanical Engineering
7. #1^st in Wales for Fine Arts

• Variety of Courses: UWTSD offers more than 300 programs at various levels including undergraduate, postgraduate degrees as well as multiple online courses.
• Highly distinguished and learned faculties: the faculty at UWTSD    is highly learned and distinguished which enables students to be the best in their field of study.
• High Placements: According to Graduate Outcome data 2019-2020 quoted by the UWTSD, more than 95% of its graduates were found to be employed within 15 Months of graduation. The average salary of a graduate is not explicitly released by UWTSD, however, as per some unofficial sources the average salary of the graduates of UWTSD is approximately INR 30-35L. with the highest salary being reported as high as INR 66.5L for jobs in Financial Services.

Yes, AGBS Noida applications can be submitted offline aswell. Either, candidates can download the application through the official website or collect the admission pack from Amity campus for admission. The steps to apply offline are given below:

Step 1: Fill your basic details and download application form in PDF format.
Step 2: Print the application form, fill-in the required details completely, affix a recent color passport-size photo, and submit along with a photocopy of the class X mark sheet at the respective campus you are applying for. 
Step 3: You can download the application form free of cost and submit with DD for INR 500 in favour of ‘Amity Form’ payable at New Delhi or pay online by debit/credit card

Candidates can also, buy offline admission pack from Amity campus/information center. The step-wise process is given below:

Step 1: Buy an application pack from Amity Information Centers / Campuses. The admission pack is available for Rs 500 at the following Amity Information Centres/ Campuses in Noida, Greater Noida, Lucknow, Jaipur, Gurgaon (Manesar), Gwalior, Kolkata, Mumbai, Raipur & Ranchi.

Step 2: Duly fill-in the required details completely, affix recent passport size photo and submit along with a photocopy of class X mark sheet at respective campus you are applying to

Step 3: The form can be submitted at—E-2 Block Room No.- G 05, Sector -125, Noida - 201303.

The step-wise application process of AGBS Noida is given below:

The section below shows the process of filling out the application form.

Step 1:

• Click on apply fresh and enter the name and mobile number and click on 'save and next'
• Select the desired programme and campus and select the nationality
• Once users click on 'select campus', they will see the list of campuses shown below
• The next option is to select the desired programme for admission

Life at NIT Jalandhar for a South Indian student can be full of different experiences. However, while being in the campus every student is treated equally. There might be different experiences when you are off-campus. Punjabi is the prominent language in the area, hence students migh face a language barrier when they are outside. When it comes to food, there could be a problem, as the localites mostly eat paranthas, kachoris, etc. Although, the institute's mess offers a huge variety of meals. There might be a few challenges but it could be a great experience to explore the diversity of our country and growth in both personal and academic fields.