post-category-Success Stories Success Stories
loggedout-user-icon

Dev Naik

fall 2024

a year ago

Exciting News: Accepted into Construction Management!

Excited to announce my acceptance to Vanderbilt University for Construction Management. Hard work, dedication, and perseverance made it possible!

loggedout-user-icon

Comments (0)

Related Discussions

University Selection

Hello everyone, I have received the following admits for MS CS - Spring 22 1) ASU 2) UT Dallas 3) Rutgers, New Brunswick Can anyone suggest which one to choose among these based on curriculum and job prospects. Thanks in Advance. #masters #asu #rutgers

Which University is would lucrative in ROI for MSBA/MIS(BA) 1.UIC 2.Suny Buffalo 3.SDSU 4.CSU Fullerton. Comment other.

#masters #mis #msba #MSbapm

Introducing the Yocket Campus Ambassador Program!

Get a chance to be Yocket’s Campus Ambassador and represent Yocket in your campus and help us in creating a community that strives to make every study abroad aspiration a dream come true. That’s not all! You also get hand-on experience, great perks, many opportunities and become a part of the largest study abroad community in India. We are looking for you if you are -A motivated and enthusiastic high school student -Aged between 13-18 years Duration of the Program: 3 months Become a Campus Ambassador and get closer to realising your dream of studying abroad! What’s in it for you? -Enhancement of resume and profile for university applications -An internship certificate at the end of the program -Gain CAS points! -A Chance to become the CEO of Yocket for a day! A rich experience curated exclusively for the Campus Ambassador. We believe that such impressions at a young age really mould one's ambitions and personalities! It is a chance to enhance their leadership abilities by joining our Org as 'CEO for a Day'! -Opportunities to interact with recruiting heads of various universities. -Access to insider information -Get access to Yocket's courses for free Collect points & win exciting Yocket goodies, prizes and giveaways! What would you do as a Campus Ambassador? -Conduct primary research for user personas of UG abroad students in our schools. -Conduct market research for current trends in bachelors abroad. -Validate and define product requirements for Bachelors aspirants. -Make sure study abroad aspirants post in their queries on the platform. -Inform and amplify each event on campus -Ensure that the right set of audience is informed -Build strong connections with training cells of batches passing out and alumni batch -Engage professors for upcoming events/sessions/discussions on relevant topics. If you feel like this will be the perfect opportunity for you, fill in the application form below in the comments section #CampusAmbassador #JoinYocket #studyabroad

DOs and DONTs during Visa Interview

The final element of the study abroad process, the visa interview, is just as vital as the other ones. It authorizes you to enter the country and study at the university of your choice. You will not be able to continue your study without the visa, no matter how hard you work on the other components of the admissions process. While acquiring a visa is not difficult, being prepared will boost your chances of obtaining one. The visa interview typically is about 3 to 5 minutes during which the student has to prove his eligibility to study in the Country. The student's main objective must be to make sure that he/she does not give the Embassy any reason to reject the visa. - DOs for the Interview: 1) Proper preparation: This is mandatory if you hope to answer all the presented questions in the interview with confidence. The previous night, check if all the documents which you will require are indeed present in your bag. 2) Arrange the Documents: Arranging the documents in proper order in a folder ensures that it can be produced as soon as it is asked for without confusion and chaos. 3) Dress: Neat and presentable appearance is very essential, so dress formally. 4) Body Language: The interview officers will, in addition to the tone of your voice, also check your body language. A good posture and a pleasant smile is a way to communicate that you are confident. 5) Memorize the details of your application: It is common to panic in the interview and forget your application details in moments of stress. Going through your application before-hand will save you from fumbling. - DON'TS for the Interview: 1) Never attempt to use falsified documents. The risks involved are too high and are just not worth it. Never misrepresent even the smallest information. 2) Don't submit any document unless you are asked to. Make sure the documents are presentable. Don't use torn or crushed documents. 3) Don't stammer or mug up answers. Answer honestly, fluently and precisely. Try to be calm and confident while you are answering the questions. Speak clearly and in an appropriate volume. 4) Try to avoid using conversation fillers such as ‘Like’, ‘Ummmm’, or ‘I guess’ in a sentence when you are responding to a question. Pay close attention to the questions asked and respond with just the answer. Keep it short and simple. Try to practice mock interviews before the real deal. 5) Never be late for the interview. Reach the visa interview location 30 minutes ahead of schedule. Familiarize yourself with the surroundings. 6) Do not carry any extra bags along: You will only be allowed to carry documents inside the consulate. Do not carry bags, food, gadgets or anything else. Proper planning will grant you the confidence you need for the interview. Keeping the above points in mind will help to make the visa interview less strenuous. All the best! #masters #ms #bachelors #phd #diploma #visa #visaInterview #us #Canada