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IMFS (Institute of Management and Foreign Studies) has successfully assisted more than 57,000 students in achieving their dream of studying abroad at reputed universities.

Applying to our partner universities offers several advantages. Most of our partner universities provide application fee waivers. This can significantly reduce the financial burden of applying to multiple universities. Additionally, the application turnaround time is generally faster when applying through our partner universities. Moreover, some of these universities offer scholarships to students who confirm their admission and pay the deposit before the given deadline, further easing the financial aspect of pursuing higher education.

If your academic performance is not exceptionally strong, it is essential to consider countries that have more flexible admission criteria. One country to consider for pursuing higher studies with moderate academic scores is Canada. Many Canadian universities offer Post-Graduate Diploma (PGD) courses that have slightly lower academic requirements compared to master's degree programs. These PGD courses provide an opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in a specific field while having a slightly more lenient admission criteria, typically requiring a minimum of 50% marks. Moreover, Canada is known for its diverse and inclusive education system, making it a favorable choice for students with varying academic backgrounds.

Yes, having work experience can make a significant difference when pursuing a master's degree in fields such as MBA (Master of Business Administration), MIS (Master of Information Systems), and MEM (Master of Engineering Management). Work experience brings practical knowledge and skills to the classroom, enriching the learning experience and allowing for valuable insights during discussions and group projects. Admissions committees often value applicants with work experience as it demonstrates real-world application of academic concepts and a strong work ethic.

There are various on-campus job opportunities available for students. These jobs are typically located within the university campus and provide convenient employment options for students. Some common on-campus jobs include working in the cafeteria, library, managing activity rooms, serving as a resident assistant, tutoring other students, or assisting professors with research projects.