Should You Study In SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭 ? Truth About Study in Switzerland 🇨🇭 | Pros & Cons 

Hi Brother, I doubt about doing bachelors in Germany like I have completed my 12th, some videos are confusing me. They say we need 13 years of education to do a bachelors in Germany. Can you clarify that?

why u always make video scholarship which are only masters or phd only . make some also for undergrade

@@leettle dude i have the same damn doubt!!!

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@@murradonrun yeah do make it ! it ' ll be gold for us.

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Happy for you RiyaSingh. If u could share your educational background that can help me gauge the requirements criteria for Uni of Bern. Thanks,

Dude you must be rich then..you must have more than 20 lakhs in your bank account i guess?

Hey I'm also wanted to know like which background re you from ? Like which course did you applied !!? I also came to univeristy of Bern website and even university of geneva but the scariest part is the psw I'm thinking that is 6 months only so I'm so scared of that

​@@_nnarniahey do you know that psw is 6 months only so do you choose switzerland I even tried to apply for eth zurich but somehow I didn't and checking other options

hi brother can i study there after 12th with 95%?

How about civil engineering course is that good there ? I mean have any future for that ? I'm planning to do masters in abroad

@@_ajayfr Hi, No problem : EPFL rules (you can see the complete admission criteria on the EPFL website) « Upper secondary school certificates from a country that is not a member of EU, EFTA, nor UK Please note that we have been experiencing a significant increase in the number of applications for the Cours de mathématiques spéciales in the past years and expect this increase to continue in the coming years. Because places in that course are limited, admission is becoming increasingly selective. Admission is in no way guaranteed for all applicants who fulfill the criteria described below. Applicants who are not accepted in the Cours de mathématiques spéciales can still be accepted to the first year of our Bachelor’s programs through our entrance exam. Applicants holding an upper secondary school certificate from a country that is not a member of EU, EFTA, nor UK can be accepted, following the evaluation of their application and within the places available, in the Cours de mathématiques spéciales (foundation year), provided that their title fulfils all of the following conditions: the certificate is a pre-University title granted on the basis of a general education the certificate is granted after at least twelve years of primary and secondary education (excluding kindergarten), including at least three years of upper secondary education the following subjects were studied during the upper secondary education: 1) mathematics, 2) physics, 3) official language of the country granting the certificate, 4) second modern language, 5) chemistry or biology, 6) history, geography, or economics, and 7) applied mathematics, computer science, philosophy, or third modern language at least six of these seven subjects are present on the final grade transcripts used to determine the award of the certificate, including mathematics and physics mathematics and physics were studied and examined at the highest possible level (see below) and the certificate is in a scientific stream (should streams be offered by the country granting the certificate) the final grades in mathematics and physics are at least 80% of the maximum grade the general average is at least 80% of the maximum grade ‘At the highest possible level’ means that the numbers of years and hours of study for the given subject are the highest possible in the country of study and, when possible, that the subject was tested as part of the final exams. A subject that combines two fields of study under a single label and with a single average on the grade sheets cannot serve to validate two separate requirements (e.g., physics-chemistry cannot satisfy both requirements of physics and chemistry). Additionally, subjects in non-general history, geography, and philosophy, or in business or office computing are not taken into account. Statistics, descriptive geometry, data visualization, quantitative finance, cryptology are considered applied mathematics. For countries with an upper secondary education system similar to British Advanced Levels (Brunei, Hong Kong, Mauritius, and Singapore), criteria for admission to the Cours de mathématiques spéciales, following the evaluation of the application and within the places available, are based on those that apply for admission to the first year of the Bachelor’s programs of holders of British Advanced Levels, as described above. In some cases, the heading for your country of education in the PDF document ‘Conditions to apply for admission to the Cours de mathématiques spéciales at EPFL’ provides specific details on the application of the criteria above, for information purposes only. Holders of an upper secondary school certificate from a country that is not a member of EU, EFTA, nor UK and does not appear in that document can only be accepted through the entrance exam. This website is only updated once a year in December and the conditions may therefore not be up to date when our application form opens in November. »

@@_ajayfr Hi, no problem. You can see the admission criteria on EPFL site.

@@yugpatel3067 EPFL is top 11 on QS world ranking in civil engineering with a international known school : ENAC. But the MS admission is a worldwide competition because of the high level program (as in the US or UK) but almost for free. You can try ETHZ too (top 5), but with a cost of living more expensive. The two swiss federal schools are a great opportunity compared to the US/UK system with very expensive tuition fees.

Get workex right after level 1

Really? You live there?

@@HmmHmm-zo9il Ruti, Seefeldstrasse. I dnt lie. I believe lieing is the easiest thing to do. I always enjoy doing things that are difficult & clear and thats thats "Truth"

Thanksalot man

THANKYOU SOOO MUCH MEANS THE WORLD

I checked most of the Public University and all of them require GMAT. I'm quite doomed. Please help me. Badly in need of help.

Hey same intrest here,can we catch up?

Bro make a video on Sweden Especially Lund Universityn

Swiss bachelors is a tough case, need to try on one on one basis, but still not easy

So should I plan for different country then? Brother I have watched most of your vedio ...but I am still struggling to find best one for me ...please help me !!!