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One of the best things that a college student can experience is studying in another country. Studies show that going to school abroad has become as common as living in a dorm, joining a Greek organization, or sleeping through an exam. But that doesn’t mean it’s an easy journey! Students who want to study abroad often don’t know where to start their quest for options. Don’t worry! MSM Unify will help you live out your dreams of studying abroad.

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MCAT Syllabus Breakdown for Indian Students: What You Actually Need to Study Section by Section

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By MSM UNIFY
| Indibloghub
For Indian students planning to apply to medical schools in the US or Canada, the MCAT is often the biggest hurdle in the admissions process. Before interviews, essays, or applications, students must first achieve a competitive score. And the worst thing students do is attempt to mug it up and hope they can spot the pattern on test day. That approach will not work. The MCAT exam is unique. It is not about what you know, it is about how you think.
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Indian Students Look Beyond Canada as New Talent Corridors Open

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By Sanjay Laul, MSM UNIFY
| FirstNews
By Sanjay Laul, Founder, MSM Unify Indian students are not abandoning the dream of global education. They are redrawing the map. As Canada tightens visas and caps permits, pushing Indian refusals to record highs, more than 1.8 million students are now looking to Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and new workforce links with Canada The basic story is not retreat. It is redirection.
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The Strategic Value of Articulation Agreements in Education

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By Sanjay Laul, MSM UNIFY
| Higher Education Review Verified
College transfers should be a bridge, not a barrier, and yet, transferring still wastes time and money. Transfer students from the U.S. often lose about half their credits, which mean repeating courses and spending more time to finish. Colleges are thus turning to articulation agreements, formal maps that tell students in advance which courses will count toward their next program.
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