യൂറോപ്പിലെ "നല്ല" ചില സാധ്യതകൾ | Study Abroad Ends Soon | 4 Good Countries for 2024 Pros & Cons

[@parisianmalayali]

Someone has asked about MBBS in France and the comment accidentally deleted, Here is the information: Studying medicine in France as an international student, especially as a non-EU student, can be a complex process. Here are some general steps and guidelines to help you understand the process: Language Proficiency: French is the language of instruction for medical studies in France. You will typically need to demonstrate proficiency in French by providing a language proficiency test score such as DELF or DALF. Apply for Preliminary Admission: As a non-EU international student, you will need to apply for preliminary admission (préinscription) to the first year of medical studies (PACES - Première Année Commune aux Études de Santé) through the French embassy or consulate in your home country. Pass the PACES Exam: PACES is a highly competitive exam that you need to pass in order to continue your medical studies in France. The exam tests your knowledge in various subjects such as biology, chemistry, physics, and others. Apply for Medical School: After successfully passing the PACES exam, you can apply to medical schools in France. You will need to submit your academic records, language proficiency test scores, and any other required documents. Obtain a Student Visa: Once you receive an acceptance letter from a medical school in France, you will need to apply for a student visa at the French embassy or consulate in your home country. Arrive in France: After obtaining your student visa, you can travel to France to begin your medical studies. Make sure to register with the local authorities and the university upon your arrival. Complete the Medical Curriculum: Medical studies in France typically last for 6 years. You will need to complete the required coursework, clinical rotations, and exams to earn your medical degree. Please note that the process and requirements may vary depending on the university and the specific program you choose. It is essential to contact the universities directly or visit their official websites for the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding admissions requirements and procedures for international students. Additionally, seeking guidance from the French embassy or consulate in your home country can also be helpful in navigating the application process.

[@Anjalinamathai]

Thank you 😊

[@IchNzr]

France stayback 1 year aanennu kettu? University shortlist cheyunnathine patti parayamo

[@Kl60-Knr]

My ranking Germany Netherlands Sweden France 😊

[@nikhilbabu33]

Germany and France; good only if you learn the language. Netherlands and Sweden is good if you are skilled enough. Language does not matter there

[@yagamilight562]

Partially true.. Depends on the field of work.. Some jobs pertaining to sales/marketing etc its really hard to find a job that doesn't require local language ​@@nikhilbabu33

[@Amarnath2k2]

​@@nikhilbabu33 As a graduate which one?

[@Jaime-bl4ei]

Sweden 🔥🫶🏻

[@bibinmathew61]

Bro germanyil spouse visa undo and spousinu full time work cheyyan pattuvo

[@ammuammu6468]

Data science Germanyil scope undo. Can you suggest some good course for a mathematics graduate

[@Mrtribru69]

Students or workers from Non EU countries going to any Schengen country should make sure that you can speak, read and write the language of the country, at least basics to begin with. Job hunting can get 10 times easier, life is much easier with language skills! I am Dutch speaking Malayalee in Belgium. I would not have my current job ( requires direct contact with native Belgians) , if I didnt know the language here. Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Scandinavian countries are the best countries ...better social security system, high standard of life, economically stable countries, better work life balance etc etc. But I am not sure about job markets here for Non EU citizens. IT, Engineers, Medical workers are in high demand in all the above countries

[@parisianmalayali]

Exactly, knowing the language, as you said, is really important.

[@Pool-b6s]

Bro... Francil ISTC enna University kollaamo? Masters cheyyaanaa bro... Agency ISTC enna University cheran parayunnu...ISTC kollamo bro?😢

[@Pool-b6s]

Bro... Francil ISTC enna University kollaamo? Masters cheyyaanaa bro... Trivandrum ulla oru Agency ISTC enna University'yil cheran parayunnu...ISTC kollamo bro?

[@Jerin710]

Hungary എങ്ങനെ und

[@binittathomas4396]

What about Hungary

[@Fathimanazar-gb9my]

Netherlands 🎉

[@jayakrishnans514]

Bro what about spain?

[@chakkaravava2720]

Public university il masters okke padikkan ethra cgpa or percentage venam ?

[@parisianmalayali]

For English taught courses at public universities, its highly competitive and you will need minimum 80-90% percentage for your previous education.

[@ashiqazees1480]

Latvia engane und video cheyyamo

[@Mrtribru69]

Latvia, salary is much less compared to Western Europe. The Netherlands, Germany, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, etc are well paying

[@Lakshmi-bk7bd]

​@@Mrtribru69 bro appol Ireland o. IT jobnu. Ireland nallath ano

[@MuhammadShihas-jt3ir]

Aura international school of management in France Lyon ith kollamo bro ( bachelor’s)

[@chakkaravava2720]

Romania student visa kurich video cheyyavo

[@chakkaravava2720]

Germany le public university il masters padikkan ethra percentage venam degree kku.?

[@parisianmalayali]

Above 60% oke aayirikum mostly elayidathum parayuka but minimum 80-90% enkilum ilate kittan paadanu

[@Manjubabu451]

First comment pin cheyumo 😌❤

[@rosminbabu4704]

What about luxumbourg?

[@abybabu1132]

Czech Republic student visa kurich video cheyamo latest!??

[@parisianmalayali]

Hello Czech republic is an affordable choice for studies. I think the stayback is for 9 months after graduation. The visa rejection rate is not higher that means you will have an easier migration process however I am not sure about the job market or part time job opportunities while studying. I will try to video about it. 🫶🏻

[@Amala-wg2kw]

Ireland?

[@GopikrishnaKarthikeyaMakala]

Hi bro I got offer from NEOMA, Clermont and Emlv for Msc Supply Chain Management please suggest me which one would be a better choice??

[@parisianmalayali]

Three of them are good institutions. However, when you consider the location for doing part time jobs and finding more jobs easily, it’s better to choose one in Paris.

[@GopikrishnaKarthikeyaMakala]

thanks for your response

[@smithathomas745]

Albania engane und

[@Mrtribru69]

No! Poor country, just recovering from civil war there

[@336Antony]

Bro france il loan interest adakkan pattile part time cheythal

[@parisianmalayali]

Loan interest Etra varum? Monthly 650-750 euros legally work cheyth earn cheyyam. Athil oru 500 maximum expenses varum. After oru 150-200 oke sramichal save cheyyam so monthly 12-18k inr saving possible aahnu. That means interest adayakan patumarikum.

[@abeshaun1075]

Avide CMA USA qualified aaya oraalkk scope undo? For further studies and studies.

[@parisianmalayali]

French padichal scope undakum. Job market is same here too, competitive

[@benexbobby4278]

Austria engane und

[@Pool-b6s]

Masters in management francil total fees etrayaavum bro.?

[@parisianmalayali]

It depends on the institutions bro, normally per year average 11k euros varum

[@Rohithser]

Informative🤍

[@arunva2210]

Bro psb nalla business school aanoo

[@ShihabHabbad-gy1hz]

bro sound onnoode koottan pattooo

[@parisianmalayali]

Kuravundo sorry bro

[@ShihabHabbad-gy1hz]

@@parisianmalayali hhe bro sooryokke enthinna chelpo nte lapinte complaint aakum bro njn cheryo feeling ndaayirunnu n parayaayirunnu

[@MariyajamesMj]

🙏❤️

[@NirupamaChandran]

Germany Ireland Netherlands Sweden No france 🥲

[@Fathimanazar-gb9my]

❤

[@anjuraju-g8l]

Germany nalathanu german padichal🥲