Certificate , Diploma & PG Diploma Programs : AED 15,000 – 40,000
Undergraduate / Bachelor Programs : AED 20,000 – 70,000
MBA & Master Programs : AED 40,000 – 1,00,000

Strong post-study work prospects, a booming economy, tax-free income, easy visa policies,
and a growing job market are main advantages for international students who wish to study
in UAE / Dubai.

International Students are required to take any English language test and provide a
certificate which shows they have an acceptable level of English. Most of UAE Institutions
accept IELTS and TOEFL. The English language requirement greatly varies for all
institutions depending on the level and type of study program. Many Institutions accept
international students without such English tests if they have completed their schooling or
bachelor in English medium and submit a letter to prove it. On the other hand, many
institutions are accepting Indian students without any English language proficiency.

In Australia, the most sought-after study programs are Computing & IT, Business
Management, Accounting, Finance, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Construction,
Architecture, Healthcare, Technology, Hospitality & Tourism, and Design.

The top job sectors in UAE / Dubai are Construction, IT, Management, Banking, Finance,
Logistics, Hospitality, and Tourism.

Yes, international students can stay and work in UAE / Dubai after completing studies. To
obtain a Work Visa, graduates who are looking for jobs in UAE / Dubai after finishing their
studies must present proof of a full-time job offer. UAE / Dubai is well known for its high
employment. As per current situation, more than 87% of jobs in the market are filled by
foreign workers.

Student Visa for Indian students is almost assured. Most UAE Institutions accept study gap
and many UAE Institutions accept Indian students without IELTS. UAE / Dubai much safter
than many cities of India. Few UAE Institutions offer weekend classes, so Indian students
can balance work and study there.

Indian students can always check accreditation of specific institute based in UAE / Dubai on
the website of KHDA (Knowledge and Human Development Authority) of the Government of
Dubai and CAA Commission for Academic Accreditation) before finalizing their decision.

In Dubai, the average salary for middle level position is between AED 10,000 to AED 15,000
which is considered as respectable. After living cost, one can save a sizeable amount which
is tax free. For any recent graduates who is just starting a professional career, the salary of
AED 5,000 rather decent. This sum is more than enough to manage housing, food, and
other necessities.

Dubai is ranked seventh among the world's most expensive cities in 2023. It is expensive in
terms of living expenses for students. The average living cost for students would be AED
2000 to AED 3500.

To apply for student visa of UAE / Dubai, there is not specific requirement of fund or bank
balance. The respective Institute of UAE / Dubai is sponsoring you and supporting your
student visa application and so that you do not need to show any fund / balance.

Yes, most of UAE Institutions are happy to consider study gaps. Some of them are asking
for documents or evidence or justification in case of more than 2 years of study gap. Thus,
students with uncommon background can consider UAE / Dubai for sure.

While study facilities at institutions and accommodation may be air-conditioned, going
outdoors during the daytime during summer can be difficult. If students plan to live off-
campus or tend to go out often, traveling around in Dubai is expensive.