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Visa assistance This one measures your English language skills to determine your eligibility to study abroad. We prepare you to nail the IELTS exam like a pro, even if you are not a native English speaker.... read more
Register NowTOEFL is one of the most popular language proficiency exams and aims to measure an applicant’s hold on the English language through a comprehensive evaluation of their reading, writing, speakin... read more
Register NowPTE Academic is a computer-based English language test for non-native English speakers who wish to study abroad. It is Trusted by over 3,000 universities and colleges. This exam assesses the reading, ... read more
Register NowThis is an online English proficiency test designed for international students. It is fast, convenient, and affordable compared to other English language proficiency exams. You can take the test from... read more
Register NowSAT is a standardized test administered by the College Board for the students aspiring to be admitted for undergraduate courses abroad, especially in the US and Canada colleges and universities. SAT e... read more
Register NowGRE is a standardized exam used to measure one's aptitude for abstract thinking in the areas of analytical writing, mathematics, and vocabulary. It is an admission requirement by many graduate schools... read more
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Wageningen University made it to the list of top hundred universities for the third time. Six other Dutch universities nabbed spots in the Times Higher Education institution rankings, along with Wa...read more
Two of the Netherlands' universities have achieved spots in the world's top hundred scientific institutions. Utrecht University has outperformed every other university in the Netherlands, providing...read more
Student unions from a handful of Dutch universities have issued a gross warning to scholars thinking keen as mustard to pursue their higher education in the Netherlands as the campus crisis continu...read more
The latest survey on countries receiving international students has revealed the rank achieved by the Netherlands – the country secured a position in the top 10 countries across the globe. So...read more
Dutch tertiary schools are gaining popularity with overseas students. Studies reveal that forty per cent of first-year international students secure seats in higher education universities in the Ne...read more
The Netherlands follows a centralized admission process for undergraduate courses, similar to the UK UCAS system, called the Studielink. Once you browse through the programs and find a program suited to your requirements, select the Studielink banner or link and register on the website to send your application. You can apply to up to 4 courses at a time, of which two are subject to Numerous Fixus.
If you send applications via Studielink, there’s no need to pay any application fee. However, if you apply directly through the university website, you might have to pay an application fee of approx. €100 (approx. INR 8111). Additionally, you must pay the TOEFL/IELTS application fees (approx. INR 15,500) to obtain your English language fluency scores before applying.
There are two ways to apply for Master’s courses in the Netherlands:
Before applying to the universities, you must check the official website for the eligibility requirements.
Studielink does not charge any fees for sending joint applications to postgraduate programs. However, if you apply directly through the university websites, a minimal fee of €50 - 100 (approx. INR 4056 – 8111) might be applicable.
To apply to MBA courses in the Netherlands, you must shortlist the institutes where you wish to apply and fill out the application form on the website. Ensure that you meet all eligibility requirements beforehand. For example, a few management schools in the Netherlands require GRE/GMAT scores, IELTS/TOEFL test scores and a minimum of 2-3 years of work experience for application.
The application fee to different B-schools in the Netherlands can cost €50 – 100 (approx. INR 4056 – 8111). In addition, you'll also need to give the GMAT/GRE fees of USD 250 (approx. INR 20,000) and the TOEFL/IELTS exam fee, which is approximately INR 15,500.
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Cost - €80 per person
Required for - Tourism/Family visitation/Business trips
The visitor visa (C-visa), also known as the Short-stay Schengen visa, allows you to stay in the Netherlands for 90 days within a 180-day period. The purpose of this visit is usually sightseeing, tour... know more
Cost - €70 (MVV) + €171 (VVR) per person
Required for - Study
You can apply for a short-stay visa for courses less than 90 days. However, you must apply for an entry visa (MVV) and a residence permit (VVR) for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Th... know more
Cost - approx. €300 per person
Required for - Work
There are three types of work visas in the Netherlands – short-stay work visas, temporary work visas, and long-stay work visas. Amongst these, the long-stay work visas include – General ... know more
Cost - €207 per person
Required for - Permanent residence in the Netherlands
Non-EU/EFTA nationals can apply for permanent residency in the Netherlands if they meet the eligibility requirements. For example, the Immigration and Naturalization Service checks whether you have li... know more
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The Netherlands, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, France, the UK, Canada, the USA, and Germany are some of the top countries for students seeking to study abroad. Each country presents unique opportunities for you to experience world-class education while embracing various cultures from around the world.
The top universities in the Netherlands that students prefer when studying abroad are:
These institutes have gained worldwide renown for top-notch faculty, prestigious alumni, and excellent education.
The best courses to study in the Netherlands include:
To apply to undergraduate, postgraduate, MBA or any course from the Netherlands, you can send your applications via the Studielink portal or the institute's official website. The process varies from institute to institute. So, check the guidelines thoroughly and ensure you meet all requirements before filing the application form.
The tuition cost in the Netherlands varies from institute to institute. However, an average estimation of the fees can help you figure out how much you can expect to spend:
Other than course fees, you must consider the cost of accommodation, food, travel and other miscellaneous expenses, which can add up to €800-1200 per month (approx. INR 64,900 - 97,340).
