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Bro, Can you please tell me about Thomas More University of Applied Science? Educational quality? is it too expensive? Can i manage my tuition and living doing part time?
Hello, I do not know about Thomas More but I have already made a video about cost of living in Belgium, maybe that will help you understanding if you can manage your tuition with part-time :)
Hey Aditya, yes it is a good business school, even I had received admit from AMS and Vlerick at the same time. For me it was about ROI, I received scholarship from Vlerick so I choose it. AMS is good but it depends on your requirements regarding financials, program structure, and career support (which you can find on brochure or college website). When it comes to jobs, it depends on networking and your college/university definitely helps here but that you can do it on your own as well :)
Thanks for the information. Please why is Belgium embassy delaying my niece student Visa application to approve it whereas the school have started lectures on 23rd September 2024
Hi brother, I am having more than 5 years of experience in healthcare analytics industry. Will it be a wise decision to pursue MBA from Belgium with purpose of career growth and relocation to Europe.
Do you have any idea about Full time job opportunities in Belgium for business graduate ? I mean how difficult it is for international students to land a job in Belgium.
i am also searching for the job at the moment, to be honest there are jobs for international students but it comes with its own restrictions like language, culture etc. I will be making a video on struggles of finding jobs for international students once i get a job:)
Hey, I am about to apply for the visa D of Belgium and I was wondering - did you submit any additional documents ( documents not mentioned in the Belgium website)? Best, Naman
Hello am looking forward to studying in Belgium my barchelor degree in business Administration but i have not found a university yet can i get your help on the university application wants to join in September these year
Bro I really need to know about the PR situation. It says after 5 years you can apply for PR ( study time will be counted by half ). But I heard many lived there for long and still couldn't manage to get PR. Would you please share the real situation if anyone really got PR after staying for 5/6 years?
Acceptance criteria depends on every university so I would suggest to lookup top 10 universities in Belgium and then check their acceptance criteria. Personally I haven't seen any university asking for your cgpa alone, they have an interviews and sometimes also their own exams you did good at it, usually that should be fine :)
I'm glad that you asked it, I created a blocked account with my university before arriving in the country for a year so i am surviving on that. With that, what i was trying to say is getting a job could sometimes be very challenging doesn't matter what college you study from:)
It is usually your per month expenses times 12, the actual amount could be different for different countries but in Belgium it would around 11k € in Belgium during 2024 :)
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Let me know in the comments if you have any questions regarding studying in Europe (Belgium).
bro you have done specilisation in which field of mim..
I did Masters in General Management, so there wasn’t any specialisation but you can select electives accordingly:)
Bro, Can you please tell me about Thomas More University of Applied Science? Educational quality?
is it too expensive? Can i manage my tuition and living doing part time?
Hello, I do not know about Thomas More but I have already made a video about cost of living in Belgium, maybe that will help you understanding if you can manage your tuition with part-time :)
Brother, could you please tell me about Antwerp Management School, like is it a good B-School to study?
Hey Aditya, yes it is a good business school, even I had received admit from AMS and Vlerick at the same time. For me it was about ROI, I received scholarship from Vlerick so I choose it. AMS is good but it depends on your requirements regarding financials, program structure, and career support (which you can find on brochure or college website). When it comes to jobs, it depends on networking and your college/university definitely helps here but that you can do it on your own as well :)
Thanks for the information. Please why is Belgium embassy delaying my niece student Visa application to approve it whereas the school have started lectures on 23rd September 2024
Hi brother, I am having more than 5 years of experience in healthcare analytics industry. Will it be a wise decision to pursue MBA from Belgium with purpose of career growth and relocation to Europe.
Hello, it is definitely a good decision as long as you are clear regarding what you want to do after you finish your MBA :)
@@joshibaba. okay got it! thanks
Do you have any idea about Full time job opportunities in Belgium for business graduate ? I mean how difficult it is for international students to land a job in Belgium.
i am also searching for the job at the moment, to be honest there are jobs for international students but it comes with its own restrictions like language, culture etc. I will be making a video on struggles of finding jobs for international students once i get a job:)
Hey,
I am about to apply for the visa D of Belgium and I was wondering - did you submit any additional documents ( documents not mentioned in the Belgium website)?
Best,
Naman
Hello am looking forward to studying in Belgium my barchelor degree in business Administration but i have not found a university yet can i get your help on the university application wants to join in September these year
Unfortunately my university only offers masters and MBAs, but ill recommend to search the university based on FT rankings for bachelors:)
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Bro I really need to know about the PR situation. It says after 5 years you can apply for PR ( study time will be counted by half ). But I heard many lived there for long and still couldn't manage to get PR. Would you please share the real situation if anyone really got PR after staying for 5/6 years?
Yes getting PR is possible, depending on the country you need to work here for about 5 years and also know the local language:)
Brother ❤
Low cgpa accepted in Belgium?
Acceptance criteria depends on every university so I would suggest to lookup top 10 universities in Belgium and then check their acceptance criteria. Personally I haven't seen any university asking for your cgpa alone, they have an interviews and sometimes also their own exams you did good at it, usually that should be fine :)
If u have not job yet then how you you are managing your expenses there
I'm glad that you asked it, I created a blocked account with my university before arriving in the country for a year so i am surviving on that. With that, what i was trying to say is getting a job could sometimes be very challenging doesn't matter what college you study from:)
Ty prawa❤❤
I am glad it was useful:)
How much money is required as blocked amount
It is usually your per month expenses times 12, the actual amount could be different for different countries but in Belgium it would around 11k € in Belgium during 2024 :)
Hi bro 😊 I would like to connect with you on Instagram, what's your username 😁
You can find my email id in the about channel section:)