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For Indian students, the GRE exam's difficulty is mostly determined by their level of preparation, language proficiency, and experience with standardised testing procedures. Due to the large vocabulary and intricate reading comprehension passages, which may differ from what they are accustomed to in their academic setting, many Indian students find the GRE Verbal Reasoning portion difficult. However, because Indian education often places a heavy emphasis on mathematics, the Quantitative Reasoning component is frequently viewed as manageable or even simpler for individuals with a good maths background. Exams can be made more approachable with proper preparation, which includes mock exams and concentrated study on weak areas. Indian students can do well on the GRE with focused study materials and constant effort, albeit they might need to adjust to the test's particular structure and linguistic requirements.

EU Business School is one of the most reputed institutions throughout Europe as well as globally. It is one of the most long standing and promising institutions for higher education which is what its fame can be mainly attributed to. EU Business School is famous for its diverse student body comprising of students from over a 100 different countries resulting in it being rated as #1 in terms of internationality.

It is also known for its open admission policies owing to which over 75% of applicants are accepted making it a favourable choice for a large number of students looking to pursue their education in Europe.

Finally, its fame can also be attributed towards its holistic and diverse curriculum which allows students to explore a variety of specialized programs ranging from management, finance, marketing, international business to public policy and international relations.

Yes, the average Indian student can join EU Business School, keeping in mind that their programme is in line with their aspirations and career goals. In order to be admitted into EU Business School, there is an eligibility criteria which involves necessary documentation, statement of purpose, TOEFL/IELTS Score, letter (s) of recommendation, highschool transcripts and a completed application form. In addition, EU Business School is open to students all across the world as its student body comprises of students from over a hundred nationalities, resulting it being rated as #1 worldwide for internationality. Moreover, Indian students who wish to pursue degrees in business and management can consider EU Business School has a viable option.

Yes, EU Business Schol does admit international students as there is a diverse student body with students from over a hundred different nationalities including Spain, France, Russia, India, Poland and more.  This is can be further attested by the fact that the MBA programme of EU Business School has been rated as #1 worldwide for internationality. Moreover, there are over 2000 international students pursuing their Bachelors from EU Business School resulting in their student body comprising 95% international students.

In addition, EU Business School is part of a global network of partner institutions, such as Pace University in New York; the University of California in Riverside; Fisher College and more where students can participate in exchange programs and experience different cultures.  

Direct admission into the 2nd year of an AI & ML course at Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT), or any engineering college, is typically not allowed unless you meet specific criteria. Here are some general guidelines and considerations:

General Admission Rules:

1. Lateral Entry: Some colleges offer lateral entry programs that allow students to join the 2nd year of a B.Tech or B.E. course. However, these opportunities are usually available only for students who have completed a Diploma in Engineering or have certain other qualifications.

2. Transfer from Another Institution: If you are currently studying a similar programme at another recognised institution, you may be eligible for lateral entry, but this depends on the college's policies and available seats. In this case, the transfer typically requires approval from the university and the respective department.

3. Specific Admission Process for Lateral Entry: If PICT offers a lateral entry option, they may require you to:

   • Apply specifically for lateral entry admission.
   • Meet certain eligibility criteria, such as a minimum percentage in relevant subjects.
   • Clear any internal entrance tests or meet the requirements set by the university.
   • Have relevant credits or coursework from your previous institution that align with the AI & ML course curriculum.

4. Quota or Special Cases: In some cases, direct entry to the second year may be allowed through special quotas or specific agreements between institutions. However, this is rare and typically involves additional documentation and approval processes.

Steps to Confirm Admission Process:

1. Visit PICT's Official Website: Check for any notifications regarding lateral entry or direct admission to the second year.

2. Contact Admissions Office: Get in touch with the admissions office or the department of AI & ML at PICT for the most accurate and up-to-date information on their admission policies for lateral entry.

3. Check University Guidelines: PICT follows Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) guidelines, so it's important to review the SPPU's lateral entry admission criteria as well.

direct admission to the 2nd year for an AI & ML course may be possible through lateral entry if you meet the eligibility requirements. Please verify this with PICT directly for detailed information.

The overall expenditure of living at EU Business school depends on a variety of factors including accommodation, daily expenses, tuition and more.

Student accommodation tends to vary from 500 to 1500 euros or 45,000 to 1,40,000 INR per month depending on the nature of housing, whether it is a shared student housing or private apartment. Moreover, the overall tuition fees comes up to 7000 euros or 6,35,000 INR per semester which also tends to differ based on scholarships, financial aid as well as nationality of the student. The final monthly expenditure will be further based on cost of food, commute, lodging and more—adding up to another 350-500 euros a month. Hence, you can expect to spend around 8000 euros or 7,25,000 INR per semester which is considerably expensive as compared to other European universities.

Yes, it is fairly easy to get a part time job while pursuing your degree at EU Business School. The institution even encourages students to engage themselves in a part time occupation if they are able to balance and fulfill their academic commitments. Moreover, international students are eligible to work on their student visa without necessarily needing a work permit.

You can look for part time jobs in a number of roles as servers, hosts, caterers, tutors and tour guides. You can seek further guidance through EU Business School's one on one as well as group counseling  along with monitoring the regular posting on job boards and student services portals.