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Each university has its specific eligibility criteria, typically includes minimum academic prerequisites, English language proficiency standards, entrance test prerequisites, and relevant work experience, among other criteria’s. Your educational counselor can assist you in identifying suitable programs based on your unique qualifications.

The permission to work depends on the specific program's duration and type. Your eligibility to work will be indicated in the immigration stamp within your passport. International students can engage in part-time work for up to 20 hours per week during term days and full-time during holidays. Many educational institutions offer a 'Job shop' service to facilitate part-time job searches for students. Job vacancies are also commonly advertised in newspapers and on online platforms. In most cases, employers will request your resume, and occasionally, they may conduct interviews as part of their recruitment process.

Securing a student visa is possible with the right documentation. A significant number of applicants from India are granted visas when they submit a confirmed acceptance offer from a foreign university or college, along with proof of financial backing to cover tuition fees and living expenses.

You have two options for obtaining the Visa application form: you can obtain it from the Consulate, or you can opt to collect it through your education counselor.

While there isn't a fixed upper limit for the funds you need to present during your Visa Interview, it's recommended to display a slightly higher amount than what's strictly necessary to cover your expenses abroad.