>Living cost

Accommodation:

The Universities of Switzerland provide lodging upon students request. Reservation and lodging contract should be signed before students arrive in Switzerland.

Room fee:

Around CHF500.- per month.

Insurance:

According to the Swiss law, all the residents living in Switzerland are obliged to take insurance for health and insurance. The monthly insurance in a Swiss insurance company will cost around CHF120.

Admission process in Denmark

Depending upon the level of study and the program chosen, the admission requirements, application procedures and deadline for submitting application may vary in Denmark.
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements vary according to level of study and program chosen. The requirements for admission are listed with respect to study level below:
Undergraduate Programs

>>Education system in the USA

High School (Secondary Education) in the USA

    Lasts from grade 9 to 12, typically from the age of 14/15 to 17/18.

    Upon successful completion of 12th grade students are awarded with a high school diploma.

    Students that have not received a high school diploma may take the General Education Development (GED) test, which is a certification for high-school level academic skills.

>>Education systems in Canada

Education in Canada is the responsibility of individual provinces and territories. There is little variation between the provinces, except in Quebec, which has a different education system consisting of école primaire, école secondaire, and College d’enseignement general et professionel (CEGEP). The following exclude Quebec. Please visit each Province’s Ministry of Education site for more detailed information.

Secondary Education in Canada

>>Education system in Australia

Secondary Education in Australia

    From year 7 to 12 and is typically for students from the age of 12/13 to 17/18.

    Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (SSCE), whose name varies from state and territory, awarded after successful completion of Year 12.

    TVET courses, typically known as Certificate I and II are offered in Year 11 and 12.

Know about education systems in T1 countries:

Every country has thier own rule and system about their education system i will try to explanation of educations system of t1 countries ie:-

• USA

• UK

what to do after Graduation in UK?

Do you need a visa?

UKBA manage UK immigration and visas. You can find out if you need a visa to work in the UK at www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk

Visas for working in the UK after you graduate:

If you are currently studying in the UK and you want to work or develop a business in the UK after you graduate, there are a number of different visa options that you may be eligible to apply for:

Working in the UK