Author: Narayan Pradhan

Cyprus spends more than 7% of its GDP on education, the third-highest share in the European Union after Denmark and Sweden. Hence, it has proper infrastructure in its extremely developed education system.

Although Cyprus is a member of the EU and the Bologna system, most schools and colleges are based on the American system of education, which gives students the opportunity to choose their academic load and vary their course. It has a positive impact both on students’ leisure time and tuition fee, as the fewer subjects you study, the less you pay.

At the same time, it is somewhat more complicated for the foreigners, since education for them is more expensive and, under the Cyprus immigration law, they are not allowed to work more hours than prescribed by the legislation. Nevertheless, the cost of education in Cyprus is accessible, and although it grows annually, this increase correlates to the inflation index.
There are around 25 000 students studying at the Cypriot universities, and the foreigners make up at least one-third of them. Several international colleges and universities in Cyprus offer dual degree programs, fully accredited by the UK and USA partner universities. There are several public and private universities in the country, offering study programmes in various fields, from business and medicine to computer science and tourism management.

In educational institutions based on the more conservative European system, the curriculum and payments are fixed and all talented students (including foreigners) are eligible for a scholarship or reduction of fees.

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a Standardized test that measures verbal, mathematical and analytical writing skills. It is intended to help the graduate schools of business assess the potential of applicants for advanced study in business and management.

Key Facts:

The entrance test is conducted for the following course:

>> The GMAT test measures basic verbal, mathematical, and analytical writing skills of the candidates.
>> Your performance on previous questions determines which questions come next.
>> For taking the GMAT Test as such there is no minimum educational qualification requirement prescribed by the testing authority GMAC.
>> The GMAT exam is delivered year-round and on demand in test centers around the world.
>> Most students accepted to top schools score 700 or higher on the GMAT.
>> Official GMA score results are kept on file for 20 years. Most schools accept scores no older than five years. However, score reports for tests taken up to 20 years ago are still available.
>> For information about the exam dates & venues, registration and other details log onto www.mba.com

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JAPAN has an international reputation of its academic environment and a learning style that encourages you to be innovative, creative and think independently.

You can study state-of-the-art technology and acquire the knowledge that enabled Japan’s phenomenal post-war economic growth.

With the globalization scheme, Japanese government encourages to accept more foreign students for higher education in Japan. The tuition and living expenses are considerably more inexpensive than in the US or Europe. Students come to Japan to study Japanese Language, but at the same time, you can learn about the culture, tradition.

Crime in Japan is well below the U.S. national average. Japan as one of the safest and cleanest countries in the world, and say that the people are among the most friendly and helpful. Japan ranks as the second-most technologically-powerful economy after the United States. One thing that makes Japan so unique is that it successfully retains its Eastern culture, but employs Western technology at the same time. Japanese technology is so advanced that the country owns nearly 60% of the world’s robots, and is one of world’s largest and most advanced producers of automobiles.

Japan economy ranks as the third largest in the world after the economies of the United States and China respectively. With the incentive of a guarantee of lifetime employment, a large percentage of laborers in Japan’s economic system have job security.

If you are looking for a place that has made a successful transition from the old to the new, yet maintains a very strong hold to its history and traditions, Japan is the place for you.