Student visa interviews are designed to check if you are a genuine student with clear academic goals. Common questions cover your academic background, choice of country and university, funding sources and post-study plans. To succeed prepare honest, concise answers, dress professionally and organize documents such as transcripts, bank statements and admission letters. Avoid memorized responses […]
The University of Queensland (UQ) is a top-50 global university in Brisbane, Australia, with an acceptance rate of about 40%. It offers over 300 courses from arts to engineering, with tuition ranging from AUD 30k–50k annually. Students can choose on-campus colleges or private rentals, supported by university services. Scholarships include merit-based, equity and research awards, […]
Dublin City University is one of Ireland’s most innovative and career-focused universities. DCU QS global ranking of #436 in 2025. It is known as the University of Enterprise. It offers world-class programs in Business, Engineering, Computing, and Education. With an acceptance rate of 45–55%, it is moderately selective and home to over 17,000 students, including […]
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is Ireland’s first and largest technological university, formed in 2019. With an acceptance rate of 65–70%, it welcomes international students to career-focused programs in Engineering, Business, IT, Arts, and Hospitality. Tuition fees range from €12,000–€20,000, and scholarships are available for high-achieving students, including options for Indian applicants. Technological University Dublin […]
The cost of living in Galway for students ranges from €1,000–€1,400 per month- covering rent, food, utilities and transport. Accommodation is the biggest expense with shared housing starting at €350. Groceries cost around €200–€300, while a monthly bus pass is €50–€60. Healthcare insurance ranges from €150–€600 annually. Galway is cheaper than Dublin. It offers a […]
The cost of living in Cork ranges between €1,200-€1,600 per month for international students, depending on lifestyle and accommodation choices. Housing is the biggest expense with shared apartments costing around €400–€700 and private rentals going higher. Food and groceries usually add up to €200–€300 per month. Healthcare, including insurance can range from €150–€600 annually, and […]
German medical schools are globally respected, often tuition-free (only €100–€500 admin fees), and offer strong training—both in German and some in English. Top picks include Heidelberg, LMU Munich, Charité Berlin, TUM, Hamburg, Freiburg, and Bonn. Germany is becoming a top choice for medical students offering world-class education, cutting-edge research and minimal tuition fees. Most public […]
Private universities in Berlin attract thousands of international students every year with English taught programs, small class sizes and strong industry connections. Popular choices include Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, SRH Berlin, GISMA, CODE and ESMT Berlin. Courses range from business and tech to arts and healthcare, with tuition fees generally between €8,000–€20,000 annually. […]
Frankfurt’s public universities offer affordable education, top academics, and broad career pathways. Leading choices include Goethe University (humanities, economics), Frankfurt UAS (applied tech & business), the Music & Arts University, and GSEFM (graduate finance/econ studies). Frankfurt, Germany’s financial powerhouse, is not just about banks and high-rises—it’s also a thriving hub for higher education. Its public […]
Germany offers over 1,800 English taught programs across public and private universities, making it possible to earn a world class degree without learning German first. Top choices include Humboldt University, TU Berlin, LMU Munich, WHU and IU International University. Public universities often have low or no tuition fees, while private universities provide smaller class sizes, […]
