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The minimum tuition fee deposit for Dundee University international students is GBP 5,000 (Around INR 6 lakh). It is important to submit the tuition fee deposit to get the CAS. Once students upload the proof of payment of tuition fee deposit, and if you have met all the conditions on the offer and uploaded all th erequired documents, the university sends a pre-CAS checklist to confirm details. Once this is returned, a CAS will be issued. 

Students can explore various food option, extensive clubs, strong sports, easy city access, etc. at the university campus. University of Melbourne offers both academic focus and social engagement within a highly-ranked environment. 

Yes. IILM University Gurugram is in line with modern education reforms (NEP), and the BBA programme does provide flexible pathways.

Students have entry-exit options and can choose to graduate with a Certificate (after Year 1), Diploma (after Year 2), Degree (after Year 3), or Honors/Honors-with-Research (after Year 4).

Yes, BCA programs include the basics of AI and data science specializations. However, at my college, Allahabad University, there are separate batches for the data science course. This varies from college to college.

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At GIBS (Global Institute of Business Studies), Bangalore, students generally find professors highly approachable for both academic doubt-clearing and career guidance outside the classroom.

Very approachable faculty

Dedicated mentoring system

Career guidance is a strong focus

Extra support through clubs and workshops

Accessible through multiple channels

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According to the latest “Mandatory Disclosure” for 2024-25, GIBS reports a permanent-faculty : student ratio of 1:16.

Many publicly available descriptions of GIBS say the student-faculty ratio is ~ 15:1.

Some external sources (like third-party rating / review sites) have cited slightly different ratios or past estimates (e.g. 17:1) but the institution's own disclosures are the most reliable.

So in short — GIBS generally maintains a ratio where there is about 1 faculty member for every ~15–16 students.

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Getting admission to Bachelor-level medicine programs in Australia is competitive, because Australia does not offer a direct “MBBS” anymore — instead, most universities offer an undergraduate-entry medical degree (MD pathway), typically called:

Bachelor of Medical Studies + Doctor of Medicine (BMed + MD)

Bachelor of Health Sciences / Medical Science + MD pathway

Or a Direct Undergraduate MD (6–7 years)

After getting a degree of Bachelor's in Medicine and Health Sciences in Australia there are several work areas you can choose from to specialize in such as –

• Clinical roles like Physiotherapist, Dietitian, Paramedic, Radiographer Registered Nurse in hospitals etc.
• Public and community health jobs like Health Promotion Office, Health Worker, NGOs, Health Administrators etc.
• Research roles role working in universities, lab technicians Scientific Officers in Diagnostic Labs etc.

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While your course is in session (during semesters / teaching periods / exam periods / when enrolled in classes), you may work up to 48 hours per fortnight (i.e. every 2 weeks). 

During official study breaks (semester breaks, summer/winter holidays, when classes are not in session), you may work unlimited hours.

“Work” includes all paid employment (part-time, casual, multiple jobs), and also any unpaid work or internships if they “replace a paid position.”

Pursuing a Bachelors in Medicine and Health Sciences degree in Australia opens up many opportunities for students with major specializations including –

• Nursing
• Psychology
• Medical Radiation Science
• Dietetics
• Public Health
• Pharmacy
• Exercise and Sports Science
• Occupational Theory
• Nutrition
• Physiotherapy

After completing Bachelors of Medicine in Australia students can do several things in Australia which has multiple opportunities such as -

Staying in Australia
Overseas job search
Continuing education in Australia
Taking up non clinical services like Health Promotion Policy or Management
Searching for immediate jobs in the rural places where the demand is high
Getting into specialist training in Cardiology, Surgery, Pediatrics etc.