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Candidates are selected for CUCET admission according to their performance in examination and preferences. Seat allotment will be done according to their merit.

For entry to an MSc in Software Engineering, students would have to meet the requirements mentioned below.

• A UG degree from a recognised Indian college or uni
• Completed a statistics program or a pre-master's course
• Prove English proficiency
• Online application with documents of all past studies
• Portfolio highlighting all past projects
• Proof of Prior Work Experience (optional)

Yes, Indian students interested in admisison to a UG degree program have to take an entrance exam at University of Europe Applied Sciences. However, this is only required for admission to Art and Design course. The entrance test requires students to write a short essay on the programme they're applying for. Students don't have to prepare for the test.

No, Indian students are not known to pay an application fee at UE Germany. However, they may pay a small platform fee, during the application process. All students are required to submit a Common Application via the official university website. Students are advised to refer the same to know more about application related costs.

No, University of Europe Applied Sciences is not free for Indian students. Most public universities in Germany do not charge a tuition fees. They only charge a nominal per semester fees as administrative costs. However, the University of Europe for Applied Sciences UE is a private university, and not a public one. This means, Indian students would have to pay a tuition fees for the course they're interested in.

You can check the Army Institute of Law LET 2026 results on ail.ac.in. Candidates can check the results by entering their login details. The results will be released online only.

AIL LET 2026 Result will be published online. Since the whole admission process is completely online nothing will be published offline. Candidates must not trust anything published offline.

AIL LET 2026 admit card will be published online. Since the whole admission process is completely online nothing will be published offline. Candidates must not trust anything published offline.

Yes, it is very much possible. If you focus and regularly study. It is not tough to crack the exam. But if you will begin your preparation earlier, the scope of clearing the exam would have been higher. 

To give mock test is important. It helps you to understand your strengths and weaknesses. With regular practice you can improve speed, gain confidence, reduce the exam pressure.

The following topics should be studied to prepare for the mental ability section-

• Series Completion.
• Coding and Decoding.
• Blood Relations.
• Direction Sense Test.
• Logical Venn Diagrams.
• Completion of Series.

The Army Institute of Law (AIL), Mohali, releases the AIL LET (Law Entrance Test) syllabus and pattern, but they often provide subjects rather than a very detailed syllabus, with details coming in the official admission brochure and notification. For AIL LET 2026, expect sections like Legal Aptitude, GK & Current Affairs, English, and Mental Ability, all at a 10+2 level. 

Candidates must note that AIL LET Exam is held in online mode. The exam is for 2 hours. Candidates must note that the paper will be for 200 marks.

You can check the AIL LET Exam Pattern 2026 on the official Army Institute of Law website  or Shiksha portal. The pattern includes 200-question, 2-hour, objective-type test covering Mental Ability, GK, Law Aptitude, and English, with no negative marking. 

Candidates can check the AIL LET Marking Scheme below

• One score for each correct attempt. 
• No marks will be deducted in case of wrong attempts. 
• Only correct answers will contribute to the overall scores of the candidates. 

It can be challenging at the beginning, not impossible. Focus on highlighting your academic projects and soft skills. Co op programs provided by universities are best entry point for Indians.

You can apply for travel grants or scholarships like Charpak Exchange Scholarship. Other than this, you can apply for external funding bodies. Some universities also offer alumni grants to support students taking unpaid internships.

Not always. While corporate internships (Google, JP Morgan) are usually well-paid, internships with NGOs, UN agencies, or research labs might be unpaid or offer only a stipend to cover living costs.

It is possible. Many companies use internships as a trial period. If you perform well, companies may offer to sponsor your work visa for a full-time role, though this depends heavily on local labor laws.

Yes, for example, USA requires a J-1 visa for interns. UK requires a Tier 5 (Government Authorised Exchange) visa. Always check the specific visa regulations of the country you are applying to.