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Rupali Singh

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The UAE has a desert type climate with extreme summer temperatures that can go up to 50°C. This heat makes walking outdoors for extended periods impossible during peak months, leading to reliability on air-conditioned transport like taxis or university shuttle buses. UAE has built an ultra-modern infrastructure where virtually all indoor space, including malls, university buildings, and public transports are fully air-conditioned. Besides the intense summer period, the UAE offers year-round sunshine. This contributes to a vibrant social scene and outdoor lifestyle during the cooler months

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Ishita Singh

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The UAE has a great healthcare system characterized by heavy government investment in medical technology and well-being. While healthcare is not free for Indian students, having medical insurance is a mandatory requirement for the issuance of a student residency visa. Most universities simplify this process by providing mandatory group health insurance policies or including the insurance cost within the annual visa processing fee. For students who may be on a Golden Visa or are self-employed, they are responsible for arranging their own private medical coverage.

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Nishtha Singh

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Indian students can find fellow Indian stdents in the UAE. This is because Indians make up approximately 35% to 40% of the total UAE population. Dubai has been described as a "cosmopolitan version of Mumbai," providing a "home away from home" vibe.

Cultural comfort is high because major Indian festivals are celebrated, and Indian groceries and food are easily accessible. A few residents also believe the Indian food quality in the UAE is often better than what is found in India. This large Indian community in the UAE makes it easy for students to connect, network, and adapt both socially and professionally. Also, UAE's proximity to India

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The UAE is consistently ranked as one of the safest countries in the world. Dubai has been ranking 1st in multiple global personal safety indicators. Safety is a top priority for the government. This is supported by strict laws and extensive camera monitoring in public places in the UAE. 

For Indian students, residents have observed that the environment feels safer than major Indian cities like Mumbai. Female students and residents feel safe due to high levels of security even when walking alone at night. The legal system acts as a saviour. Any person who commits a crime faces immediate deportation and a lifetime ban from the count

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Starting salaries in the UAE is dependent on the industry and the reputation of the university. For example, BITS Pilani Dubai graduates had the salary of around AED 90,000 (~INR 21.3 Lakhs) per year.

The average salaries in the UAE can range AED 120,000 - AED 150,000 per year for Banking and Finance sectors. For other professionals, starting salaries in the UAE average around AED 12,000 per month. A few top Engineering packages have reached AED 310,000. The specific monthly range for entry-level roles in fields like Architecture or Design range from AED 7,000 - AED 15,000.

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Anya Aggarwal

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UAE has a zero personal income tax policy. This means that 100% of the salary goes directly into your pocket. In UAE, there is no payroll tax. This allows for a higher savings potential compared to most Western countries.

Some indirect taxes students have to pay. This includes a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) applies to most goods and services. A 9% corporate tax is also applied on business profits exceeding certain thresholds.

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Nishtha Shukla

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UAE's job market is described as great for graduates. Popular job sectors in the UAE are AI, Data Science, Cybersecurity, FinTech, and Renewable Energy. Top places to find job opportunities in the UAE are Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Unlike the mass recruitment model in India, most UAE universities use a Western model. This model offers a dedicated placement cells and networking support to help students get jobs via industry connections.

The UAE does not offer a standard post-study work permit. Graduates can apply for a jobseeker visa (valid for 3, 6, or 9 months) to get employment. Outstanding graduates may even qualify for a 10-year Golden V

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Puhup Kumari

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The faculty members at JNVU are degree holders having PhD, Master's & Diploma. The university appoints well-trained & expert faculty members who gives quality education to the students. The faculty focuses on giving both theoretical & practical knowledge to the students.

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Puhup Kumari

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JNVU Jodhpur is an affiliating university and offers various courses through these different colleges. Students can choose from diverse specialisations due to the several number of affiliated colleges present as part of JNVU Jodhpur. Jai Narain Vyas University, Joshpur has 4 affiliated state-run colleges, that offer different streams and specialisations.

Check out various JNVU Jodhpur affiliated colleges below:

JNVU Affiliated Colleges

MBM Engineering College

Jaswant College

SMK College

K.N. Women' College

 

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Abhishek Kumar

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For MBOSE HSSLC, students must study a total of five to six subjects that include English (Compulsory), MIL, and Alternative English, and three to four subjects based on their stream, Science, Commerce or Arts. 

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Indrani Thakur

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MBOSE HSSLC syllabus is made available by the board online. We have provided the MBOSE 12th syllabus PDF on this page. Students can download the same and start practising for the exam.

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