Question 1

How long does the study abroad application process take?

Accepted Answer

Typically 6-12 months from initial consultation to visa approval. We recommend starting at least 12 months before your intended intake date to maximize university options and scholarship opportunities.

Question 2

How long does the visa process take once my documents are ready?

Accepted Answer

It takes about 1 to 1.5 months, if all the documents are in place. Delays usually happen only when documentation is incomplete, so our team reviews everything upfront to keep you on schedule.

Question 3

Is IELTS or TOEFL compulsory for every university?

Accepted Answer

Not always. There are universities that may waive off the IELTS/TOEFL requirement depending on your academic background and prior medium of instruction. Please discuss this with our consultants during your profile evaluation.

Question 4

What are the English language requirements for studying abroad?

Accepted Answer

Most universities require IELTS 6.0-7.0 or TOEFL 80-100. Requirements vary by university and program, and some universities waive this requirement altogether. We provide IELTS preparation guidance and can recommend partner coaching centres.

Question 5

How much does it cost to study abroad?

Accepted Answer

Costs vary significantly by destination. Germany public universities have zero tuition. Canada costs CAD 15,000-35,000/year. UK costs GBP 12,000-25,000/year. We help you identify scholarships to reduce costs.

Question 6

What is Versa Global's visa success rate?

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We maintain a 95%+ visa success rate across all destinations. Our team reviews every document before submission and has deep knowledge of each country's immigration requirements.

Question 7

Do you offer post-arrival support?

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Yes. Our pre-departure and post-arrival support includes accommodation search, airport pickup coordination, bank account opening guidance, SIM card setup, and connecting you with our alumni network in your destination.

Question 8

Can I work while studying abroad?

Accepted Answer

Yes — most destinations allow part-time work. UK allows 20 hours/week during term. Canada allows 20 hours/week off-campus. Australia allows 48 hours per fortnight. Germany allows 120 full days or 240 half days per year.

Question 9

How much does MBBS in Vietnam cost?

Accepted Answer

MBBS in Vietnam through Versa Global starts from ₹31 lakhs for the full 6-year program (tuition, hostel, and administration fees), significantly lower than most private medical colleges in India and competitive with other popular MBBS-abroad destinations.

Question 10

Is NEET required for MBBS in Vietnam?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A qualifying NEET score is mandatory for any Indian student pursuing MBBS abroad, including Vietnam, in order to be eligible to practice in India after graduation. This applies regardless of destination country.

Question 11

Are Vietnam medical degrees recognized in India?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we place students only at NMC (National Medical Commission) recognized universities in Vietnam. Graduates are eligible to sit the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) to practice in India, the same requirement that applies to graduates from any recognized foreign medical university.

Question 12

Where should I study MBBS after NEET?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your budget and priorities. Vietnam and Georgia are Versa Global's two primary MBBS destinations — Vietnam currently starts from ₹31 lakhs for the full program, while Georgia typically runs $40,000-50,000 total. Both are NMC-recognized with FMGE-eligible degrees. We help you compare both based on your specific budget and timeline in a free consultation.

Question 13

How long does an MBBS program in Vietnam take?

Accepted Answer

The MBBS program in Vietnam is typically 6 years total, combining 5 years of academic study with a 1-year clinical internship — comparable in length to MBBS programs in India and most other MBBS-abroad destinations.

Question 14

Is the 100% job guarantee on the Dubai IT Infrastructure Engineer Program real?

Accepted Answer

Yes — it's dedicated placement support that continues until you're hired in a GCC IT role, backed by MACOB IT Solutions' live employer network, real client site exposure, and a structured 7-stage career-readiness track. It applies to students who complete the full curriculum and actively engage with the placement process; 60+ students have been placed through it so far.

Question 15

What if I don't get placed after completing the IT Infrastructure Engineer Program?

Accepted Answer

Placement support continues past graduation for as long as it takes, provided you completed the training requirements and stay engaged with the process — attending workshops, mock interviews, and employer introductions. It's a sustained placement commitment, not a one-time job posting forwarded after your certificate is issued.

Question 16

Do I need prior IT experience for the Dubai IT Infrastructure Engineer Program?

Accepted Answer

No. The program is open to degree or diploma holders with basic computer literacy — training starts from hardware and networking fundamentals before progressing through Windows Server, CCNA, Azure, and Office 365, so no prior infrastructure or networking background is required.

Question 17

What is the Genuine Student (GS) requirement for an Australian student visa?

Accepted Answer

It's the assessment Australia uses (replacing the earlier Genuine Temporary Entrant test since 2024) to check that your study plans, course choice, and post-study intentions are genuine. It's satisfied through a personal statement, which our counsellors help you prepare so it genuinely reflects your own profile rather than a generic template.

Question 18

What are Australia's post-study work rights?

Accepted Answer

Graduates can apply for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485), with the length of stay depending on your qualification level and whether you studied at a regional or metro campus — regional campuses often carry longer post-study work entitlements.

Question 19

What is OPT, and how long can I work in the US after graduating?

Accepted Answer

Optional Practical Training (OPT) lets F-1 graduates work in their field for up to 12 months after completing their degree, extendable by 24 additional months for STEM-designated programs — up to 36 months total for eligible STEM graduates.

Question 20

What is the SEVIS fee for a US student visa?

Accepted Answer

It's the I-901 SEVIS registration fee, paid after you receive your Form I-20 and before you schedule your F-1 visa interview. Keep the payment receipt — you'll need to show it at your interview alongside your I-20.

Question 21

What are New Zealand's post-study work rights?

Accepted Answer

Eligible graduates can apply for a Post Study Work Visa to work in New Zealand after completing their qualification. Exact entitlements depend on your qualification level and institution, so we confirm your specific eligibility before you choose a course.

Question 22

How does Versa Global's education loan support actually work?

Accepted Answer

We work directly with 20+ banks and NBFCs, handling your loan documentation — collateral paperwork, income proof, and sanction letters — end-to-end, and help you compare offers to find competitive interest rates and faster approvals rather than having you shop around lenders on your own.

Question 23

Can international students in Australia, the US, or New Zealand get scholarships?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Australia offers Australia Awards and Endeavour scholarships, the US offers Fulbright and Hubert Humphrey among others, and New Zealand offers NZ Excellence Awards and NZ Aid. Eligibility depends on your academic profile and chosen program; our counsellors identify which scholarships you genuinely qualify for during your free profile evaluation.

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