Yes, in normal cases you’re allowed to do part- time work at a rate of 20 hours per week for a full time course of study. You can also work on full-time basis during vacations.

There is no such difficulty in getting a part time job provided you respect any type of job offered to you. If you’ve a mind to do any kind of job, you’ve open doors in front of you in other countries. It makes you more communicative by developing your inter personal skills, makes you understand about real-time work, gives a chance to be in touch with people from different walks of life, gears up your confidence, and above all makes you to have a proper financial budget and increases your saving.

We, the team of MASTER MINDS are here to help you for this. We give assistance for a candidate to make a wise choice by understanding their learning requirement. We take up informal talks by giving ample examples of courses from various countries. We work as a facilitator in a friendly manner thus clearing all their doubts by making them come to a better decision. We assure them further assistance and right information and make them feel comfortable.

On an average, it takes about 5 to 8 weeks. It could vary for different Universities/Colleges. However MASTER MIND tries to make the period short by making the University formalities fast so that we could get a speedy response.

Accommodation is as per the choice of the concerned student. University Halls, Self –Catered Residential Hostels (where students are permitted to prepare their own food and stay), Catered – where they are provided with food and Private Accommodation, Rented Shared Apartments (Students can make their own group of colleagues, or directly join other people living in an apartment in a separate room on rental basis), Stay in a Hotel or Guest House.

The best answer for this question depends upon: Which course a candidate wants to do? Are those courses offered by the Universities in that country? What are the prospects after the completion of the particular course in that country? etc.

Actually there is no such thing that could be rated as best and popular as almost all Universities excel in one or the other areas. It varies on individual preferences, thoughts and the selected course of study by each individual.

No, as such there are no rankings prevailed in Universities. We would recommend the University depending on your caliber, qualification and the choice of your course of study. Each institution is unique and has its own norms and procedures.

No, Entrance exam is not there for admission instead the candidates will have to undergo English Proficiency Test namely IELTS (International English Language Testing System) which is mandatory for countries like Australia and New Zealand. There is another Proficiency Test for English language testing named as TOEFL (Test Of English as Foreign Language) that could be undergone for few other countries.

The application process for pursuing admission in abroad universities and colleges should start 4 to 5 months prior to the commencement of such courses in that particular country. As there are a lot of formalities to be completed regarding admission procedures which may take at least 4 to 5 weeks, process for obtaining visa may take another 5 to 6 weeks and you need time for your personal preparation like shopping, arranging baggage, visits to relatives etc before you depart to a new destiny for chasing your dream career. It is also better to have an advance planning schedule and give the application according to the same.

It is a fact that Overseas Education is expensive but its value in a global scenario is tremendous. It opens in front of the finest opportunities and leads the student to a global career. So the money spend becomes worth. The major expenses may be on the tuition fee and cost of living which may differ from a country to other as per the choice of the candidate. On the other, expenses may be on travel, visa and procuring of personal things.

The initial step is to walk in to our office and meet our counselor. After the detailed session on the course and option of our study and your finalization on the same you need to complete the application form of the selected college/university and give us all relevant documents which includes your IELTS and TOFEL score, 10th and 12th mark sheets etc. If you’ve completed your Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline, and wish to apply for a Post Graduate/Master’s Programme, then you need to produce your UG mark sheets and Degree certificates too. If you’ve not received the Degree Certificate, then you can apply with your provisional degree certificate.

Sure, there are ample opportunities for part-time jobs in almost all countries abroad. You are permitted for a work schedule of 20 hours per week as part- time and you can go for full-time job during your vacation. This is applicable in Australia, UK and Ireland. In New Zealand, you can work up to 15 hours per week part – time and full time during vacations. Canada offers you job while study itself as an integral part of their course of study.

Of course there are but very few in numbers. Procuring a scholarship by a student in an international set up is of high difficulty as the competition for the same is so tough and intense.

Certainly there are chances for the same. It has to be noted that the Student Visa in countries like New Zealand and Australia allow clear passage for immigration to overseas students who secures a meritorious qualification and are in a position of demand in that particular country. You are also allowed to apply for a work permit of two years in countries like UK, New Zealand and Ireland after the completion of our study of the opted course. Country like Canada allows you for a work permit of one year after you finish your course. Likewise each and every country provides job opportunities if you have the real caliber and merit.

The Federal Government funds for most Under Graduate programmes. There are few universities that provide financial aids to the international students of their colleges depending upon certain criteria which includes their academic standards, scores of TOEFL, SAT etc. As the scholarships are limited in number the competition for getting them is too intense