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Dataset/USA maual/Navitas.json

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+    "content": "These links allow students to easily access more detailed information about each program. Let me know   if there’s anything more you’d like added! Relevant web links need to be added        Navitas USA Offerings for International Students       Navitas offers the  Global Student Success Program (GSSP) at several U.S. institutions, providing   international students a pathway to earn undergraduate and graduate degrees at respected universities.   Below is an overview of some key offerings available for Pakistani students   interested in studying at   UMass Boston, Richard Bland College, and Queens College.       Navitas operates in Australia, UK, Canada and USA    ---       1.   UMass Boston   -   Global Student Success Program (GSSP)      [UMass Boston GSSP]( ht tps://www.umbgssp.com )            #  Location :      UMass Boston, Boston, Massachusetts       #  Program Overview :      UMass Boston’s GSSP allows international students to begin their studies with additional academic and   personal support in their first year. The university is   renowned for its urban research environment and   commitment to public service.       #  Fast Facts :        -   Only public research university in Boston.        -   Ranked #112 in Top Public Schools (U.S. News & World Report, 2022).        -   Student - to - faculty ratio of 16:1.         -   Over 136 countries represented in the student body."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "-   Annual research funding: $56 million 【 64†source 】 .       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Undergraduate: High School completion with a minimum GPA of 2.5, IELTS 5.5, or TOEFL 69.        -   Graduate: Bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 2.75, IELTS 6.0, or TOEFL 80.       #  Intakes :        -   Available intakes: January, May, and September.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Approximately $20,000 – $25,000 per year.        -   Graduate: Fees   vary by program; consult UMass Boston’s GSSP page for specifics.       ---         2.  Richard Bland College of William & Mary   -   Global Student Success Program (GSSP)    [Richard Bland College GSSP]( http://www.rbcglobal.com )      #  L ocation :      Prince George, Virginia, approximately 30 minutes from Richmond.       #  Program Overview :      Richard Bland College offers a supportive two - year associate degree program, allowing students to   transfer seamlessly to a four - year college or university,  including the prestigious College of William &   Mary. The campus is known for its picturesque location with nature trails, an Asian water garden, and a   historic pecan grove.       #  Fast Facts :        -   Established in 1960 as part of the College of William & Mary.         -   Student - to - faculty ratio of 20:1.        -   Tuition: Affordable education with annual costs around $19,710."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "-   Campus includes apartment - style housing and a meal plan 【 85†source 】【 86†source 】 .       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Completion of Year 12 or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 2.5.        -   English Proficiency: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 69, Pearson Versant 50, or Duolingo 95.       #  Intakes :        -   Available intakes: January, May, and August.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Tuition: Ap proximately $19,710 per year.        -   Other Costs: Accommodation from $7,910, meal plan from $2,240, health insurance approximately   $1,339 【 85†source 】 .       ---         3.  Queens College, City University of New York (CUNY)   -   Global Student Success Program (GSSP)    [Queens   College GSSP]( https://www.queensgssp.com )         #  Location :      Queens, New York City, New York       #  Program Overview :      Queens College provides students with the unique opportunity to study in the heart of New York City .   With an emphasis on liberal arts and sciences, Queens College combines classroom learning with real -  world experiences in a global city.       #  Fast Facts :        -   Part of CUNY, a prominent public university system in New York."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "-   Ranked #9 among Top Public Sc hools in Regional Universities North (U.S. News & World Report,   2020).        -   Offers New York City’s only Division II athletics program.        -   Over 100 student clubs and organizations, including cultural and academic societies 【 87†source 】 .       #  Entry  Requirements :        -   High school completion with a minimum GPA of 2.5.        -   English Proficiency: IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL 69.       #  Intakes :        -   Available intakes: January, May, and September.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Tuition fees approximately   $19,000 – $25,000 per year.        -   Accommodation: On - campus housing available at \"The Summit\" with single and shared options 【  87†source 】 .       ---         Key Benefits of the Navitas GSSP :        -   Academic Support: Access to tutors, advisors, and smaller class sizes.        -   Seamless Transfer Options: Transfer agreements with top U.S. universities, such as William & Mary.        -   Student Life and Extracurriculars: A range of clubs, sports, and social events that encourage cultural   exchange and personal development.        -   On - Campus   Living: Comfortable, well - equipped residence halls with access to meal plans and   recreational facilities.        -   Career Preparation: Guidance on internships, job placements, and academic success through   personalized mentoring and career counseling.       Note:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "T his document summarizes Navitas USA offerings, providing a clear view of the opportunities available   at UMass Boston, Richard Bland College, and Queens College.    This document is prepared for reference purposes only. For up - to - date details on program offeri ngs,   application deadlines, and fees, prospective students are encouraged to visit the specific GSSP pages for   each university."
+  }
+]

Dataset/USA maual/On Campus USA.json

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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "This document serves as a comprehensive overview of the OnCampus USA offerings, providing essential   information on program details, locations, entry requirements, intakes, and fees for prospective   Pakistani students interested in studying in the U.S.         OnCampus USA Pathways       OnCampus USA offers structured pathways for international students to begin their academic journey in   the United States. This includes programs that facilitate transfer to prestigious U.S. institutions, support   academic and English l anguage readiness, and offer personalized academic advising. The program   offerings, locations, and entry details below outline the opportunities available through OnCampus USA.       ---         1.  OnCampus Boston       #  Location :      Curry College, Milton, Boston, Massach usetts       #  Program Overview :      The OnCampus Boston program, held at Curry College, provides an International Year One (IY1)   program. Students gain core academic skills and have the flexibility to explore various majors while   preparing to transfer to top U.S . universities.       #  Key Highlights :        -   Small Classes & Personal Support: Access to academic advisors and small class sizes.        -   Guaranteed Transfer Options: Opportunities to transfer to leading universities, such as the University   of California, Berkeley ; Cornell University; Boston University; and more.        -   Student Community: Access to Curry College facilities and student life in a vibrant college   environment 【 95†source 】 .       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Academic: Completion of high school with good grades."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "-   English Proficiency: Minimum IELTS 4.5, TOEFL 50, or Duolingo 65.        -   Age Requirement: 17 years old (or 18 by the start of the term with parental waiver).       #  Intakes :        -   January, May, and August: Each intake allows students to progress through struct ured academic   schedules.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Annual Tuition: Approximately $41,840.        -   Other Fees: Includes a comprehensive fee of $2,060, health insurance at $3,400, and housing around   $9,468 per year.       For more information on OnCampus   Boston, visit   https://www.oncampus.global         ---         2.  Illinois Institute of Technology (Illinois Tech )       #  Location :      Illinois Tech, Chicago, Illinois       #  Program Overview :      Illinois Tech’s OnCampus program offer s both International Freshman Year (IFY) and International   Graduate Year (IGY), designed for international students aiming for degrees in STEM and other fields.   With a strong emphasis on technology and innovation, Illinois Tech prepares students for career s in   fields like engineering, architecture, and computer science.       #  Key Highlights :        -   Chicago Tech Hub: Illinois Tech is a leading institution within Chicago’s dynamic technology industry.        -   Hands - On Learning: Programs like the Interprofessional Pro jects Program (IPRO) enable students to   work on real - world problems."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "-   Research Opportunities: Access to facilities for advanced research in areas like genomics, robotics,   and urban sustainability 【 94†source 】 .       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Undergraduate: M inimum GPA of 2.5, IELTS 5.5, or TOEFL 69.        -   Graduate: Bachelor’s degree with a GPA of 2.75, IELTS 6.0, or TOEFL 80.       #  Intakes :        -   January, May, and August.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate Tuition: Approximately $48,670 annually.        -   Graduate Tuition: $29,052 annually, plus housing and additional fees.       For more information, visit   https://www.universities - usa.com         ---         3.  OnCampus USA Transfer Process and Partner Institutions       OnC ampus Boston facilitates transfer opportunities to top - ranked universities across the United States   through a comprehensive advising system. Students can begin their education at Curry College and   choose to transfer to one of OnCampus Boston’s partner inst itutions or any other U.S. university.       # Partner Universities Include:        -   University of California, Berkeley        -   Cornell University        -   University of Southern California        -   New York University        -   Northeastern University"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "#  Transfer Process :        -   S tep 1: Assessment  -   Initial academic and personal assessment to identify the best - fit transfer   options.        -   Step 2: Research  -   Guidance on selecting universities, preparing for required exams, and attending   college fairs.        -   Step 3: Application Support  -   Workshops and advising on applications, essays, and transcripts.        -   Step 4: Final Decision  -   Assistance in reviewing offers and selecting the best university for progression       ---         Important Links for Additional Information       -   OnCampus Global Website :  https://www.oncampus.global      -   Illinois Institute of Technology :  https://www.universities - usa.com      -   OnCampus Boston:  h ttps://www.oncampus.global      -   Admission and Program Details: Detailed requirements and program descriptions can be accessed on   each program’s specific page via OnCampus’s website."
+  }
+]

Dataset/USA maual/Shorelight A B.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here's a comprehensive guide on Shorelight USA Partner Offerings, based on the information provided   for a \"Study in USA\" manual:       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight provides international students with support and pathway  programs that help transition into   top U.S. universities. Here is an overview of selected Shorelight partner institutions, detailing their   offerings, entry requirements, intakes, fees, and web links for more information.       ---         1 . American University         Location : Washington, D.C.         Program Overview :     American University (AU) offers an International Accelerator Program (IAP) that supports international   students academically and culturally, preparing them for undergraduate or graduate studies. AU is   known  for its programs in political science, business, international relations, and communications.         Entry Requirements :    -   Undergraduate: High school completion, minimum GPA of 2.5, IELTS 5.5, or TOEFL 80.      -   Graduate: Bachelor’s degree, GPA 3.0, IELTS 6.5, or T OEFL 90.         Intakes :    -   January, May, and August         Estimated Tuition Fees :"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "-   Undergraduate: $52,000 annually    -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website:  https://accelerator.american.edu         ---         2.  Auburn  University         Location : Auburn, Alabama         Program Overview :     Auburn University offers the Auburn Global program, with a focus on academic and personal success. As   a Research 1 (R1) institution, Auburn is recognized for its contributions to fields like busin ess,   engineering, and veterinary sciences. It provides various support services including airport pickup,   cultural orientation, and academic tutoring.         Entry Requirements :    -   Undergraduate: Minimum GPA of 2.5, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 71    -   Graduate: Minimum GPA 3. 0, IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 80         Intakes :    -   January, May, August         Estimated Tuition Fees :    -   Undergraduate: $31,000 annually    -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website:   https://global.auburn.edu"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "---         3.  Adelphi University         Location: Garden City, New York         Program Overview:     Adelphi’s International Accelerator program provides a smooth transition for international students,   with extensive support services. The program includes pre - arrival guidance, on - campus orientation,  and   academic advising. Adelphi is renowned for its programs in business, health sciences, and the arts.           Entry Requirements:    -   Undergraduate: High school diploma, GPA 2.5, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 70    -   Graduate: Bachelor’s degree, GPA 3.0, IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 80         I ntakes:    -   January, May, August         Estimated Tuition Fees:    -   Undergraduate: Approximately $39,000 per year    -   Graduate: Tuition varies by program       Website: [Adelphi University Accelerator](https://aui.adelphi.edu) 【 148†source 】【 149†source 】       ---         4. Auburn Univ ersity at Montgomery (AUM)         Location : Montgomery, Alabama"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "Program Overview:     AUM provides international students with an enriching academic environment through its pathway   programs. The AUM International Program offers a collaborative and friendly campu s community,   ensuring academic success and personal development.         Entry Requirements:    -   Undergraduate: GPA of 2.0, IELTS 5.0, TOEFL 61    -   Graduate: GPA 2.75, IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80         Intakes:    -   January, May, August         Estimated Tuition Fees:    -   Undergraduate:  Approx. $19,000 annually    -   Graduate: Approx. $17,000 annually       Website:   https://auminternational.org       ---         5.  Barton College         Location : Wilson, North Carolina         Program Overview:     Barton College provides a pe rsonalized educational experience with small class sizes and hands - on   learning. The pathway programs offer academic support tailored to each student’s needs, preparing   them for a variety of career paths in fields such as nursing, education, and social scie nces.         Entry Requirements:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "-   Undergraduate: High school diploma, GPA 2.5, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 70         Intakes:    -   January, August         Estimated Tuition Fees:    -   Undergraduate: Approx. $32,000 per year       Website:  https://www.bar ton.edu      ---         6. Bellarmine University         Location : Louisville, Kentucky         Program Overview:     Bellarmine University’s programs emphasize personalized learning and academic excellence. The   university offers support through its accelerator program, which  includes English - language assistance,   tutoring, and career preparation, making it ideal for international students in liberal arts, sciences,   business, and healthcare.         Entry Requirements:    -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 70    -   Graduate: Varies b y program         Intakes:    -   January, August         Estimated Tuition Fees:    -   Undergraduate: $43,000 per year"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Website: [Bellarmine University](https://www.bellarmine.edu) 【 145†source 】       ---         7. Bridgewater College         Location : Bridgewater, Virginia         Program Overview:      Bridgewater College’s programs focus on arts, humanities, and social sciences, offering small class sizes   and strong community engagement. The college offers international students various internship and   career support opportunities, along with programs  for personal growth and cultural enrichment.         Entry Requirements:    -   Undergraduate: High school completion, minimum GPA 2.5, IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 70         Intakes:    -   January, August         Estimated Tuition Fees:    -   Undergraduate: Approx. $38,000 per year       Website:  https://www.bridgewater.edu         ---         Important Links for More Information"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "-   Shorelight USA: [Shorelight Website   https://shorelight.com      -   American University Accelerator:    https://accelerator.american.edu      -   Auburn Global:   https://global.auburn.edu      -   Adelphi University Accelerator:   https://aui.ade lphi.edu      -   AUM International:   https://auminternational.org       -   Bellarmine University:  https://www.bellarmine.edu         This document provides a detailed overview of Shorel ight’s partner university offerings for international   students, covering entry requirements, tuition, intakes, and key resources. This information will help   Pakistani students and others considering U.S. study through Shorelight's partnerships.             Here is  an overview of scholarship opportunities at Shorelight partner universities, designed to support   international students financially:       ---       Scholarship Opportunities for International Students        Many Shorelight partner universities offer merit - based and  need - based scholarships to international   students, helping reduce the financial burden of tuition and other fees. Below is a breakdown of   scholarship offerings at selected Shorelight universities.       ---         1. American University (AU)       -   Scholarship Name: AU  Merit Scholarships for International Students    -   Amount: Up to $20,000 per year"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "-   Eligibility: Awarded based on academic merit, requiring high GPA and standardized test scores.    -   Application Process: Automatically considered upon application to the universi ty.    -   Renewal: Renewable each year based on academic performance, maintaining a minimum GPA.       ---         2. Auburn University       -   Scholarship Name: Auburn Global International Scholarships    -   Amount: Ranges from $2,000 to $10,000 per year    -   Eligibility: Primarily   based on academic achievement, with preference for students with a strong GPA.    -   Application Process: Students are automatically considered upon admission to Auburn Global.    -   Renewal: Renewable based on maintaining required academic performance and enroll ment status.       ---         3. Adelphi University       -   Scholarship Name: Adelphi International Scholarships    -   Amount: Up to $15,000 per year    -   Eligibility: Academic merit and leadership potential are key criteria for eligibility.    -   Application Process: No separate  application; students are considered automatically.    -   Renewal: Renewable each academic year if students meet the GPA and academic requirements.       ---         4. Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM)       -   Scholarship Name: AUM Global Merit Scholarship"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "-   Amount: Up t o $4,000 per year    -   Eligibility: Merit - based scholarship offered to students with strong academic backgrounds.    -   Application Process: Automatically considered upon acceptance to AUM.    -   Renewal: Renewable annually if the student maintains the required GPA a nd full - time enrollment.       ---         5. Bellarmine University       -   Scholarship Name: Bellarmine International Scholarships    -   Amount: Ranges from $10,000 to $24,000 per year    -   Eligibility: Awarded based on academic achievement and leadership potential.    -   Applicati on Process: Eligible students are automatically considered when they apply for admission.    -   Renewal: Renewable with satisfactory academic progress.       ---         6. Bridgewater College       -   Scholarship Name: Bridgewater College International Merit Scholarships    -   Amount: Up to $30,000 per year    -   Eligibility: Merit - based scholarships for students demonstrating academic excellence.    -   Application Process: No additional application required; eligible students are considered during   admission.    -   Renewal: Renewable annual ly if the student maintains the required GPA and meets academic   standards.    ---         General Tips for Maximizing Scholarship Opportunities at Shorelight Universities"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "1. Prepare Academic Transcripts: High academic performance can increase eligibility for schol arships, so   ensure your transcripts are clear and accurately reflect your grades.    2. Demonstrate Extracurricular Involvement: Leadership experience and community involvement can   strengthen applications for merit - based awards.    3. Apply Early: Some scholarsh ips are limited and awarded on a first - come, first - served basis, so   submitting applications early can improve chances.       ---       For more details on specific scholarship opportunities, requirements, and deadlines, prospective   students are encouraged to visit e ach university’s financial aid or scholarship page or contact Shorelight   directly for guidance."
+  }
+]

Dataset/USA maual/Shorelight C H.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here's a structured document summarizing the offerings, entry requirements, intakes, fees, and relevant   web links for Shorelight USA partner universities, suitable for a \"Study in USA\" manual:       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight   partners with leading universities across the United States, providing pathway and direct   entry programs to support international students as they transition into U.S. academic and campus life.   Below is a breakdown of selected Shorelight partner universit ies, outlining their programs, entry   requirements, intakes, and fees.       ---         1. Florida International University (FIU)       # Location:      Miami, Florida       # Program Overview:      FIU offers the Global First Year program, which supports international students  academically and   personally, providing pre - arrival guidance, visa assistance, and English language support.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school diploma, GPA 2.5, TOEFL 60 or IELTS 5.5        -   Graduate: Bachelor’s degree, GPA 3.0, TOEFL 80 o r IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "# Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $18,963 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [FIU Global First Year]( https://globalfiu.com )         ---         2. Gonzaga University       # Location:      Spokane, Washington       # Program Overview:      Gonzaga University offers the Gonzaga Global pathway program, which includes pre - arrival support,   academic counseling, and career preparation. Gonzaga is known for its Jesuit  tradition of holistic   education.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5, TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $48,470 per year         -   Graduate: Varies by program"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "Website: [Gonzaga Global]( https://global.gonzaga.edu )         ---         3. Cleveland State University       # Location:      Cleveland, Ohio       # Program Overview:      Cleveland State Global provides a  range of academic support, including English language courses, visa   assistance, and career development. Known for its strong engineering, business, and health programs,   CSU provides internship opportunities with Fortune 500 companies.       # Entry Requirements :        -   Undergraduate: High school diploma, GPA 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0, TOEFL 78 or IELTS 6.0       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $15,000 per semester        -   Graduate: Varies  by program       Website: [Cleveland State Global]( https://global.csuohio.edu )      ---         4. Fairfield University"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "# Location:      Fairfield, Connecticut       # Program Overview:      Fairfield University combines a Jesuit educatio n with a diverse academic curriculum, offering over 50   majors and strong support for international students. Fairfield Global provides academic and English   language support and career preparation.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA 3.0, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5        -   Graduate: GPA 3.2, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $52,070 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [Fairfield Universi ty Global]( https://fairfield.edu )         ---         5. Dean College       # Location:      Franklin, Massachusetts"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "# Program Overview:      Dean College offers a supportive environment with a range of arts, business, and science programs.   The   Dean Career Advantage program provides students with real - world experience through internships and   networking opportunities.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school diploma, GPA 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5        -   Graduate: Varies by progra m       # Intakes:        -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approximately $41,000 per year       Website: [Dean College]( https://dean.edu )         ---       Scholarship Opportunities       Shorelight partner universities  offer a variety of scholarships for international students based on   academic merit and leadership potential. Here’s a general overview of scholarships available:           -   FIU: Scholarships up to $10,000 annually for high - achieving students.        -   Gonzaga: Meri t scholarships between $5,000 and $20,000 per year, renewable for strong academic   performance.        -   Cleveland State: International Merit Scholarships for high - achieving undergraduates.        -   Fairfield: International Student Scholarships ranging from $5,000  to $20,000 per year.        -   Dean College: Offers annual scholarships for students excelling in academics and leadership."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Additional Support Services           -   Visa and Pre - Arrival Support: Comprehensive assistance with visa application and interview   preparatio n.        -   Campus Transition Programs: Airport pick - up, orientation sessions, and cultural activities.        -   Academic and Language Support: English courses, tutoring, and academic advising.        -   Career Development: Internship placements, resume workshops, and  interview preparation.         Important Links for More Information       -   Shorelight USA: [www.shorelight.com](https://www.shorelight.com)    -   FIU Global First Year: [FIU Global First Year](https://globalfiu.com)    -   Gonzaga Global: [Gonzaga Global]( https://global.gonzaga.edu)    -   Cleveland State Global: [Cleveland State Global](https://global.csuohio.edu)    -   Fairfield University: [Fairfield University Global](https://fairfield.edu)       ---       This document provides a clear overview of Shorelight USA’s partne r university offerings, including   academic programs, scholarships, and essential resources for prospective international students."
+  }
+]

Dataset/USA maual/Shorelight J M.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here is a structured document summarizing Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings with details on   entry requirements, intakes, location, fees, and relevant links, suitable for inclusion in the \"Study in   USA\" manual:       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight works with top U.S. universities to provide international students with supportive pathway   and direct entry programs that ensure a smooth academic and cultural transition. Here’s an overview of   selec ted Shorelight partner institutions with their offerings, entry requirements, intakes, fees, and links   for more information.       ---         1.  University of Lynchburg       #  Location :      Lynchburg, Virginia       #  Program Overview :      The University of Lynchburg offers  various graduate and undergraduate programs with a focus on   leadership, healthcare, and the liberal arts. It provides both online and on - campus options, allowing   students flexibility in their studies.       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Undergraduate: High school  completion, GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5        -   Graduate: Varies by program; TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5 is common       #  Intakes :        -   January, May, and August"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "#  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $40,000 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by progr am       Website :  https://lynchburg.edu/graduate )         ---         2.  McMurry University       #  Location :      Abilene, Texas       #  Program Overview:       McMurry   University offers a close - knit academic community with programs in liberal arts, sciences, and   business. Students benefit from small class sizes and a personalized approach to learning, preparing   them for graduate studies and career success.       #  Entry Requ irements :        -   Undergraduate: High school completion, GPA 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5       #  Intakes :        -   August and January       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $30,000 annually       Website:  https://mcm.edu"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "---         3.  Moravian University       #  Location :      Bethlehem, Pennsylvania       # Program Overview:      Moravian University’s Elevate program integrates academics, hands - on experience, and career   preparation with guaranteed outcomes. Students gain a comprehensive education   that includes digital   badges for career readiness, internships, and research opportunities.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school GPA of 2.7, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.0       # Intakes:        -   August and January       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Underg raduate: Approx. $47,000 per year       Website: [Moravian University Elevate Program](https://moravian.edu/elevate) 【 196†source 】       ---         4. Mount Saint Mary’s University       # Location:      Emmitsburg, Maryland"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "# Program Overview:      Mount Saint Mary’s offers a broad   liberal arts curriculum with professional tracks in business, education,   and the sciences. Its focus on leadership and ethics prepares students for impactful careers in various   fields.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS  5.5        -   Graduate: Varies by program, usually requiring TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $43,000 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [Mount Saint Mary’s University]( https://msmary.edu) 【 197†source 】       ---         5. Johns Hopkins University  –   Whiting School of Engineering       # Location:      Baltimore, Maryland       # Program Overview:      Johns Hopkins University is renowned for its engineering programs, offering a variety of master’s a nd   doctoral programs with strong research and career development support. The programs are ideal for   students interested in high - impact research and career growth in technology and healthcare."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "# Entry Requirements:        -   Graduate: Bachelor’s degree with a  GPA of 3.0, TOEFL 100 or IELTS 7.0, additional materials   depending on the program       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Graduate: Varies by program, approx. $60,000 per year for full - time programs       Website: [Johns Hopkins En gineering Admissions](https://engineering.jhu.edu/admissions) 【  198†source 】       ---         6. Lewis University       # Location:      Romeoville, Illinois (near Chicago)       # Program Overview:      Lewis University provides a strong foundation in aviation, cybersecurity, and  business, along with a   range of practical training opportunities (CPT and OPT) in the Chicago area. Students gain valuable   industry experience and career preparation.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduat e: GPA of 3.0, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "# Intakes:        -   January, May, and August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $36,000 per year        -   Graduate: Approx. $15,000 per year       Website: [Lewis University International](https://lewisu.edu/int ernational) 【 199†source 】       ---         7. Louisiana State University (LSU)       # Location:      Baton Rouge, Louisiana       # Program Overview:      LSU Global provides access to over 330 areas of study, including strengths in engineering, business, and   environmental sciences.   The vibrant campus community offers diverse cultural and research   opportunities for students.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school GPA 2.5, TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: GPA of 3.0, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   August an d January       # Estimated Tuition Fees:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "-   Undergraduate: Approx. $28,000 per year        -   Graduate: Approx. $25,000 per year       Website: [LSU Global](https://global.lsu.edu) 【 200†source 】       ---         8. Lycoming College       # Location:      Williamsport, Pennsylvania       # Pro gram Overview:      Lycoming College offers a liberal arts education with robust support for international students. Known   for small class sizes and intensive undergraduate research opportunities, it’s a solid choice for students   pursuing the sciences, arts,  and business.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA of 2.7, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.0       # Intakes:        -   August and January       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $45,000 per year       Website: [Lycoming College International Admissions]( https://www.lycoming.edu/international) 【  201†source 】       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "Important Links for Additional Information       -   Shorelight USA: [www.shorelight.com](https://www.shorelight.com)    -   University of Lynchburg Graduate Studies: [Lynchburg Graduate   Programs](https://lync hburg.edu/graduate)    -   McMurry University: [McMurry University](https://mcm.edu)    -   Johns Hopkins Engineering Admissions: [Johns Hopkins   Engineering](https://engineering.jhu.edu/admissions)    -   Louisiana State University (LSU) Global: [LSU Global](https://glob al.lsu.edu)       ---       This document provides a detailed overview of Shorelight USA’s partner university offerings, covering   program details, tuition, entry requirements, and essential resources for prospective international   students."
+  }
+]

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here’s a structured document summarizing Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings for inclusion in   the \"Study in USA\" manual, covering offerings, entry requirements, intakes, location, fees, and relevant   web links.       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight collaborates with top U.S. universities to offer pathway programs and direct admissions   support for international students. Here’s a breakdown of selected Shorelight partner universities,   detailing t heir program offerings, entry requirements, intakes, location, fees, and useful links.       ---         1. Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA)       # Location:      West Palm Beach, Florida       # Program Overview:      PBA offers students a unique opportunity to experience a  Christian - based education in a vibrant   beachside city. PBA’s programs focus on combining academics with a strong sense of purpose, providing   a supportive community and diverse field experience opportunities, such as internships with Fortune   500 companies.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school completion, minimum GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5       # Intakes:        -   January, August"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "# Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $33,000 per year       Website: [Palm Beach Atlantic University] ( https://www.pba.edu )       ---         2. Randolph College       # Location:      Lynchburg, Virginia       # Program Overview:      Randolph College provides a liberal arts education with an emphasis on personalized learning through   the Randolph   Plan. The college’s unique “TAKE2” approach allows students to focus on two classes at a   time for an intensive seven - week session, promoting a balance of academics and extracurricular   activities.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school dipl oma, GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5       # Intakes:        -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $44,500 per year       Website: [Randolph College]( https://www.randolphcollege.edu )       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "3.  Robert Morris University (RMU)       # Location:      Moon Township, Pennsylvania       # Program Overview:      RMU prepares students with hands - on experience in business, technology, and health sciences. Known   for its high graduate employment rate and commitment to  affordability, RMU also offers tech - forward   programs, including cloud computing certification through a partnership with Amazon Web Services.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school completion, GPA of 2.75, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $32,000 per year       Website: [Robert Morris University]( https://www.rmu.edu )         ---         4. Roosevelt University       # Location:      Chicago, Illinois, and Sc haumburg, Illinois"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "# Program Overview:      Roosevelt University offers specialized programs in education, business, and social justice. Located in   the heart of Chicago, Roosevelt provides ample internship opportunities and strong school district   partnership s for education majors, preparing students to make a positive impact in diverse   communities.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school diploma, GPA 2.5, TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   Janua ry, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: $32,000 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [Roosevelt University]( https://www.roosevelt.edu )         ---         5. Ohio Wesleyan University       # Location:      Delaware, Ohio       # Program Overview:      Ohio Wesleyan offers a distinctive Honors Program for high - achieving students and supports   experiential learning through The OWU Connection, which encourages students to combine academics   with real - world  experiences like internships and study abroad. Ohio Wesleyan has a strong focus on   community engagement and academic excellence."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "# Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school completion, GPA of 2.8, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes:        -   January,  August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $46,000 per year       Website: [Ohio Wesleyan University]( https://www.owu.edu )         ---         6. Oklahoma City University (OCU)       # Location:      Oklahoma City, Oklahoma       # Program Overview:      OCU offers a tight - knit, diverse community with strong programs in the arts, sciences, and business.   Students benefit from OCU’s partnerships with corporate and civic leaders, providing ample internship   and career opportunities. The u niversity also has a well - regarded athletics program and vibrant campus   life.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5        -   Graduate: Varies by program       # Intakes:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "-   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Underg raduate: Approx. $29,000 per year       Website: [Oklahoma City University]( https://www.okcu.edu )         ---       Scholarship Opportunities       Shorelight partner universities offer various scholarships based on academic merit and need.   Here’s an   overview of scholarship options:       -   Palm Beach Atlantic University: Scholarships based on GPA and leadership.    -   Randolph College: Merit - based scholarships and grants up to $20,000.    -   Robert Morris University: Merit scholarships awarded based on  academic performance.    -   Roosevelt University: Merit - based and need - based scholarships, assistantships, and on - campus   employment.    -   Ohio Wesleyan University: Honors scholarships for high - achieving students in the OWU Honors   Program.    -   Oklahoma City Universi ty: Merit scholarships for undergraduate students based on academic   achievement.         Additional Support Services       -   Visa and Pre - Arrival Assistance: Shorelight universities offer visa application support and pre - departure   guidance.    -   Academic and Language Su pport: English language programs, tutoring, and mentoring are available.    -   Career Development: Internship placements, resume workshops, and career counseling."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "Important Links for Additional Information       -   Shorelight USA: [www.shorelight.com]( https://www.shorelight.com )       -   Palm Beach Atlantic University: [PBA Website]( https://www.pba.edu )      -   Randolph College: [Randolph College Website]( https://www.randolphcollege.edu )      -   Robert Morris University: [RMU Website]( https://www.rmu.edu )      -   Roosevelt University: [Roosevelt University Website]( https://www.roosevelt.edu )      -   Ohio Wesleyan University: [OWU Website]( https://www.owu.edu )      -   Oklahoma City University: [OCU Website]( https://www.okcu.edu )         ---       This document provid es an organized overview of Shorelight USA’s partner universities, including   academic programs, scholarships, support services, and essential resources, tailored for prospective   international students considering studying in the United States."
+  }
+]

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here's a structured document summarizing Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings, including   programs, entry requirements, intakes, locations, fees, and key web links, based on the content   provided from the uploaded files:       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight’s programs are designed to support international students throughout their educational   journey in the United States. Below is an overview of selected Shorelight partner universities, including   progra m highlights, entry requirements, intakes, tuition, and useful links.       ---         1. American University       # Location:      Washington, D.C.       # Program Overview:      American University offers programs focused on international relations, business, and communication,   with a strong emphasis on practical experience and internships in Washington, D.C.        # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school GPA 3.0+, TOEFL  80 or IELTS 6.5+        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0+, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5+       # Intakes:        -   January, August"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "# Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $54,852 per year        -   Graduate: Approx. $47,446 per year       Website: [American University Admissions]( https://www.american.edu/admissions )         ---         2. Auburn University       # Location:      Auburn, Alabama       # Program Overview:      Auburn University, a Carnegie R1 research institution, is known for its engineering an d business   programs, providing students with strong career development resources and industry partnerships.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school GPA 3.0+, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5+        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0+, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5+       # Intakes:        -   January, August       # Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $31,956 per year        -   Graduate: Approx. $27,000 per year       Website: [Auburn University Admissions]( https://auburn.edu/admissions )"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "---         3. Flor ida International University (FIU)       # Location:      Miami, Florida       # Program Overview:      FIU offers the Global First Year Program with specializations in international business, hospitality, and   STEM fields. Miami provides a vibrant setting with internship  and career opportunities in global   business.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: High school GPA 2.5+, TOEFL 60 or IELTS 5.5+        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0+, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5+       # Intakes:        -   January, May, August       # Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate:  Approx. $18,963 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [FIU Global First Year]( https://globalfiu.com )         ---         4. Tulane University"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "# Location:      New Orleans, Louisiana       # Program Overview:      Tulane, ranke d among the top 50 U.S. universities, is known for its School of Public Health and Tropical   Medicine and offers advanced degrees with a focus on research and community engagement.       # Entry Requirements:        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0+ recommended, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5+       # Intakes:        -   January, August       # Tuition Fees:        -   Graduate: Approx. $55,040 per year       Website: [Tulane University Admissions]( https://tulane.edu/ admissions )         ---         5. Louisiana State University (LSU)       # Location:      Baton Rouge, Louisiana       # Program Overview:      LSU Global offers programs in business, engineering, and the sciences with options for internships and   research experiences, especially in  its nationally ranked petroleum engineering program."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "# Entry Requirements:        -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5+, TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0+        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0+, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5+       # Intakes:        -   January, August       # Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $28,000 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [LSU Global]( https://global.lsu.edu )         ---       Scholarship Opportunities       Shorelight universities offer a variety of scholarships to   high - achieving international students, including:       -   American University: Merit - based scholarships ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 per year.    -   Auburn University: Merit - based scholarships for undergraduate students.    -   FIU: Scholarships up to $10,000 per yea r for high - achieving students.    -   Tulane University: Scholarships for top - performing students in public health and STEM fields.         Support Services       Shorelight provides a suite of services to support international students:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "-   Visa Assistance: Help with a pplication, documentation, and interview preparation.        -   Academic Support: Tutoring, mentoring, and English - language assistance.        -   Career Development: Internship placements, resume workshops, and job search support.        -   Campus Integration: Orientatio n, cultural group outings, and airport welcome services.         Important Links       -   Shorelight USA: [Shorelight]( https://shorelight.com )      -   American University: [American University]( https://www.american.edu/admissions )    -   Auburn University: [Auburn University]( https://auburn.edu/admissions )      -   Florida International University: [FIU Global Fi rst Year]( https://globalfiu.com )      -   Louisiana State University: [LSU Global]( https://global.lsu.edu )            ---       This document provides a detailed overview of Shorelight’s   USA partner universities, focusing on   programs, scholarships, and essential resources tailored to international students interested in studying   in the United States.       Here is a refined document that can be added to the \"Study in USA\" manual, summarizing S horelight   USA Partner University Offerings with details on programs, entry requirements, intakes, fees, and   relevant web links.       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight collaborates with prestigious U.S. universities to provide pathwa y programs and direct entry   options that help international students succeed academically and culturally. Below is a summary of   selected Shorelight partner universities with details on location, program offerings, entry requirements,   intakes, fees, and imp ortant links."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "---         1. Tulane University       # Location      New Orleans, Louisiana       # Program Overview      Tulane University, ranked among the top U.S. universities, offers a research - driven education with   programs in public health, tropical medicine, architectu re, and STEM fields. Known for its vibrant   campus in New Orleans, Tulane provides students with hands - on learning, networking, and career   development.       # Entry Requirements          -   Graduate: Minimum GPA of 3.0, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5        -   Additional Requirements: Vary by program; visit [Tulane Graduate   Admissions](https://graddirect.tulane.edu/graduate - admissions)       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Graduate: Approx. $55,040 per year       Website: [Tulane Uni versity Admissions]( https://shorelight.com/universities/tulane - university )       ---         2. Tusculum University"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "# Location      Greeneville, Tennessee       # Program Overview      Tusculum University of fers a unique blend of experiential learning and community engagement.   Situated in eastern Tennessee, Tusculum emphasizes professional development and is known for its   affordable education and career - focused curriculum.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergr aduate: Minimum GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $21,500 per year       Website: [Tusculum University]( https://www.tusculum.edu )         ---         3. St. Thomas Aquinas College       # Location      Sparkill, New York       # Program Overview"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "St. Thomas Aquinas College offers a supportive environment with a focus on the liberal arts, sciences,   and business. Located near New York City, the college provid es career preparation and internships in   diverse industries.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5+, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $32,000 per year       Website: [S t. Thomas Aquinas College]( https://www.stac.edu )             ---         4. Trinity Christian College       # Location      Palos Heights, Illinois       # Program Overview      Trinity Christian College offers a values - based education with strong  programs in the arts, humanities,   and sciences. Students benefit from close proximity to Chicago, with internships and career   opportunities in various fields.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.75+, TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "# Intakes          -   Ja nuary, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $29,000 per year       Website: [Trinity Christian College]( https://www.trnty.edu )         ---         5. Towson University       # Location      Towson, Maryland       # Program   Overview      Towson University combines liberal arts education with professional studies, offering top programs in   business, health sciences, and education. With a diverse student body, Towson emphasizes inclusivity   and career readiness.       # Entry Requiremen ts          -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.5, TOEFL 70 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: Varies by program, typically TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $25,000 per year"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "-   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: [Towson University]( https://www.towson.edu )         ---       Scholarship Opportunities       Shorelight partner universities offer merit - based and need - based scholarships for international   students, such as:       -   Tulane University: Merit scholarships available for high - achieving graduate students.    -   St. Thomas Aquinas College: Up to $15,000 in annual scholarships based on academic achievement.    -   Tusculum University: Scholarships based on GPA a nd extracurricular involvement.         Additional Student Support Services       -   Visa Assistance: Guidance with visa application and interview preparation.    -   Academic Support: Tutoring, academic advising, and English - language support.    -   Career Development: Interns hip placements, networking events, and career counseling.    -   Campus Integration: Orientation sessions, cultural events, and on - campus housing options.         Key Links for More Information       -   Shorelight USA: [Shorelight Website]( https://www.shorelight.com )      -   Tulane University: [Tulane Admissions]( https://shorelight.com/universities/tulane - university )      -   Tusculum Universi ty: [Tusculum University]( https://www.tusculum.edu )      -   St. Thomas Aquinas College: [St. Thomas Aquinas]( https://www.stac.edu )      -   Trinity Christian College: [Trinity Christian]( https://www.trnty.edu )"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "-   Towson University: [Towson University]( https://www.towson.edu )         ---       This document provides a comprehensive overview of Shorelight USA’s partner universit ies, highlighting   academic programs, tuition, scholarships, and essential resources for prospective international students   looking to study in the United States."
+  }
+]

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here's a structured document summarizing Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings based on the   latest uploaded files, highlighting entry requirements, intakes, locations, fees, and relevant links for   inclusion in a \"Study in USA\" manual.       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight collaborates with leading U.S. universities to offer unique programs and comprehensive   support tailored to international students. Below is an overview of selected Shorelight partner   universities, fe aturing program highlights, entry requirements, intakes, tuition, and essential links.       ---         1. University at Buffalo       # Location      Buffalo, New York       # Program Overview      University at Buffalo (UB) is a top - 25 U.S. university for international students  and offers over 300   undergraduate programs. Located near the U.S. - Canada border, UB fosters a welcoming international   culture and provides extensive research opportunities in collaboration with its global student body.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergra duate: Minimum GPA 3.0, TOEFL 70 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: Varies by program; contact admissions for details       # Intakes          -   January, August"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "# Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $24,990 per year       Website:   https://www.buffalo.edu         ---         2. University of Charleston       # Location      Charleston, West Virginia       # Program Overview      Known for its strong programs in cybersecurity, nursing, and business, the University of Charleston   offers affordable  tuition and diverse academic programs. Charleston hosts a variety of events through its   Global Student Organization, creating an inclusive campus environment for international students.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: High school completion, mi nimum GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 5.5       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $32,000 per year       Website:  https://www.ucwv.edu      ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "3. University of Dayton       # Locatio n      Dayton, Ohio       # Program Overview      The University of Dayton (UD) is a top - tier research university offering programs in engineering,   business, and health sciences. The UDayton   Global program provides extensive support, including visa   assistance, career counseling, and experiential learning opportunities through the Innovation Center and   partnerships with companies like GE Aviation.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: Mi nimum GPA of 3.0, TOEFL 70 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: Varies by program; visit [Dayton Graduate Admissions](https://global.udayton.edu)       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $47,870 per year        -   Graduat e: Approx. $30,000 per year       Website :  https://global.udayton.edu      ---         4. University of Illinois Chicago (UIC)       # Location      Chicago, Illinois"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "# Program Overview      UIC, the largest public research university in  Chicago, provides a unique urban educational experience.   With strengths in business, engineering, and health sciences, UIC offers paid internship opportunities   and is situated in a prime location for professional networking and career growth.       # Entry Requ irements          -   Undergraduate: High school GPA 2.5+, TOEFL 70 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: Varies by program, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $31,020 per year        -   Graduate: Varies by program       Website: https://global.uic.edu    ---         5. University of Kansas       # Location      Lawrence, Kansas       # Program Overview      KU is a top - ranked research university known for its programs in business, engineering, and pharmacy.   Locat ed in a welcoming college town, KU offers a rich cultural scene and strong industry connections in   nearby Kansas City, providing students with ample career and networking opportunities.       # Entry Requirements"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "-   Undergraduate: High school GPA 2.75, TOEF L 70 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: GPA 3.0, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $26,960 per year       Website: https://internationalku.com       ---       Scholarships and Support Services       Shorelight universities offer various scholarships, including:       -   University at Buffalo: Merit - based scholarships for high - achieving students.    -   University of Charleston: Scholarships for international students based on GPA.    -   University of Dayton: Scholar ships for undergraduate and graduate students; paid internships for select   graduate programs.       Support Services:    -   Visa Assistance: Help with visa application and interview preparation.    -   Academic Support: English - language tutoring, academic advising, and  mentorship.    -   Career Development: Access to internships, networking events, and resume support.    -   Onboarding and Campus Orientation: Pre - arrival webinars, airport pickups, and cultural group outings.         Important Links for More Information"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "-   Shorelight USA : [Shorelight Website]   ( https://www.shorelight.com )      -   University at Buffalo: [Buffalo Admissions]( https://www.buffalo.edu )      -   University of Charleston: [Charleston Admissio ns]( https://www.ucwv.edu )      -   University of Dayton: [Dayton Admissions]( https://global.udayton.edu )      -   University of Illinois Chicago: [UIC Admissions]( https://global.uic.edu )      -   University of Kansas: [KU Admissions]( https://internationalku.com )         ---       This document provides a detailed overview of Shorelight USA’s partner universities, covering pro grams,   tuition, scholarships, and essential resources for international students considering studying in the   United States.       Here’s a structured document that summarizes Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings based on the   latest uploaded files,  detailing programs, entry requirements, intakes, locations, fees, and relevant links   for inclusion in a \"Study in USA\" manual.       ---         Shorelight USA Partner University Offerings       Shorelight’s partnerships with leading U.S. universities provide internationa l students with opportunities   across a range of academic disciplines, robust student support services, and comprehensive career   readiness programs. Below is a summary of selected Shorelight partner universities with information on   entry requirements, intak es, tuition, location highlights, and key web links.       ---         1. University of Massachusetts Amherst"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "# Location      Amherst, Massachusetts       # Program Overview      UMass Amherst offers a wide array of programs, particularly in engineering, business, and  sciences.   With over $200 million in annual research funding, UMass Amherst stands out for its commitment to   innovation and academic excellence.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA of 3.0+, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5        -   Graduate: Program - specific r equirements       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $36,000 per year        -   Graduate: Approx. $30,000 per year       Website: [UMass Amherst Admissions]( https://www.umass.edu )         ---         2. University of Nevada, Reno       # Location      Reno, Nevada       # Program Overview"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "The University of Nevada, Reno offers students access to cutting - edge facilities, and its strategic location   near Lake Tahoe provides ample outdoor recreation opportuni ties. Known for affordability and   academic excellence, UNR offers strong programs in engineering, business, and science.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.75, TOEFL 61 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: Varies by program       # Intakes          -   January,   August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $24,000 per year       Website: [University of Ne vada, Reno]( https://www.unr.edu         ---         3. University of Massachusetts Boston       # Location      Boston,  Massachusetts       # Program Overview      UMass Boston combines the resources of a major research university with an urban campus on Boston   Harbor. Known for its diversity, UMass Boston supports international students with a variety of degree   programs in busines s, liberal arts, and sciences.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA of 2.5, TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.0"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "-   Graduate: Program - specific requirements       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $34,000 per  year       Website: [UMass Boston Admissions]( https://www.umb.edu )         ---         4. Western New England University       # Location      Springfield, Massachusetts       # Program Overview      WNE is known for its emphasis on social mobility and  career readiness. Students enjoy a supportive   environment with strong programs in business, engineering, and health sciences, and the WNE Global   program offers tailored support to help international students succeed.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA of 2.75, TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0        -   Graduate: Varies by program       # Intakes          -   January, August"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "# Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $39,000 per year       Website: [Western New England University]( https://www.wne.edu )         ---         5. University of Utah       # Location      Salt Lake City, Utah       # Program Overview      The University of Utah combines academic excellence with stunning natural surroundings. With strong   programs in en trepreneurship, engineering, and business, Utah Global offers international students a   range of career support services and networking opportunities.       # Entry Requirements          -   Undergraduate: GPA 2.8, TOEFL 80 or IELTS 6.5        -   Graduate: Program - specific   requirements       # Intakes          -   January, August       # Estimated Tuition Fees          -   Undergraduate: Approx. $31,000 per year       Website: [University of Utah Admissions]( https://utahglobal.utah.edu )"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "Here’s a document  summary for York College of Pennsylvania that can be integrated into a manual for   Shorelight USA partner offerings, covering entry requirements, intakes, locations, fees, and useful links.       ---         York College of Pennsylvania  -   Overview       York College of Pen nsylvania (YCP) is a student - focused institution offering hands - on, practical learning   experiences across multiple disciplines. With a suburban campus in York, PA, YCP emphasizes   experiential education, from co - ops and internships to project - based learning , to prepare students for   their chosen careers.       ---         Program Offerings       York College offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs through five main schools:       1. Graham School of Business: Programs in Accounting, Business Analytics, Marketin g, Cybersecurity   Management, etc.    2. Myers School of Nursing and Health Professions: Nursing, Health Sciences, Exercise Science, etc.    3. Kinsley School of Engineering, Sciences and Technology: Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering,   Biochemistry, Co mputer Science, etc.    4. School of the Arts, Communication, and Global Studies: Fine Art, Graphic Design, History,   International Relations, and more.    5. School of Behavioral Sciences and Education: Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Education.       Specia l Programs: York offers pre - professional programs in Pre - Med, Pre - Law, and Pre - Allied Health,   along with interdisciplinary studies in Sustainability and Environmental Studies.       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "Entry Requirements       -   Undergraduate: Minimum GPA of 2.5; TOEFL 61 or  IELTS 5.5 for most programs.    -   Graduate: Program - specific requirements; visit the admissions page for more details.         Intakes       -   Primary Intakes: January and August         Tuition Fees       -   Undergraduate: Approx. $23,220 annually    -   Room & Board: Approx. $12,430 a nnually         Scholarships       York College offers a range of merit - based scholarships, with up to $40,000 in awards over four years for   qualifying students. Nearly all new, full - time students receive some form of financial assistance.       ---         Support Services       -   Career Development: Career readiness support with resume workshops, interview prep, and job search   resources.    -   Academic Support: Tutoring, academic advising, and study skills workshops.    -   Community Engagement: Opportunities to engage with local industries , non - profits, and businesses for   real - world learning.         Campus Life"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "York College’s vibrant campus life includes 100+ clubs and organizations, 30+ intramural sports, Greek   life, and modern athletic and dining facilities. The campus spans 190 acres and is  located within driving   distance of major cities like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.         Key Links       -   Admissions: [York College Admissions]( https://www.ycp.edu/admissions )      -   Programs and Majors: [ YCP Programs]( https://www.ycp.edu/academics )      -   Campus Life: [YCP Campus Life]( https://www.ycp.edu/student - life )         ---       This summary provides a comprehensive  guide to York College’s offerings, tailored for prospective   international students exploring their educational and career paths in the United States.       Scholarship Opportunities       Shorelight partner universities provide various merit - based and need - based sch olarships to support   international students. Notable options include:       -   UMass Amherst: Scholarships based on academic merit and leadership.    -   University of Nevada, Reno: Scholarships offered to high - achieving students based on GPA.    -   University of Utah: C ompetitive scholarships for students in STEM and business fields.         Additional Support Services       Shorelight provides a range of support services for international students, including:       -   Visa Assistance: Guidance with visa application and interview prepara tion."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "-   Academic Support: English - language support, tutoring, and course - specific advising.    -   Career Development: Internship placements, job search workshops, and resume building.    -   Campus Integration: Orientation sessions, cultural events, and support for   student activities.         Important Links for More Information       -   Shorelight USA: [Shorelight Website]( https://www.shorelight.com )      -   University of Nevada, Reno: [UNR Admissions]( h ttps://www.unr.edu )      -   University of Massachusetts Amherst: [UMass Amherst]( https://www.umass.edu )      -   University of Massachusetts Boston: [UMass Boston]( https://www.umb.edu )      -   Unive rsity of Utah: [University of Utah]( https://utahglobal.utah.edu )         ---       This document provides an overview of Shorelight USA’s partner universities, covering programs,   tuition, scholarships, and essential resourc es for prospective international students considering studying   in the United States.       Here is a summary of Western New England University (WNE) offerings, covering academic programs,   entry requirements, intakes, fees, and support services:       ---         Western N ew England University  -   Overview       Located in Springfield, Massachusetts, Western New England University (WNE) is a private institution   known for its personalized education and focus on career readiness. With strong programs in business,   engineering, health   sciences, and law, WNE emphasizes experiential learning and supports a high rate of   job placement among graduates.       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "Program Offerings       Western New England University offers a range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs   across five co lleges:       1. College of Arts and Sciences: Programs in Psychology, Criminal Justice, Forensic Biology,   Communication, and more.    2. College of Business: Known for its AACSB - accredited programs, WNE offers majors in Accounting,   Finance, Marketing,  International Business, and more.    3. College of Engineering: Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Biomedical, and Industrial Engineering with ABET -  accredited programs and hands - on labs.    4. College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences: Doctoral programs in Pharmacy (P harmD) and Master’s   programs in Occupational Therapy and other health fields.    5. School of Law: Offers JD programs with opportunities for dual degrees in Business and Law.       Special Programs: WNE provides cooperative education opportunities and a range of i nterdisciplinary   programs, such as Engineering Management and Business Analytics.       ---         Entry Requirements       -   Undergraduate: Minimum GPA of 2.75; TOEFL 71 or IELTS 6.0.    -   Graduate: Varies by program, generally requires TOEFL 79 or IELTS 6.5.         Intakes       -   Primary Intakes: January and August         Tuition Fees"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 16,
+    "content": "-   Undergraduate: Approx. $39,000 per year    -   Graduate: Varies by program; generally around $15,000 to $30,000 per year         Scholarships       WNE offers a range of merit - based scholarships for international stude nts, which can cover up to   $22,000 per year for undergraduates. Scholarships are awarded based on academic performance and   are renewable based on maintaining satisfactory progress.       ---         Support Services       -   Career Development: Internship placements,  resume workshops, job fairs, and career counseling.    -   Academic Support: English language support, tutoring, and dedicated academic advising.    -   Campus Resources: Access to state - of - the - art facilities, labs, and recreational areas, along with over 70   clubs a nd student organizations.         Location Highlights       WNE’s Springfield campus is situated in a historic city close to Boston, Hartford, and New York City,   offering easy access to career opportunities, cultural events, and recreational activities.         Key Links       -   Admissions: [WNE Admissions]( https://www1.wne.edu/admissions )      -   Programs and Majors: [WNE Academics]( https://www1.wne.edu/academics )      -   Student Life: [WNE  Student Life]( https://www1.wne.edu/student - life )"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 17,
+    "content": "---       This summary of Western New England University’s offerings provides international students with a   comprehensive view of the educational opportunities,   career support, and vibrant campus life that WNE   provides."
+  }
+]

Dataset/USA maual/Study Group USA.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "This document provides an overview of StudyGroup USA's offerings, highlighting pathway programs,   entry requirements, and estimated fees for international students interested in studying in the United   States.            StudyGroup USA Partner Offerings       StudyGroup   USA provides international students with pathway and direct admission programs at leading   U.S. universities, offering academic support and English preparation to ensure a smooth transition.   Below is an overview of the offerings, entry requirements, intake s, and fees at key partner institutions.         1.  Baylor University       #  Location :      Waco, Texas       #  Program Overview :      Baylor’s International Study Center (ISC) offers the International Year (IY) and Global Direct programs,   preparing students for degrees in  areas such as business, engineering, and computer science. Baylor   provides a supportive community and excellent faculty for students.       #  Entry Requirements :        -   International Year: TOEFL 50, IELTS 5.0, GPA 2.5.        -   Global Direct: TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.5, GPA   3.0.       #  Intakes :        -   January, May, and August.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Around $47,000 annually."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "For more information, visit ( http://isc.baylor.edu ).       ---         2.  DePaul University       #  Location :      Chicago, Illinois       #  Program Overview :      Located in Chicago, DePaul University’s GlobalDirect program offers students access to internships with   over 30 Fortune 500 companies. With strengths in business, technology, and media studies, DePaul   provides excel lent career pathways for international students.       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Undergraduate Direct: TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.5, GPA 2.75.       #  Intakes :        -   September, January, and June.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Approximately $42,000 per year.       For more information, visit  ( https://globaldirect.depaul.edu ).       ---         3.  James Madison University"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "#  Location :      Harrisonburg, Virginia       #  Program Overview :      James Madison University (JMU) offers an Intern ational Year program with a focus on English support,   general education, and liberal arts, preparing students for diverse majors. JMU is noted for its strong   campus community and supportive environment.       #  Entry Requirements :        -   International Year: TOEFL 50, IELTS 5.0, GPA 2.5.       #  Intakes :        -   August and January.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Around $25,000 per year.       For more information, visit ( https://isc.jmu.edu ).       ---         4.  Florida Atlantic University       #  Location :      Boca Raton, Florida       #  Program Overview :      Florida Atlantic University (FAU) offers direct admission pathways and has a strong focus on internships,   particularly in tech and business fields. The campus is cl ose to major companies, providing ample   opportunities for hands - on experience."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "#  Entry Requirements :        -   Undergraduate Direct: TOEFL 71, IELTS 6.0, GPA 2.5.       #  Intakes :        -   August, January, and May.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Approx.   $25,000 annually.       For more information, visit ( https://www.fau.edu ).       ---         5.  Western Washington University       #  Location :      Bellingham, Washington       #  Program Overview :      Western Washington University offers a Global  Pathway Program, helping students transition to full   degree programs with English support. Known for its STEM and environmental programs, WWU   provides a balance of small class sizes and extensive academic options.       #  Entry Requirements :        -   Global Pathway   Program: TOEFL 50, IELTS 5.0, GPA 2.5.       #  Intakes :        -   September and January."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "#  Estimated Tuition Fees :        -   Undergraduate: Around $24,000 per year.       For more information, visit ( https://international.wwu.ed u ).       ---         6.  Long Island University (LIU)       #  Location :      Brooklyn and Post, New York       #  Program Overview :      Long Island University offers the International Year pathway, focusing on preparing students for success   in the fields of business, pharmacy, and  computer science, all within the bustling environment of New   York City.       #  Entry Requirements :        -   International Year: TOEFL 60, IELTS 5.5, GPA 2.5.       #  Intakes :        -   August and January.       #  Estimated Tuition Fees:        -   Undergraduate: Approx. $36,000 per ye ar.       For more information, visit ( https://www.liu - international.com )"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "---         Important Links for Additional Information       -   StudyGroup USA Website:  https://www.study group.com      -   Baylor University ISC:  http://isc.baylor.edu      -   DePaul University:  https://globaldirect.depaul.edu      -   James Madison University:  https://isc.jmu.edu      -   Western Washington University:  https://international.wwu.edu            Scholarship  for  International Students       Many StudyGroup   USA partner universities offer scholarships designed specifically to help international   students manage the costs of tuition and fees. Scholarships are generally awarded based on merit,   academic achievement, and financial need. Here’s an overview of schol arships available at key   StudyGroup partner universities:         1. Baylor University       -   Scholarship Name: International Student Scholarship    -   Amount: Ranges from $1,000 to $5,000 per year.    -   Eligibility: Awards are based on academic merit, typically requiring  a strong GPA and consistent   academic performance in prior studies.    -   Application Process: Automatically considered upon admission to Baylor’s International Study Center   (ISC).    -   Renewal: Renewable annually, provided the student maintains the required acade mic performance.       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "2. DePaul University       -   Scholarship Name: GlobalDirect Merit Scholarship    -   Amount: Up to $10,000 per year.    -   Eligibility: Awarded based on prior academic achievement, with preference for students showing   excellence in their field of   study.    -   Application Process: No separate application required; students are automatically considered when   applying to DePaul through the GlobalDirect program.    -   Renewal: Renewable for each year of the degree program with satisfactory academic performance .       ---         3. James Madison University (JMU)       -   Scholarship Name: Madison International Scholarship    -   Amount: $3,000 – $8,000 per year.    -   Eligibility: Open to international students who demonstrate strong academic achievement and   leadership potential.    -   Applic ation Process: Automatically considered upon admission to the International Year pathway or   direct admission.    -   Renewal: Renewable for up to four years, contingent upon maintaining a specified GPA.       ---         4. Florida Atlantic University (FAU)       -   Scholarship   Name: FAU International Scholarship    -   Amount: Ranges from $2,000 to $6,000 annually.    -   Eligibility: Awarded based on academic merit. Candidates must meet a minimum GPA requirement and   have a record of academic excellence."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "-   Application Process: No separat e application is necessary; eligible students are automatically   considered.    -   Renewal: Renewable if the student maintains the required GPA and enrollment status.       ---         5. Western Washington University (WWU)       -   Scholarship Name: Global Pathway Program Scho larship    -   Amount: $5,000 per quarter for Global Pathway Program students.    -   Eligibility: Available to students enrolled in the Global Pathway Program, awarded based on academic   achievement.    -   Application Process: Eligible students are automatically conside red when enrolling in the Global   Pathway Program.    -   Renewal: Renewable quarterly based on academic performance and full - time enrollment.       ---         6. Long Island University (LIU)       -   Scholarship Name: LIU International Achievement Scholarship    -   Amount: Up to $ 12,000 per year.    -   Eligibility: Open to academically outstanding international students enrolled in the International Year   program.    -   Application Process: No separate application is required; students are evaluated upon admission.    -   Renewal: Renewable  annually with continued academic excellence and adherence to university   requirements.       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "Application Tips for Scholarships       To maximize scholarship opportunities:        -   Prepare Transcripts and Records: Academic transcripts should be clear, translated (if   necessary), and   meet the GPA or equivalent criteria.        -   Demonstrate Leadership: Highlight extracurricular activities, community involvement, or leadership   roles on your application.        -   Apply Early: Since scholarships are awarded on a first - come, first - served basis at some institutions,   applying early can improve your chances.       For specific details, including deadlines, contact Aspire’s expert advisors."
+  }
+]

Dataset/USA maual/US Visa.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Here's a polished guide for the \"Study in USA\" manual, drawing from your document:       ---         Step - by - Step Guide: Applying for Your U.S. Student Visa       Securing a U.S. student visa can be a straightforward process if approached systematically. This guide   provides a clear roadmap for Pakistani students applying for the F - 1 visa, ensuring all necessary steps   are covered.       ---         1. Verify SEVP Approval of Your Institution        -   Before starting the visa process, confirm that your chosen university or college is   certified by the U.S.   Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). Only SEVP - certified institutions can issue the I - 20 Form, a   critical document for your F - 1 visa application.        -   Use the SEVP School Search tool on the Department of Homeland Security’s w ebsite to verify your   institution’s certification status.       ---         2. I - 20 Form Issuance        -   After receiving an offer of admission from an SEVP - certified institution, you’ll be issued an I - 20 Form.   This document includes essential information such as:            -   SEVIS ID (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System ID).           -   Academic Program Details: Program name, education level, start and end dates, and English   proficiency requirements.           -   Financial Information: Estimated tuition, housing, and oth er costs.        -   Carefully review the I - 20 Form for accuracy and ensure all personal and academic details are correct   before signing it. This form will be required throughout the visa application process.       ---"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "3. Pay the SEVIS Fee        -   To activate your SEV IS record, you must pay the SEVIS I - 901 Fee ($350). This fee is mandatory and   should be paid at least three days before your visa interview.        -   Print a copy of the SEVIS fee payment receipt, as it must be presented during the visa interview.       ---         4. Complete the DS - 160 Form        -   The DS - 160 Form is the official online application for the U.S. nonimmigrant visa. Complete it via the   U.S. Department of State website, where you will upload a recent photo and provide detailed personal   information.        -   After submitting, you’ll receive a confirmation page with a barcode, which you must print and bring   to the visa interview.       ---         5. Schedule Your Visa Interview        -   Visit the U.S. Embassy or Consulate website to schedule your visa interview. It is recomm ended to   apply as early as possible since interviews can only be scheduled up to 120 days before the program   start date on your I - 20.        -   Pay the visa application fee ($160) and retain the payment receipt, as it is required for the interview.       ---         6. Pr epare Required Documents for the Visa Interview        -   Organize all necessary documents for the visa interview to ensure a smooth and professional   presentation. Required documents include:           -   I - 20 Form and DS - 160 Confirmation Page.           -   SEVIS Fee Pay ment Receipt.           -   Passport (valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay)."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "-   Academic Records: Transcripts, diplomas, standardized test scores (e.g., SAT, TOEFL).           -   Proof of Financial Support: Bank statements or financial affidav its demonstrating your ability to   fund your studies.           -   Proof of Ties to Pakistan: Documentation that demonstrates your intention to return to Pakistan   after completing your studies, such as family, property, or employment ties.           -   Letters of Rec ommendation or Statements of Sponsorship (if applicable).       ---         7. Attend the Visa Interview        -   Dress Professionally: A formal, polished appearance shows seriousness and respect for the process.        -   Anticipate Common Questions: U.S. visa officers often   ask about your study plans, university choice,   and long - term goals. Prepare responses to potential questions about:           -   Your reason for choosing to study in the U.S. and your specific program.           -   Your choice of university and academic plans.           -   Financial support for tuition and living expenses.           -   Post - graduation intentions, particularly regarding plans to return to Pakistan.       ---         8. Understanding Visa Issuance and Entry Rules        -   Arrival Window: You may arrive in the U.S. up to 3 0 days before the start date on your I - 20 Form.        -   Duration of Stay: Your F - 1 visa may be issued for the full duration of your program. However, your I -  20 is what maintains your legal status in the U.S.; if your visa expires while you are studying, you r emain   in status as long as your I - 20 is valid.        -   Post - Completion Grace Period: After completing your program, you have a 60 - day grace period to   prepare for departure or transition to Optional Practical Training (OPT), if applicable.       ---         9. Departure  and Re - Entry Protocol"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "-   If you exit the U.S. and your visa expires, you will need to reapply for a new F - 1 visa before re -  entering.        -   Non - Completion: If you are terminated from the program or withdraw, you must depart the U.S.   within 15 days.       ---         Visa Interview Tips for Success        -   Professional Attire: Opt for formal clothing that reflects your respect for the process. Avoid heavy   accessories, keep grooming neat, and choose light or no fragrances.        -   Clear, Concise Responses: Prepare answers tha t are direct, honest, and relevant to each question.   Demonstrate a genuine commitment to your studies and an intention to return to Pakistan post -  graduation.        -   Document Readiness: Ensure all required documents are organized and accessible to prevent del ays   during the interview.       ---       By following these steps and preparing thoroughly, you’ll improve your chances of a successful F - 1 visa   application. Remember, proper preparation is key, from ensuring your application documents are   complete to presenting  yourself confidently at the interview. Aspire is here to support you every step of   the way!"
+  }
+]

Dataset/chatbot/ACM Aspire.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2          CONTENTS                 PAGE      1)     Mission Statement      2)     Introduction  -   Who are we?        3)     Aspire Organogram      4)     What do we do?      5)     Counselling Brief     a) Phone Manners                  b) Greetings            c) Understanding Student Needs            d) Advising Students            e) Do’s and D on’ts            f) Assessment Criteria    6)     Applications Procedure                    7)     Application instructions                9) Application fee and processing charges      10)    Q ueries and change of agent details    11)     Head office Contact details"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       1)     MISSION S TATEMENT       ‘ To  become  one  of  the  largest  educational  consulting   companies  in  Pakistan  offering  the  highest  quality ,   efficiency    and  professionalism    to  ensure  the  utmost   satisfaction of our  students .’      2)     INTRODUCTION   –   Who are we?       Aspire  Educational  Consulti ng  (AEC)  focuses  on  providing  quality  career   counselling & university recruitment services to the students who are planning their   education  and  further  career  plans  from  abroad.  It  believes  in  providing  the  most   accurate  and  updated  information  about  acade mic  opportunities  abroad  to  its  clients.  It   facilitates the students in selecting the right career and institution hence placing them in an   environment conducive to their needs and ability.     AEC is currently operating with offices in Karachi, Lahore and Is lamabad; with its vision to   expand,  it  will  start  providing  its  services  in  all  major  cities  of  Pakistan  with  operational   offices  by  the  year  2025,  while  maintaining  its  quality,  trustworthy  services  through  its   trained, honest and dedicated counsellors.     Aspire  Educational  Consulting  was  founded  by  Azra  Raza  and  the  company  was  later   bought  over  by  Rubeena  Hoodbhoy  and  Syed  Hashim  Hasan.  Azra  Raza  remained  its   chairperson even after the company was sold by her. AEC started its services by recruiting   candid ates  for  TOP  UK  universities  at  first,  later  with  the  help  of  trust  gained  from  its   highly satisfied clients, it started recruiting for other major destinations as well. AEC’s   biggest  asset  is  its  team  and  satisfied  client  base  which  has  been  the  cornersto ne  of  our   success.     AEC  believes  in  becoming  the  largest  career  counselling  &  recruitment  company  in   Pakistan  offering  destinations  across  the  globe.  It  also  aims  to  become  the  company  of   choice for both the students and their parents.             3)   ASPIRE ORGANOGRAM    A"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2            4)     WHAT DO WE DO ?       We represent overseas universities from Australia, Canada, Europe, Malaysia,   New Zealand, UK, USA and the Middle /Far East. We provide once stop shop   to those seeking to study abroad. We offer services including course selection,   unive rsity  selection,  complete  guidelines  for  admissions,  SOP,  visa  including   appointments and pre - departure briefings.        5)   COUNSELING BRIEF       Counseling is a process that aims to guide clients in a manner that facilitates a   voluntary change.     A  counselor  provides     the  necessary  support  and  resources  to  help    students   achieve  the  desired  change  or  make  informed  decisions.  Essential  skills  for   effective counseling include :       A ctive listening        B uilding rapport and trust .        D emonstrating sincerity and honesty.    In any busin ess, customers are the driving force ;   and in our case, our students   are  our  valued  customers.  As  one  of  the  leading  recruitment  agencies    for    the   UK   universities , it is imperative that we provide a higher level of quality and"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       service compared to our competi tors. To achieve this, it is crucial that all staff   members  possess  a  customer - centric  approach  and  have  a  comprehensive   understanding  of  their  roles  and  responsibilities.  At  all  times,  we  must   prioritize the satisfaction of our students, adopting the beli ef that \"the customer   is always right.\"    Our  counselors  are  the  backbone  of  our  business .  T hey  must  consistently   provide a high - quality service to every student who walks into any of   our offices   throughout  Pakistan.  It  is  imperative  that  every  student  recei ves  our  utmost  attention,  from   the  moment  they  walk  through  our   doors  to  the  time  they  depart  for     their   chosen   study  destination.                To ensure  complete customer   satisfaction, our  counselors must maintain   a professional  approach and utilize basic   customer   service skills when   interacting with  students. They should   follow the  guidelines below:       5 (a) PHONE  ETIQUETTE:       i)   Answer all   incoming calls within three rings. If the phone is on another line, send a message   for the caller to call back and make sure to retu rn their call.     ii)     Greet each caller with a smile and a professional greeting, such as \"Thank you   for calling Aspire Education. How may I assist you?\"     iii)   Respond to all queries on the phone with the utmost professionalism, assuming   the caller has limited time a nd cannot wait for long.     iv)     When answering phone queries, do not forget to attend to students who walk in.   They are our customers too and  also  require our undivided attention. If a student   is sitting in front of you, avoid answering the phone and call back l ater.     v)   If unsure about anything, politely ask the caller on the phone to hold the line and   provide registration forms to students who have just arrived to fill out.   Remember, it is the staff member's responsibility to ensure the  student   is given   the correc t information.     vi)     Always obtain the caller's contact information before providing any important   information.       5 (b) GREETINGS:    i)   Take  the  initiative  to  greet  students  first;  do  not  wait  for  them  to  greet   us.     ii)       Always  acknowledge  students  with  a  smile  as  soon  as     they  walk  in,   regardless of our current tasks or obligations.     iii)     Politely inquire if students require information on studying abroad, need   to meet with someone specific, or have any pending cases with us."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       iv)     Attend to all students on a first - come, first - serv ed basis.    v)       Every student should be treated equally, without any judgment based on   their appearance.     vi)     Ensure that all waiting areas are clean and comfortable for the students.    vii)   Address students politely at all times.     viii)   Strive  to  accommodate  students  and  thei r  queries  as  quickly  as   possible.     ix)      If  a  student  is  in  a  hurry,  suggest  a  suitable  appointment  time  when  a   counselor  will  be  available.  If  necessary,  an  appointment  should  be   arranged.    5 (c) UNDERSTANDING STUDENT NEEDS :    i)   Inform  students  that  there  is  no  cha rge  for  the  initi al   consultation/counseling.    ii)     Request  politely  that  all  students  complete  the  Initial  Assessment  Form   (Annex  I) , providing  detailed information  about their qualifications,   work, and requirements. Students should be informed that the form is   designed to help us advise them accordingly.     iii)     Read  the  Assessment  Forms ,  assess  their    qualifications ,  request  for   missing  information  like  grades,  yea r     completed    and    inquire  about   their specific requirements, if any,   in detail.     iv)     The work starts with the  assessment of grades, higher the grades, more   the options.  Then  the  financial  capability  of  sponsor.  If  these  are  ok   then you may suggest top notch universities to the top notch students   and  for  those  wishing  to  get  into  top  notch  universities  with  lower   g rades, pathway options be shared.     v)       Obtain  as  much  information  as  possible  from  students  about  their   background, qualificat ions, and career aspirations.     vi)     Understand student' s   requirements and encourage them to ask questions.     vii)     If anything is unclear, poli tely a sk the student to clarify.       viii)   Our job is to extract as much information as possible from the student   before providing advice.    5 (d) ADVISING STUDENTS:    i)   Give  Aspire Brochure  (Annex II)   to all students.     ii)     Address  all  the  necessary  information  regarding  spo nsorship,  IELTS,   gap  in  studies,  recognition  of  educational  institutions  in  Pakistan   (HEC), and work experience.     iii)     Suggest  all  possible  degree  or  diploma  programs  to  students  based  on   their qualifications.     iv)   Inquire about students' preferred cities and univ ersities.    v)     Recommend different universities offering the  same program      vi)     Inform  students  about  English  language  test  options  such  as   IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/Languagecert and grade requirements.     vii)   Provide  links  to  preferred  universities  and  courses  so  students  can   vie w course details."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       viii)   Allow  students  ample  time  to  decide  on  the  university  and  course   they wish to apply for.     ix)   Provide all relevant information regarding a course in the form of links,   whether requested or not.     x)           Students should have a clear understandi ng of what they are applying   for before completing an application form. Explain all details, such as   application and courier fees, funds required, course fees, duration of   course,  location  of  institution,  job  opportunities,  and  the  cultural   background of t he city.     xi)   Advise all students that assessments for course exemptions may take up   to  two  months  and  that  they  need  to  apply  on  time  to  receive   exemptions on schedule.      5 ( e)     DO'S AND DON'TS OF COUNSELING:       ALWAYS       NEVER    1. Be polite and friendly  with  stu dents.   1. Make a student wait when they walk in.    2.   Be   attentive to the student   and their   needs.   2.    Assume  the  student  know s     what’s best   for them.    3.  Ask  students  to  fill  out  the  Initial   Assessment Form  up on arrival.    3. Assume that the student knows what   you   are about to tell them.    4.  G ather  as  much  information  from  the   student.    4.  Encourage students to seek information from   universities themselves.    5.    Provide    up  to  date  information  regarding   courses and fee structures.    5. Guarantee admission   or visa .    6.  Seek guidance from a knowledgeable source   if you are unsure about anything.     6.  Charge  students  for  the  Initial   Consultation.    7.  Attest qualifications only when the original   documents have been sighted.    7.  A ttest  any  copied  documents  without   seeing the   originals.    8.  Ensure that every student receives an Aspire   flyer on their first visit.    8.    Provide   out of date information.    9   Assess a student and their qualifications before   having them fill out an application.    9 .  Comment  on  Immigration  and   Residency,    even  if  you  know  the  correct   procedure.    10 .    Treat  students  with  the  level  of  service  that   you would expect to receive.    1 0 .  Encourage  students  to  do  legwork   themselves.         5 (f) GENERAL ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:    i)   All branch offices are responsible for assessing e ach student's qualifications based on the   NARIC guidelines  or as provided by the Universities directly  in  Annex III .      ii)   If a university or institution is not mentioned in the guidelines, an updated HEC   University/Institution List provided in  Annex IV   should   be considered to ensure that the   qualifications are recognized."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       iii)     Applicants must meet the university criteria before filling out an application for entry.     iv)     All applications not thoroughly assessed will be returned to the branch office.     v)   Students should be   assessed based on the funds they can demonstrate and the city they wish   to study in.     vi)     Students with good academic records should be encouraged to apply to reputable   universities, while students with average backgrounds should be encouraged to apply to   uni versities on our panel that match their qualifications.    vii)   Counselors should be familiar with the minimum requirements for every course offered at   any given university. Failure to meet any of the given requirements may result in the   university rejecting the a pplication.     viii)   Head office is not responsible for assessing applicants who have completed their   application forms at any of the branch offices. ix) Head office is not responsible for any   rejections from universities if the minimum requirements are not met by   the applicant.      6 )  APPLICATION   PROCEDURE      All  branch  offices  need  to  ensure  that  all  the  following  are  in  order  before  sending   applications  to  the  Head  Office.    In  case  there  is  any  doubt  please  consult  the  head    of   applications  before sending.          APPLICATI ONS PROCEDURE    HOW WE WORK IN THE APPLICATIONS DEPARTMENT                                                                            Initial Enquiry/   Counseling    C ompleted   application   with   documents    Bulk   Sing les   Branch Offices    Dat a   Entry   Singles   Student List/   Dat a   Entry    Scan & Send to the   respective University    Send all applications to   the respective university    Scan & Send to the   respective University       Follow up  the   Offer   Follow up Offer s   Follow up Offer s"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2                                   6 (a) Students must fill out the application once they  have selected their desired  course  and   are aware of the application's requirements and eli gibility criteria.    6 (b)  The  student  should  complete  the  application  form  themselves  and  sign  it.  Counselors   may assist in the process to ensure accuracy and completeness.    6 (c)  All  applications  should  have  respective  office  codes  on  them  for  easy  identifica tion,   such as K for Karachi, L for Lahore, and I for Islamabad.    6 (d)  Relevant  documents,  in  the  prescribed  format,  must  be  attached  to  the  application,   including:    i)   Application fee or credit card details (if applicable)     ii)     Application form iii) IELTS/TOEFL sco res (if available)     iii)   A  letter  from  the  last  institution  attended  indicating  that  the  medium  of  instruction   for the specified course was English (if eligible)     iv)     Work experience letter (if applicable) vi) Master's degree with transcripts and course   outline for   credit transfers (if applicable)     v)   Bachelor's  degree  with  transcripts  and  course  outline  for  credit  transfers  (if   applicable)     vi)     A - level/Intermediate result card     vii)   O - level/Matriculation result card     viii)   Project proposal for PhD students     ix)     Certificates of achieveme nt     x)   Any other relevant documentation    NOTE:  All  the  above  documents  must  be  photocopies  on  A4  paper,  attested  by  the   applicant. Original educational documents are not required for admission.    6 (e) Applications should be prioritized based on the intakes.    6 (g)     All  applications  should  have  the  Applications  Checklist  attached,  which  must  be   photocopied by each branch office.    6 (h) Failure to follow the above procedures will result in application delays.    6 (i)  It  is  essential  to  follow  this  policy  to  make  tracking  a pplications  an  easy  task  and   facilitate query follow - up.       7  APPLICATION FEE   & PROCESSING CHARGES       7 (a) APPLICATION FEE:    i)   Some  universities  require  an  application  fee,  which  should  be  attached  as  proof  of   bank  transfer  with  the  application  form.  The  applicat ion  form  indicates  the   payable amount.     ii)     An  application  will  be  put  on  hold  if  the  application  fee  or  processing  charges  (if   applicable) are not attached.       7 (b) PROCESSING CHARGES:    Update System on   receipt of Offer    Update System on   receipt of Offer    Upda te System on   receipt of Offer       Inform Student of   offer and advice on   visa documents    Inform Student of offer   and advice on visa   documents    Email   Offers to   Branch Offices"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       i)   All offices, including the head office, charge a processing fee of Pak Rs. 3 5,000/ -   for   all applications, unless otherwise quoted by the CEO/Directors.     ii)     Branch  offices  must  collect  the  fee  before  dispatching  the  application  to  the  head   office, as it will be charged to the branch office upon receipt of the application at   the head o ffice.     iii)   The relevant branch office is responsible for the processing fee once the application   reaches the head office and is input into the system/database.       7 (c) SEMINAR/EXHIBITION STUDENTS:    i)   If the applicant attended a seminar, they should indicate this o n the application form   to waive the fee.    ii)     Forms  without  the  relevant  \"fee  waived\"  information  will  be  charged  to  the  branch   office.     iii)   University  representatives  should  write  their  comments  on  the  application  forms  to   ensure compliance.       8.   QUERIES AND CHANGE   OF DETAILS       8 (a)  Branch offices should follow up on an application or make inquiries  using the weekly   email format in Annex V.    8 (b) The query form should be correctly filled out, and all branch offices should use updated   information  on  it.  Forms  should  no t  contain  offers  already  issued,  and  names  and  details   should be accurately filled out.    8 (c)  The  change  of  intake  spreadsheet  on  the  query  form  should  be  used  if  a  change  of   intake, year, student name, or any details is required.    8 (d)  Once  the  query  form  i s  received  at  the  head  office,  it  will  be  duly  filled  out,  and  the   head office will provide          9)   Contact Details Head office: -   Karachi Office    3rd Floor, Building No. 13C Badar Commercial, adjacent Pie In The Sky, Khayban - e - Badar, Phase V   DHA, Karachi  –   Pakist an.     Location:  https://g.page/aspireecpk?share    Office: +9221 35868151 - 3  |   Cell:   +92 301 8223048      Website:   www.aspireec.pk   | Facebook:     www.facebook.com/AspireEducationPk    Corporate Address:   3F Mahmood Center, BC - 11, Block  –   9 Clifton, Karachi  –   Pakistan 75600         CEO    [email protected]          Country Manager  [email protected]         Applications   application@   aspireec.pk    (for all new applications & offers)       Admissions   [email protected]      (for pend ing offers & priority lists)       Visa   [email protected]     (for all visa related inquiries, student status reports, Fees,   CAS etc.)       Accounts   [email protected]    (for commission s & bills)       Marketing   [email protected]   (for seminars, hall bookings & prospectuses)"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2            Why UK      The UK is a choice destination for international students because of its world - class education quality, frie ndly   environment, good climate and cultural diversity. Thousands of Pakistani students study in the UK and enjoy   the perfect study environment. Many have completed their education and been absorbed in high positions.       The UK is one of the world's most dyn amic and exciting places to live and study. It is a centre for the leading   financial markets, commerce, government and law. The educational benefits are unparalleled, with hundreds of   libraries and professional organizations. As a whole, it's full of tradi tions with theatres, galleries and museums.       Quality Assurance   The UK is receiving greater international recognition as a provider of high - quality education. Qualifications   achieved are recognized internationally, and graduates from the UK have been very  successful in finding   employment and holding prominent positions.       Opportunity to work whilst studying   Students  can  work  up  to  20  hours  per  week\"  during  study  sessions  and  with  no  restriction  during  vacations.   (For tuition fees, students should NOT rely s olely on income from part - time work in the UK)           Multicultural Society   The UK provides international students with a multicultural society catering to different tastes, various types of   entertainment, religious/social activities and sports.        Low Cost f or Students   With  your  student  card,  concessions  are  available  on  travelling  and  at  many  shops,  clubs,  theatres,  sports   venues, shows and festivals. You can also get some newspapers and journals at subsidized rates with discounts   at most of the smaller shop s, and restaurants are also available.       A TO Z ABOUT STUDYING IN THE UK       Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ's)       a. How can AUSPAK assist me in higher studies?   We provide complete assistance from course selection, admission, and visa approval to  pre -   and post - departure   arrangements. To save time, admission letters may be received through fax quickly.       b. When do the courses commence in the UK?   Traditionally  courses  commence  in  September.  However,  some  courses  are  offered  in  January  sessions  also.    The applicant must apply for a visa at least 45 days before   the course commencement date.       c. Where should I lodge my admission and Visa application?   You should lodge  your admission and  visa  application  form at the  Aspire  office. We  will arrange  access a nd   help you with visa arrangements.       d. Do I need to take IELTS/TOEFL?   Yes, IELTS/TOEFL is now a MUST for UK student visas. It is necessary to obtain a minimum band required   per Institute's requirements. Generally speaking, overall bands are acceptable:      Course   IELTS    TOEFL    Foundation Program   4.5   450    Undergraduate Degree   6.0   550    Postgraduate Studies   6.5   575       (Some Institutes have specific individual Band requirements as well)"
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+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       However, if  you cannot get the  desired score,  you  must do English  Language  Cl asses for Overseas  Students,   but not otherwise. Further, if  the  institute  in  the   UK  exempts English  language  tests, even then,  students  will   have  to  take  IELTS  (min  band  6.0)  or  TOEFL  (min  550,  CB  213)  as  a  visa  requirement  of  the  British  High   Commission.  The only exemption to this rule is students with O & A level studies with min grade of C.      STUDY COST    e. How much does it cost to study in  the  UK?   The main costs involved are course fees and living expenses, particularly accommodation.       1. Tuition Fees.    The following are approx. Per year fee for different institutions in the public sector:      Studying Expenses       Bachelor    Degrees    Master    Degrees    Doctorate    Degrees    Further    Education    Arts courses   £ 6,300   £ 6,450 p.a   £ 6,950      Science courses   £ 7,500   £ 7,650 p.a   £ 7,850      Business courses   £ 6,200   £ 6,950 p.a   £ 6,950      GCS – A  Levels/Vocational  and   professional courses.          £ 3,900    Foundation/HND/ND             £ 4500  –      £ 5000       HND -   higher National Diploma       National Diploma       The  tuition  fees  are  payable  one  semester  in  adva nce  according  to  the  new  Student  Select  Scheme.  Besides   course fees, students are expected to buy their books and equipment, and some colleges will expect you to pay   examination fees and the costs of laboratory experiments.       2.   Living Expenses.   The  cost  o f  living  in  the   UK   varies  throughout  the  country.  The  following  are  approximate.  Living  expenses   for a single student:      London and South East of England   £ 7,000  -   £ 9,000 per year    North  of  England,  Wales,  Scotland  and  Northern   Ireland    £ 6,000  -   £ 8,000 pe r year       Accommodation  in  Britain  is  generally  very  expensive.  Following  are  the  range  of  monthly  accommodation   costs for a single student in college accommodation.        Type of Accommodation   Cost per Month    Home stay or Lodgings    (Where you stay in the home o f a host with some or all meals provided)       £ 333 to £ 360    Halls of Residence     (a room in a hostel owned by the institution with some or all meals provided       £ 280 to £ 320    Room in an institution flat or house    (owned by the institution where you provided y our own food)       £ 250 to £ 300    Room in a private flat or house    (owned by a local resident where you provide your own food)       £ 180 to £ 300       Section 1.01   Airfare one - way   (Approx.)     Rs. 23,000"
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+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       f. What are the courses offered by the Universities/Colleges?    The  Univers ities  /  Colleges  offer  a  wide  range  of  courses  from  certificate  level  to  post  doctorate  level   including:        Accounting          Architecture     Engineering        Business    Hospitality          Banking & Finance           Arts        Economics          Computing         Medicine    P ublic Health etc.       g. What is the duration of courses?       Foundation/ Access Course      1 - 2 years    Bachelors (Honours)   3 years    Masters   1 - 2 years    Research Degree (M.Phil, Ph.D)   3 - 5 years       h. What are the minimum qualifications required for entry into an unde rgraduate program?   The minimum criterion for Bachelor/Diploma program is FA/FSc with at least 70% marks or \"A\" levels with 5   passes. Generally speaking, a Pakistani Masters's degree is considered equal to a bachelor's degree in the UK,   and  a  bachelor's  deg ree  can  count  towards  one  or  two  years  of  University  study.  The  Universities  in  the  UK   will assess a degree individually depending on University awarding it and the marks obtained.       In addition, the University would consider the requirements of the course   you wish to study and whether your   qualifications  are  suitable  for  studying  that  course.  If  you  do  not  meet  the  requirements,  a  \"Bridging  or   Foundation\"  course  may  be  necessary  before  the  commencement  of  the  main  course.  Normally  Foundation   courses run fo r a year before the actual course starts.           i. Can I get admission into Masters's program after my BA/B.Sc. (2 years) degree from Pakistan?   Since UK Universities don't accept a two - year   bachelor's degree from Pakistan as equivalent to their Honours   degre e  (3  years),  hence  ineligible  to  commence  Masters's  programme  directly.  In  this  case,  you  may   commence  an  Honours  degree  program  and  seek  exemption  from  the  subject(s)  you  have  completed  from   Pakistan;  the  respective  faculties  grant  exemptions  or  credit  tr ansfers;  hence  no  prior  confirmation  can  be   given unless the application is lodged and formally assessed.       j. Do you facilitate obtaining   a   visa?   Yes! We provide complete guidance based on the High Commission's requirements, forward your application   to th e UK High Commission, and do a necessary follow - up to ensure on - time departure.         WHO CAN BE THE SPONSOR?    Anyone could sponsor, but there is   a logical reason (parents, relatives, company etc) – close relatives preferred.       k. What are the financial requirem ents from the sponsors?   You  have  to  provide  documentary  evidence  (Bank  Statements  or  Fixed  deposits  of  approx.  Rs.  10  lacs)   showing that your sponsor can afford the expenses of your study program.       l. Are documents checked before submission for a visa?   Au spak ensures that the documents submitted to the High Commission/Institute are genuine in all respects. In   addition to this, all the  degrees and transcripts submitted are  verified by the  issuing authorities. Furthermore,   Auspak  ensures  the  bona - fides  of  al l  the  students  before  the  lodgment  of  visa  application.  Applying  through   AusPak  will  reduce  processing  time  and  the  risk  of  rejection,  as  we  do  not  process  incomplete  or  dubious   applications.        m. Do I have to appear for an interview?   No,  under  the  curren t  student  selection  scheme,  no  interviews  are  being  conducted,  as  the  agents  will  be   interviewing the students. However, when the embassy re - opens, it will be up to the visa officer to ask you or   exempt you from an interview.       n. Do I need to show a lette r of reservation of accommodation in the UK?"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       Preferably yes; at the time of lodgment of visa application, it is advised that a confirmation that the student has   made necessary arrangements for his/her accommodation is granted a visa. A confirmation in this   regard is an   added plus.          VISA PROCEDURE       STEP  1                   If  you  meet  the  institute's  requirements,  we  will  provide  application  forms  and  arrange  an   admission letter (admission), which is required prior to the lodgment of the Visa application.       STE P 2                Once you have received the admission letter, prepare visa documents as mentioned below and   submit them to AusPak for further processing.        STEP 3                Get a bank draft made for the tuition fee of one semester or as per the prevailin g British High                    Commission policy at the time.           STEP 4                it requires a minimum of 60 days for visa processing by UK High Commission upon clearance   of  various  checks.  AusPak  will  assist  you  in  accommodation  and  airport  pick - up  thr ough  the  respective   institute.       VISA REFORMS   Following  are  UK  immigration  regulations  for  overseas  students.  For  further  information,  you  can  also  visit   the following website:    British Council web site   www. britishcouncil.org.pk                     SUMMARY OF VISA REFORMS        WHO CAN BE THE SPONSOR?    Anyone could sponsor, but there is   a logical reason (parents, relatives, company etc) – close relatives preferred.       LIST OF DOCUMENTS REQUIRED.   1.       Unconditional  admission  let ter  from  the  University/Institute  for  a  full - time  course  of  study  that  must   occupy at least      15 hours per week of daytime study.   2.     Visa form (IM2A and IM2S) available from  www.britainonline.org.pk   and St udent Select Form   3.     Copies of Educational Documents   4.     Purpose Statement  – clearly stating how your proposed course will improve your employment prospects on   return.   5.     Work experience (If the applicant is working, it should be on the company’s letterhe ad)   6.     3 recent passport - sized colour Photographs   7.     Passport valid for at least 6 months.   8.     IELTS/TOEFL  score  as  per  the  minimum  requirement  mentioned  for  each  course.  Even  if  the   university/institute   has exempted the student from taking IELTS/TOFEL,   min 6.0/550 or CB 213 is mandatory   for everyone except O and A level students with C grades upwards.   9. Bank draft/pay order of Rs.3,420 (non - refundable) favouring the British High Commission, Karachi, can be   made from any bank.   10. Rs. 6,500 cash  – process ing fee inclusive of courier charges.   11. Bank Draft equivalent to a first - semester fee or as per High Commission policy.   12.  Bank  statement  for  at  least  6  months  immediately  preceding  the  lodgment  of  visa  application.  The   minimum balance should not be les s than 1.0 million rupees.   13.  Bank  courtesy  letter  from  bank  manager  stating  that  A/C  holder  has  been  maintaining  an  account  in  this   bank clearly mentioning the time period. (Bank phone numbers should be mentioned on the letterhead)   14. Fixed deposits of  at least the last 6 months are also acceptable.     Saving certificates attested by issuing bank   /  financial  institute  with  covering  letter  with  deposit  details  &  yield.  Deposits  can  be  in  the  form  of  Saving   Certificates, Special deposits, Term Deposits etc.   15. Affidavit from Sponsor, mentioning his relation with the applicant and undertaking that he/she will bear all   the financial expenses of the applicant’s Studies (Tuition + lodging boarding) on Rs. 20/ -   stamp paper.   16.     Sponsor’s tax documents, including   assessment forms for the last three years  – if possible"
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+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting  Manual    Volume I      Page  2       17.  An  authority  letter  from  the   student  is  required  on  a  simple  paper  stating  that  they  authorize        Auspak   International to send and process their passport and visa case to BHC.   18.     Evidence if per sonal/sponsor’s source of income (should be between Rs. 60,000 to 80,000 per month)   19.     Family registration form ‘B’  – if applicable       If you are given entry clearance, this will usually be valid for six months from the date of issue so you have to   travel  within that time. If you are unable to travel within that time, you must apply to get the validity extended.       SPONSOR’S SOURCE OF INCOME:   A)     If the sponsor is a  business person  Documents required are:   1.       Business  portfolio  (i.e.  Description  of  Business,     that  is,  nature  of  business,  for  instance  manufacturing,   trading, import & export etc)    2.      Profit and Loss report (Annual), Formal or informal.   3.      Receipt of Revenues earned.   4.      Income Tax (if applicable)   5.      Wealth Tax (if applicable)   6.      Contrac ts with customers or suppliers.   7.      In case of Business (Import & Export), Credit Advise, Bill of landing, letter of credit,   shipment details can be presented.   8.      Registration.       B)     If the sponsor is  salaried person   Documents               required are:   1.      Job Letter (Employment period should be clearly mentioned)   2.      Salary Slips.   3.      Income Tax if paid.   4.      In case of Government employment, details of GP fund and total emoluments lying with the Government.               C)     If the sponsor is  productive propert y owner  Documents required are:           If the sponsor holds the ownership of any market or Plaza i.e. productive property.   1.      Lease agreements or rental deeds of the shops or property rented out.   2.      Contract of rented property between lessee and Lessor.   3.      In case of real estate business sale deeds of the property (sold on profit) and also evidence of purchase or   possession of that property.       D)     If the sponsor is an  Agriculturist   Documents required are:   1.      Proof of land possessed (fard)   2.     All the   expenses incurred on agri - produce i.e. seed, fertilizers, sprays, pesticides (slips/receipts for all these   expenses)   3.      Revenue from the sale of agri - produce i.e. sale receipts of agri - produce.   4. Passbook, if any agri loan has been taken.   5.      Land aff idavit on stamp paper stating the type of land, total area possessed and it's worth.   6.       In  case  instead  of  self - cultivation,  if  the  land  has  been  leased  out,  the  contract  of  lease  showing  Annual   income earned on that land.       PLEASE VISIT WEBSITES OF UNIVE RSITIES/INSTITUTE REPRESENTED BY Aspire"
+  }
+]

Dataset/chatbot/AEC UK Manual.json

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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "1)     Student profile                   15    2)     Conditions on Offer               15    3)     Passport Details               16    4)     Sponsorship                 16    5)     Financial Requirement             16    6)     Documentation for Sponsorship           19    7)     Visa Forms                 20    8)     Visa files                     21    9)     Head office processing time for visa  files           21    10)   Documents older than 7 days           21    11)   Incomplete visa files             21    12)   High commissions processing time         21    13)   PVA                   23    14)   Medical check               23    15)   University fee               23    16)   Confirmation of enrolment (COE)         23    17)   Deadlines for visa files             24    18)   Deferme nt                 24    19)   Change of course               24    20)   Travel arrangements             24    21)   Accommodation & airport pick up         24    22)   Visa & job guarantees             25    23)   Declarations                 25    24)               1.     Understand the UK education system: It's essential to have a good   understanding of the UK  education system, including the different levels of   study, the types of courses available, and the requirements for admission. You   should also be aware of any recent changes in policy or procedure that may   affect Pakistani students.    2.     Provide accurate and up - to - date information: It's important to provide   accurate and up - to - date information about the UK education system,"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "including admission requirements, application deadlines, and visa   requirements. Be aware that requirements may differ depending on the   course , university, and level of study.    3.     Be aware of cultural differences: It's important to be aware of cultural   differences and be sensitive to the needs and expectations of Pakistani   students. For example, Pakistani students may have different expectations   reg arding classroom behavior, interaction with faculty members, and academic   requirements.    4.     Provide support with the application process: The application process for   studying in the UK can be complex and confusing, especially for international   students. Counse lors should be able to provide support and guidance   throughout the application process, including assistance with completing the   application form, writing a personal statement, and obtaining necessary   documents.    5.     Offer advice on funding and scholarships: St udying in the UK can be   expensive, and many Pakistani students may require financial assistance.   Counselors should be able to offer advice on funding and scholarships that   may be available to Pakistani students, including government - sponsored   scholarships,   university scholarships, and external funding opportunities.    6.     Provide guidance on living in the UK: Pakistani students who are studying in   the UK may face challenges related to adjusting to a new culture, finding   accommodation, and adapting to the climate.   Counselors should be able to   offer guidance and support on these issues, including advice on how to find   accommodation, how to make friends, and how to deal with homesickness.    7.     Keep up - to - date with changes: Finally, it's important to keep up - to - date with   c hanges in UK education policies and procedures, as well as changes in the   political and social climate. Counselors should be aware of any new policies or   initiatives that may affect Pakistani students and be able to provide advice and   support accordingly.    These are just a few guidelines and tips that may be helpful for counselors   involved in studying in the UK from Pakistan. It's important to tailor your   approach to the needs and expectations of the students you are working with   and to provide personalized  guidance and support."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "What do we do?    The Student Visa procedure details for  UK .       1)   STUDENT PROFILE       1(a)    We  are  looking  for  students  for  our  pathway,  undergraduate  and  post -  graduate  courses.    Ideally  the  course  should  be  in  line  with    student’s  educational     or  work    background.    For  those  with  change  of  career  plans  or  big  gaps  in  studies,  more  clarity  will  be   required in the form of statement of purpose.     1(b)     During counseling the students should be given all the details pertaining to their objec tive, chosen   course  and  their  field  of  interest.    Additionally,  they  should  also  be  given  an  overview  of  other   destinations as well.     For instance  –   if he is for UK, you may share basic info about other countries like UK has 3 years UG and   4 years in USA    1( c)    The students need to consider their  academic and  financial position  when selecting a university.   The  fee  ranges  from  12000  GBP  to  30,000  GBP  plus  and  living  costs  vary  between  10000  and   12000 GB P   per year .       2(b)   English Requirements. :       UKVI    IELTS  is    a  must  for  pathways,  those  with  C  or  more  in  O  level  English  are  exempted.  Other  tests   available are PTE, Languagecert, TOEFL and a few others.        2)   SPONSORSHIP       Who will sponsor the student?       4(a)    ACCEPTABLE SPONSORS:       i)   For  UK   Student  Visas  parents,  grandpar ents,  siblings,  spouse  and  self - sponsorship  are  all   acceptable  options ."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "ii)   Aunts or Uncles who have been living as  UK   citizens for more than 5 years, have PR and adequate   savings can also sponsor the students, but for that documentary evidence of the sponsor’ s   relationship is required.    iii)     Joint accounts are acceptable but only between the above mentioned relations.       4(b)    UNACCEPTABLE SPONSORS:        i)   No uncle no aunt can finance the applicant for student visa unless they have lived in  UK   for 5 years   or more.    ii)   Company  accounts are also unacceptable even if a parent or any of the acceptable sponsors has   sole proprietorship of the organization.    iii)   Joint accounts with 1 unacceptable sponsor is also unacceptable       5)  FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS       5(a)    ACCEPTABLE FINANCES:        i)   Bank  Statements from any National or International Bank.       ii)   Saving certificates and Fixed Deposits from any National or International Bank, National Savings   Center or Post Offices which are six months old.       iii)   Bank Loans for educational purpose from any National Ban k or International banks.        5(b)    UNACCEPTABLE FINANCES:         i)   Gratuity funds       ii)   Investments  in  the  form  of  shares,  price  bonds  from  any  national  and  international  financial   centers, property, brokers or the stock market are unacceptable.       5(c)    DURATION OF ACCE PTABLE FUNDS:       i)   Amount held for min 28 days, balance fee after paying the advance fee and living expenses as per   area for one year."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "ii)   All  Bank  Statements  should  have  a n  account  maintenance    letter  from  the  respective  Bank   attached. These letters should be on   a Bank Letterhead and should clearly mention the details of   the  account,  the  account  holder  and  the  balance.  The  Bank  employee  attesting  the  statement   should  also  provide  their  personal  details  like  name  and  position.  A  sample  courtesy  letter  is   attached  in annex VI.       iii)   Saving  Certificates  and  Fixed  Deposits  should  also  have  a  courtesy  letter  from  the  Center  they   have  been  issued  or  are  being  maintained  at.  Letter  is  fully  descriptive  in  case  of  saving   certificates, when initially the amount has been investe d with the center and what profit they are   getting and what is the current balance.       iv)   Fixed Deposits can only be acceptable at the face/principle value and should not include any profit   acquired over time with the center issuing them.        5(d)    BANK LOAN TERM S AND CONDITIONS:       i)   Bank  Loans  should  be  in  the  name  of  the  student  and  the  purpose  of  the  Loan  should  clearly   mention “Study abroad”. A sample of a Bank Loan is attached in annex VII.       ii)   Loans can be acquired from the students’ parents, grandparents, brother s,  sisters  and  spouse.   Students can also demonstrate the Loans they acquired themselves.              5(e)    TOTAL REQUIREMENT OF FUNDS:       The different courses and Institutions have different fund requirements and the general formula to assess   these funds is as  follows:    i)    Formula I: For a Single Student:    Tuition fee for ELICOS (if applicable)   +     Tuition fee for the full course (tuition fee per semester x total number of semesters)   +    Living expenses for the full course (A$12000 per year x total number of years)   +    Overseas Student Health Cover for the full course (OSHC fee per year x total number of years)   +    Travel expenses (A$2000)    =     the total amount of funds required to demonstrate       ii)   Formula II: For a Married Student:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Tuition fee for ELICOS (if applicable)   +     Tuition fee for the full course (tuition fee per semester x total number of semesters)   +    Living cost for spouse (35% of 12000)   for more than one year 35 % of full course living    Living cost for Kid 1 (20 % of 12000)    for more than one year 20 % of f ull course living    Living cost for Kid 2 (15 % of 12000)    for more than one year 15 % of full course living    (If kids are school going i.e. above 5 years need arrangements from  UK   for kids’ admission in school)    OSHC for family    Travel expense        A$ 2000/hea d       These formulas calculate amounts in  UK   dollars. Once the amount is converted into Pakistani Rupees, we   add another 400 to 500 thousand Pakistani Rupees in order to avoid any discrepancies.       NOTE:        i)   A married female student, traveling with children would require a “Permission Letter” from her   husband allowing her to continue her studies with her children. This letter is required for a female   wishing to apply for a Student Visa and the husband not trav eling with the family.        ii)    All Branch Office must always consult the Currency  Exchange Rate with the Head Office before   applying the formulas given above. This is due to the fact that the  UK   High Commission might be   using a different Exchange Rate than  the local conversion rate.        6)   DOCUMENTATION FOR SPONSORSHIP       6(a)    AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT:       Students  need  an  Affidavit  of  Support  attached  with  their  Visa  File  when  applying  for  a  Student  Visa.   Please refer to annex VIII for a sample of affidavit.       6(b)   PR OOF OF RELATIONSHIP:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "i)    Students need to attach a copy of their sponsor NIC copy and the name according to the name of   the father mention over the student/applicant’s passport or educational documents.       ii)    For Paternal grandparents NIC copies that sho ws the same name as per according     To applicant/student’s father NIC copy must be provide        iii)   For maternal grandparents NIC copies with mother’s Nikah nama or any other applicant/student’s   mother document such as birth certificate where mother’s father  name has been shown.       iv)   For brother or sister NIC copy or Form B from where the same father name can be verified.       v)   For spouse nikah nama must be attached both in Urdu and English translation.       6(c)   SPONSOR’S SOURCE OF INCOME CATEGORISED:       With other b ank statements and other bank documents sponsor must need to show his/her regular source   of earning.       i)   Business man : if sponsor is a sole proprietor attach the profit and loss report or the evidence of   his  annual  income  from  that  business  over  the  business  letterhead  as  per  attached   specimen.(Annex IX)     ii)   Partnership : in case there are two or more persons sharing the same business partnership deed   will be enclosed with the visa case as per refer to Annex X.    iii)   Agriculturist : if sponsor has agri land, then its pro fit statement & land documents along with their   English translation must be attached.    iv)   Salaried  person : Salary slips along with employer’s letter must be attached for the salaried   persons.    v)   Landlords :  Those  having  some  productive  property  like  rental  or  leas ed  property  in  such  cases   rental agreement and leased agreements must be attached.    vi)   Others :  if  there  is  different  source  of  income  produce  the  evidence  of  that  document  of  your   regular earnings."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "6(d)   STUDENTS’ DOCUMENTS:       1.   All the  educational documents   with valid IELTS score.    2.   completion evidence;          If student has completed 12 years of studies with mark sheets certificate of completion will be attached,   only those who has fresh intermediate will be relaxed for one year.       If  student  is  studying  in  bachelors   degree  and  applying  for  the  advance  standing/Credit   transfer/exemption with the transcripts for passed subjects he/she will provide the letter as evidence that   she/he is in which semester.       In case of completion of bachelor/master student need to provide h is/her degree otherwise a letter called   “Provisional certificate” from the institute over their letterhead in case if degree not issued, where it has   clearly  been  mentioned  that  student  has  satisfied  all  the  degree  requirements  but  degree  will  only  be   awar ded at the time of convocation or in the course of time.       Transcripts and degrees or completion evidence both require to clarify the dates of exam because degrees   normally awarded after one/ two years or sometimes more than two year.       3.   Experience:  All  the  ex perience  after  the  completion  of  studies  will  be  considered.  Avoid  to  provide   different experiences or internships between the course or irrelevant to the case.    4.   Avoid  showing  any  irrelevant  document  like  NCC  certificates,  character  certificates,  participat ion   certificates diplomas, merit certificates, irrelevant experiences.    5.   With  all  visa  applications  two  extra  copies  required  for  educational  documents  including  IELTS,   Supplementary form, 157 - A, purpose statement and experience certificates.    6.   For head office   record copies must be attached.       7.   Experience Letter:   Experience letter only been provided in case of gaps educational gaps and student has   genuine relevant working experience, irrelevant work experience can only delay the process.       8.   Fee for Embassy :   UK   high commission has processing fee that can only be paid through bank draft in favor   of  UK   high commission, Islamabad amount can check the amount form headoffice. Copy must be attached   for headoffice record.       7)  VISA FORMS       There are following visa forms  required for all visa cases:       1.   157A    2.   956    3.   Family tree (form 54)    4.   1221"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "5.   Supplementary    form    if  applicable.(  This  form  will  only  be  attached  with  postgraduate   applications)       6.   All  above  forms  properly  been  filled  with  correct  subclass,  Student  name  according  to   passport, date of birth, passport details, course details e.g. name with commencement and completion   dates, institution name, in correspondence address Auspak details must be mentioned.        7.   Make sure that all the spaces have been filled properly by the stude nt, signature, in case of   dependents like spouse and children their details must be mentioned.       8.   In case if student has any relative reside in  UK   or visited outside Pakistan and he/she has been   included in the application his/her details must be mentioned.       9.   Mention  [email protected]   where the email address required.       10.   Course details: if student is taking more than two degree or diplomas all the course details   will be separately mentioned e.g if student ha s English language with diploma/degree in this case as there   are three or four spaces for the course details therefore his ELICOS details appears first in the column next   his main course details if there is any other followed by degree course that will be    appear next/ in the   third space.       11.   As a specimen filled applications has been attached.(Annex XI)       12.   Confirm copies must be attached for the forms       a)   157A with two sets of copies (one for head office record and another spare copy with original   for high commissi on)       b)   Family tree or form 54/1221 one extra set of copy.       c)   Supplementary form two sets of copies. (one for head office record and another spare copy   with original for high commission)       13.   Student  self  filled  all  visa  applications,  with  black  or  blue  color  in  Ca pitals,  Avoid  any   overwriting and using remover and must be readable.       8)  VISA FILES"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "Once all the Student Visa documentation is complete, Branch Offices should counter check the Visa File   for each student before dispatching it to the Head Office. They should also confirm that all aspects of the   Student Visa requirements have been satisfied .        Head Office would not entertain any sort of mistakes in documentation and Visa Files with discrepancies   and errors would be returned to the relevant Branch Offices. Head Office would not be responsible for   the time lost once a Visa File has been sent b ack to a Branch Office.       8(a)    HEADOFFICE PROCESSING TIME FOR VISA FILES:       In head office, normally the application is held maximum for 2 days during the busiest time. If the case   has been completed e.g offer letters attached then no later than that.          8(b )   DOCUMENTS OLDER THAN 7 DAYS:       Confirm there will be no document issued more  than a week ago specially a bank statement not  older   than a week sometime it happens that case held with the head office for another week then transactions   will  be  two  weeks  olde r,  therefore  fresh  bank  statement  and  other  documents  will  be  provided  as  per   strictly require by  UK   high commission.       8(c)    INCOMPLETE VISA FILES:            Any visa case received uncompleted and lack with some important document head office will not keep   th at application more than 2 days and return it to the respective branch office.       8(d)   HIGH COMMISSIONS PROCESSING TIME       i)   Once  documents  have  been  sent  to  AHC  from  them  normally  with  in  10    - 15  days  they   send us the acknowledgement letter with the reference nu mbers."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "ii)   High  commission  will  consume  6 - 8  weeks  or  some  times  more  for  the  initial   processing/verifications.       iv)   Processing  time  and  declaration:    As  AHC  is  taking  minimum  12  weeks  therefore  any  case   lodged with less than 12 weeks and refused head office will    not be responsible all those cases must be   sent  to  the  head  office  with  the  declaration  signed  by  the  student  that  he  is  aware  about  the  less   processing time. Any visa application lodged with 8 weeks before the commencement date even with the   declaration w ill not be acceptable. Declaration for late students. (Annex XII)       v)   Processing  charges:    Only  charge  the  processing  fee  once  you  are  satisfied  about  the   processing time head office will not be responsible if case returned from head office        vi)   Application compl eted from all aspects will be lodged with in 2   days in case of delays happen   due  to  incomplete  visa  forms  and  other  uncompleted  visa  documentation  then  head  office  will  not  be   responsible.             9)  PVA       Once they assess the document positively they issue the  Pre - Visa Assessment called PVA based on that   letter student appear for their medicals in front of high commission’s recommended doctors.       10)  MEDICAL CHECK       Make sure that student examine for medicals soon after getting the PVA or with in the three weeks s o   doctor can  prepare the report on time and refer it to the high commission, in case if student has some   scars appear on X - Ray or some operations that he could not disclose initially the application lodged will   cause the delay may be for the semester somet ime s.       11)  UNIVERSITY FEE       a)   Secondly he needs to make the payment in favor of institute; amount can be paid through bank   draft, TT and also credit card.       b)   Bank draft will not be acceptable from Habib bank or any bank that is using Habib finance in  UK    same for TT."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "c)   Payment can be made through any bank authorized by the State Bank of Pakistan.       d)   Bank draft should only be in  UK   dollars amount in US $ will not be acceptable.       e)   Above all student can also deposit  P ak rupees in Mr. Rizvi (Chief executive of  Auspak) account and   he can pay his amount through net bank transfer. That is the most convenient way of fee payment. Please   forward the original deposit slip to HO for forwarding payments to institutes.       f)   Before sending the originals confirm the amount and    details through fax and scan copy of bank   draft and then send the original bank draft to head office.       12)  CONFIRMATION OF ENROLMENT (COE)    l    When the payment forwarded to the institute they process the Confirmation of enrolment (called COE)   based on what h igh commission proceed for further visa. Acceptance of offer should be duly filled by the   student, which needs to be sent immediately to the HO for further action. Different institutes consume   different duration for the processing of COE, soon after gettin g the COE that will be couriered to the high   commission later. ECOE is emailed to AHC only when the classes’ commencement is too close.       Upon receipt of correct COE and medicals they wait for security check only.       They need to have the COE where the name s hould be according to the details as per mentioned on the   passport.       Further it will again take around 2 - 4 weeks or more for the visa issuance.       Here again inform the students not to disturb the finances until his their visa grant, if he want to pay the   fe e from those funds then only the amount equivalent to the fee will be deducted from his accounts.       13)  DEADLINES FOR VISA FILES       13(a)   The  UK   High Commission takes around 8 - 12 weeks for Visa Files processing therefore all visa cases   must be lodged to the h igh commission safely before the time i.e. 3 months prior to commencement."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "13(b)   The Head Office must have all Visa Files for the upcoming intake at least 3 months and a week   before  commencement  begins.  The Head  Office  would  not  be  responsible  if  any  Branch  Office  sends  a   Visa File without enough processing time i.e. 3 months and a wee k prior to commencement.         14)  DEFERMENT       In certain  cases,   due to the delays in processing from the  UK   High Commission, a Visa File may be deferred   to the following semester. The Head Office would inform the relevant Branch Office, in such cases and the   Head Office would process the required documents like revise of offer, COE and then forward a case to   the High Commission with responsibility.       15)  CHANGE OF COURSE       In case if student want to change his course after his grant of visa in such case it may b e possible because   his case is assessed according to the course he had applied for therefore head office will not be responsible   in such scenario and therefore make sure he will continue in the same course based on what he has been   granted the visa.       16)  T RAVEL ARRANGEMENTS       Auspak shall not be responsible for bookings with airlines for tickets if any branch office is providing this   facility then head office will not be responsible for such commitments and that branch office will do that   at their own risk       17)  ACCOMMODATION & AIRPORT PICK UP       For  pickup  and  accommodation  arrangements  student  need  to  send  his  request  3  weeks  prior  to  the   commencement along with advance payment as per mentioned over the application form. Also confirm   that request should be in  the form of application form all institutes have applications for accommodation   and pickup requests.       18)  VISA & JOB GUARANTEES"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "Auspak is not responsible for any job placement during their stay in  UK   for any purpose; similarly as Auspak   is not the visa is suing authority therefore there is no visa guarantee.         19)  INFORMATION ABOUT MIGRATION       As we are educational consultant therefore we are only responsible and fully informed about student visa   related information migration is not our field and therefore n o responsibility regarding migration related   issues.       20)  DECLARATIONS          To avoid any fake documentation Auspak has prepared a Declaration please make sure that must   be provided with all visa cases. Refer to annex XIII.       There are different declarations may   be require by head office according to change in circumstances, head   office can ask for any declaration due to any sudden changes in visa rules.       Above  is  the  major  procedure  followed  by  all  the  offices  for  the  visa  so  that  your  visa  cases  can  be   forwarde d to the high commission with in minimum consumption of time?          Incase,  a  student  receives  his  passport  more  than  3  weeks  prior  to  his  classes,  he  should  be   informed that he cannot start job in  UK   prior to his enrollment and achieving the work permit. To   en sure this, we need to get the declaration signed attached in annex XIV.          If  a  student  has  directly  applied  for  admission  to  University  and  wants  to  proceed  through  us,   please refer to the Agent authorization declaration attached in annex XV.          If a student  has self applied for visa and approaches us for his ECOE, please get the authorization   attached in XVI."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": ""
+  }
+]

Dataset/chatbot/New folder/All Universities Update Consent Form.json

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+[
+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name : _______________________________________________ _______________________________    Passport No : _____________ _____ Date of issue : _____/__ _   _/__       _Date of Expiry :   __    __/__      _/_         _        Date of Birth: ________________________  Place of Birth : ______ _______________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    _______________________________________________________ _______ ___ ___________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ________________ __________ __     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research       Correspondence Address :  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton,   Karachi - 75600 , Pakistan    T elephone no :  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 / 0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  A ddress:  admissions@aspireec .pk    Counselled by: _____________________    ___________________________________ __________ ___________________________________    I hereby give consent  to  Aspire Edu cational C onsulting   to act as my representative for the purposes of my application   for   The University   of Manchester . I understand that the University of Manchester will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission   from   the University   to Aspire   Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the abo ve company.     Are you  currently  or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________________________ __________ ______________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________    Passp ort No   _ __________________ ___ Date of issue : _____/_____/__    _Date of Expiry :   ____/_      __/__    _        Date of Birth :  _________________________Place of Birth : ______________________________________    Home Address: ______________________________________ __ ______________ _________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme  applied for:    Cou rse Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor , BC - 11, Block - 9 , Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk    Counselled by: _____________________    ____________________________ ________________ ____________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for   Manchester    Metropolitan University . I understand that the Manchester   Metropolitan   University   will   send all communications regarding my   application and / or admission from the University to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these   communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for per sonal details of   my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_________ ________________ ____________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Stud ent Details    Name : _______________________________________________________________________________    Passport No : _____ __________ _____Date of issue : _____/_____/__     _Date of Expiry :   ____/__     _/__     _        Date of Birth: _________________________Plac e of Birth : ___________ ___________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _______________ __________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergra duate     Postgraduate                Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 077903 4                        Stamp     E mail  Address:  admissio ns@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    University Name ____________________________________________________ _________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for t he   purposes of my appl ication for about.   I   mentioned University  understand th at the University  will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission from the   University to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for the se communications to b e forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the abo ve company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representat ive?  Yes ____    No _ ___    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: ___ ____________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________    Passport No_____________ ____ ___Date of issue : _____/_____/      ___Date of Ex piry __    __/_      __/_     __        Date of Birth: ______________________ _Place of Birth :     _____________________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    _________________________________ _____________________________ __ ____________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   __________________________________ ______ _________________________ ___     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /   0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give   consent to Aspire Educational  Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Queen Mary,   University of London.   I understand that the  Queen Mary  University of  London   will send all communications regarding my application and   /   or admission from the Universi ty to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be   forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclose d to the above company.     Are yo u currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the represent ative _________________________ __________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: ______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _____________________________________________________ __________________________    Pass port No__________________ __Date of issue :  __   __/__    ___/__    _Date of Expiry :   ____/__      _/_        __        Date of Birth: _________________________Place of Birth : _____________________________________    Home Address: ___ _____________________________________ ____ ___________________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ ___________________ ____________    Section 2  –   Programme applie d for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence   Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 1 1, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /   0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk    Counselled by: _______________ ______    __________________________________ ______________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Brunel   University . I understand that the  Brune l University   will send all communications   regarding my application and / or admission from the   University to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for pe rsonal details of my application (includi ng the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative________ _____________________________________    Rea sons for changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   St udent Details    Name: _____________________ __________________________________________________________    Passport No____ _ ______ _____ ___Date of issue :   _____/_____/_      __Date of Expiry :  ____/_      __/_      __        Date of Birth: ________________________ _Place of Birth : ___________________________ ______ ____    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: ______________________________________ ___ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Unde rgraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate R esearch    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stam p     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counsel led by: _____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purpo ses of my application for  University of    The   West  Scotland . I understand that the University will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission from the   University to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these  communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration : I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.      Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative ?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name o f other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: ______ _________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consult ing    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________    Passport No : ____ ____ _________ _Date of issue :  _____/_____/__      _Date of Expir y ___   _/__          _/_      __        Date of Birth: _ ________________________Place of Birth : ______________________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    __________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________    Telephon e  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ___________________________________ _____ ____________________________     Level of study:        Fo undatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give  consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my repre sentative for the purposes of my application for   SOAS University   of London . I understand that the  SOAS   will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission from the University t o   Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements   for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the abo ve company.     Are you cu rrently or in the past sought assistance from any other rep resentative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative _____________________________ ______________________    Date: __________________           Signat ure: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________    Passport   No :  ______ __________ ____Date of issue : __   ___/_____/___ Date of Expiry :   _    ___/_      __/__    _        Date of Birth: _______________________ Place of Birth :   ______________________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _ ______________________________    __________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme app lied for:    Course Applied For:   ___________________________________ _____ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, B C - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    ______________________________ __________________________________________________    I hereby give  consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Study Group . I   understand that the  University   will send all communications regardin g my application and / or admission from the University to Aspire    Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the de cision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently  or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for  changing the representative _____________________________________ ______________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: ______________________________ _________________________________________________    Passport No____ _______________________Date of issue_____/_____/___Date of Expiry ____/___/___        Date of Birth: _________________________Place of Birth______________________________________    Home   Address: ________________________________________ _______________ ________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone no: _________________________________________ ______ _________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Cour se Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    C orrespondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9,   Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _ ____________________    ____________________________________________ ____________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for   INTO Partner   University . I under stand that the University will send all communications regarding  my application and / or admission from the University   to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full aut hority for personal details of my application (including the deci sion) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other represent ative_____________________________________________    Reasons for ch anging the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "A spire Educational Consulting      Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: ______________________________ _________________________________________________    Passport No______________ _____Date of issue :  _____/_____/__      _Date of Expiry _   ___/___       /__       _        Date of Birth: _________ ______________ _Place of Birth : ______________________________________    Home   Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ ______ _________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    C orrespondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                         Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _ ____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representativ e for the purposes of my application for   Bolton   University . I understand  that the University will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission from the University   to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these   communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority   for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representativ e?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_ ____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _____ __________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting      Consent Form    Sectio n 1  –   Student Details    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________    Passport No : _________________ ___Date of issue : _____/_____/___     Date of Exp iry :   _   ___/__      _/_      __        Date of Birth: ________________________ _Place of Birth : ______________________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    __________________________________ ____________________________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ___________________________________ _____ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Unde rgraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stam p     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk    Counselled by: _____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give c onsent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purpos es of my application for  The University   of East London . I understand that the University will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission from the   Uni versity to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these com munications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the abo ve company.     A re you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?   Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ____________________ _______________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _________ ______________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting    Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _____________________________________________________________________________ __    Passport No____ __ ____________Date of issue :  ___   __/___    __/___     Date of Expir y ___    _/_       __/_     __        Date of Birth: ______________________ __Place of Birth :   _____________________________________    Home Address: ___________________________ _____________ _______________________________    _______________________________________________ _______________ ______________________    Telephone  N o: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ________ ____________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre , 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk    Counselled by: _____________________    _________________ _______________________________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Asp ire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Anglia Ruskin    University . I understand that the University will send a ll communications regarding my application and / or admission from the University   to Aspire  Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my app lication (including the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently o r in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative________________________________ _____________    Reasons for changing the representative ______________________________________ _____________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting      Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: ___ ____________________________________________________________________________    Passport No____ _______________________Date of issue_____/_____/___Date of Expiry ____/___/___        Date of Birth: _________________________Place of Birth________________ ______________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________ ________________    ______________________________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone no: ____________________ _____________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Cour se Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate                Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9,   Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@as pireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    ____________________________________________ ____________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Navit as Partner   University . I understand that the University will send all communications regardi ng my application and / or admission from the University   to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me .    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the d ecision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, pleas e give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for   changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "Aspire Educat ional Consulting      Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: ___________________________ ____________________________________________________    Passport No___________________________Date of issue_____/_____/___Date of Expiry ____/___/___        Date of Birth: _________________________Place of Birth______________________________________    H ome Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    ______________________________________________________________ _________________ _____    Telephone no: _________________________________________ ___ ____________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ ____________________________     Level of s tudy:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Researc h    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /   0 300 0779034                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by : _____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to a ct as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Middlesex   University . I under stand that the University will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission from the University   to Aspire Educational Consulting, who will ma ke arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full aut hority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance fro m any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other represent ative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________________________________________________       Date: ______________ ____           Signature: _______________________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting      Consent Form    S ection 1  –   Student Details    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________    Passport No___________________________Date of issue _____/_____/___Date of Expiry ____/___/___        Date of Birth: ___________________ ______Place of Birth______________________________________    Home Address: ________________________________________ _______________________________    ___________________ ___________________________________________ ______________________    Telephone no: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   Programme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ____________________ ____________________ ____________________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n               Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre, 2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T e lephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 /  0 300 0779034                         Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    ________________________________________________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspire Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the  purposes of my application for   City  University   London . I understand that the University will send all communications regarding my application and / or admission fro m the University to   Aspire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these comm unications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the abo ve co mpany.     Are you currently or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Y es ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative_____________________________________________    Reasons for changing the representative ___________ ________________________________________       Date: __________________           Signature: __________ _____________"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 16,
+    "content": "Aspire Educational Consulting      Consent Form    Section 1  –   Student Details    Name: _____________________________________________________________________ __________    Passport No___________________________Date of issue_____/_____/___Date of Expiry  ____/___/___        Date of Birth: _________________________Place of Birth______________________________________    Home Address: _____________________________ ___________ _______________________________    _________________________________________________ _____________ ______________________    Telephone no: _________________________________________ _______________________________    Section 2  –   P rogramme applied for:    Course Applied For:   ________________________________________ __________ __________________     Level of study:        Foundatio n              Undergraduate     Postgraduate               Postgraduate Research    Correspondence Address:  Mahmood Centre,  2 nd   Floor, BC - 11, Block - 9, Clifton, Karachi - 75600, Pakistan    T elephone no:  _ 92 - 21 - 35868151 - 3 / 0305 - 8277473                        Stamp     Email  Address:  admissions@aspireec. pk      Counselled by: _____________________    __________________ ______________________________________________________________    I hereby give consent to Aspi re Educational Consulting to act as my representative for the purposes of my application for  Glasgow   Caledonian University . I understand that the University will se nd all communications regarding my application and / or admission from   the University to Asp ire Educational Consulting, who will make arrangements for these communications to be forwarded to me.    Declaration: I give full authority for personal details of my   application (including the decision) to be disclosed to the above company.     Are you current ly or in the past sought assistance from any other representative?  Yes ____    No ____    If yes, please give name of other representative____________________________ _________________    Reasons for changing the representative __________________________________ _________________       Date: __________________           Signature: _______________________"
+  }
+]

Dataset/chatbot/New folder/Aspire Service fee bank account detail.json

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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "For all new service charges receiving we will be using Bank Al Falah    Aspire educational consulting     Ac # 0031001008233370    Bank Alfalah     Clifton karachi     IBAN # PK10ALFH0031001008233370"
+  }
+]

Dataset/chatbot/New folder/Pathways explained.json

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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "Your   choice   of   study   destinations     2022 - 2023          Your   path   to   success   at   a   US   university    We   don’t   design   our   programs   for   one   type   of   student;   our   programs   are   built   for   everyone.   Where   you   will   begin   depends   on   your   grades   and   English   level.   Where   you   end   up   is   where   you   want   to   be:   graduating   with   a   degree   from   a   US   university.                  UNDERGRADUATE       Direct   Entry    Each   university   offers   direct   entry   for   undergraduate   programs.   If   you   meet   the   academic   and   English   language   requirements   for   your   degree   program,   you   can   apply   directly   to   the   university.       International     Direct    In   addition,   Universities  also   provides   comprehensive   support   and   services   to   all   international   students   at   the    undergraduate  level   to   ensure   success   in   their   first   terms   on   campus.            ENTER   YEAR   1    ON   AN   UNDERGRADUATE   DEGREE    Undergraduate   Transfer   Program    Undergraduate   Transfer   Program   (UTP)   is   a   great   option   for   students   who   have   already   completed   college  or    university - level   courses.   UTP   is   offered   at   selected   universities.   With   UTP   you   will   receive   the   following:    •   An   estimate   of   transferrable   credits   towards   your   degree   before   you   start   your   program.    •   Additional   academic,   language   and   cultural   support   to   help   you   adjust   to   a   US   environment.          TRANSFER   YOUR   UNDERGRADUATE   CREDITS   TOWARD   YOUR    DEGREE    International   Year   One    International Year One is designed to provide additional academic and English language support to   students   pursuing   a   bachelor’s   degree   in   the   US.   With   International   Year   One   you   can:    •   Begin earning credits toward your degree, even if you don’t meet the aca demic and English requirements   for   direct   entry.    •   Receive   additional   support   to   successfully   complete   your   first   semester,   year,   or   two   years   of   your   bachelor’s   program.    •   Graduate   in   the   same   amount   of   time   as   direct   entry   students.       PROGRESS   TO   YEAR   2   OF   AN    UNDERGRADUATE   DEGREE    (after   successfully   completing   your International Year One)                                                                                                                                     GRADUATE    Direct   Entry    Each   university   offers   direct   entry   for   graduate   programs.   If   you   meet   the   academic   and   English   language   requirements   for   your   degree   program,   you   can   apply   directly   to   the   university.    Master’s   International   Direct   (MID)    MID   students   are   degree - seeking   students   and   receive   additional   support   and   services   alongside   graduate   academic   classes   to   ensure   early   success   as   an   international   student.      Integrated   Master’s   Program   (IMP)    IMP   is   designed   for   students   who   meet   direct   entry   English   requirements   but   could   benefit   from   academic   support,   while   still   being   a   degree - seeking   student.   Available   at   selective universities .                   DIRECT   ENTRY    TO   A   MASTER’S   DEGREE    Graduate   Pathway   Program    Graduate   Pathway   program   is   an   excellent   choice   for   students   seeking   a   master’s   or   PhD   program,   but  need    additional   academic   and   English   language   preparation.   With   a   Graduate   Pathway   program   you   will:    •   Build   the   academic   foundation,   GRE/GMAT   test   preparation   and   language   skills   needed   for   master’s - level   study.    •   Receive   the   highest   level   of   support   with   dedicated   academic   advisers   throughout   your   program.       PROGRESS   TO   YOUR   MASTER’S   DEGREE   WITH   CREDITS                  Whether   you   are   preparing   for   university   study   or   simply   want   to   strengthen   your   communication   skills,   all   of   our   programs   will   help   you   become   a   confident   English   speaker   while   taking   classes   on   a   US   university   campus."
+  }
+]

Dataset/chatbot/New folder/USA Brief.json

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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "The first step to studying in the United States is   researching options based on the profile of your student   to find a college or university that best fits his needs.   Find a university that matches you and your priorities   and long - term goals.    Remember, no  official ranking system exists for colleges   and universities in the United States. The best college or   university is the one that is best for you and meets your   requirements: academic, financial, and personal.          You should begin your research at least 12 t o 18 months   before the academic year in which you hope to attend a   U.S. college or university. Choose your level of study (e.g.   undergraduate, graduate, etc.) and answer these basic   questions to learn more about researching your options:      Why do you want  to study in the United States?    Where will you fit in best?    Which colleges or universities will meet your needs?    Will you need financial assistance?    What are the application and financial aid deadlines?"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "Where do you want to live in the United States?    Keep i n mind that the schools you apply to must be   certified by the Student Exchange Visitor Program. You   can find a searchable list of certified schools on the   Department of Homeland Security's Study in the State's   website.       Embarking on an educational journey  in the United   States involves careful research and consideration,   tailored to the unique profile of each prospective   student. The optimal institution for a student should   align with their personal goals, academic aspirations, and   financial capabilities.       I t's important to note that there is no universally   accepted ranking system for American colleges and   universities. Instead, the \"best\" institution is the one that   satisfies your specific academic, financial, and personal   needs.       Start your research well in   advance  -   about 12 to 18   months prior to your intended academic year of"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "enrollment. The initial step involves deciding your level   of study (undergraduate, graduate, etc.) and pondering   over these key questions:       1. What drives your desire to study in the  United States?    2. Where will you thrive academically and socially?    3. Which institutions cater to your needs?    4. Do you require financial aid?    5. What are the deadlines for application and financial   aid?    6. Where would you prefer to reside within the Unite d   States?       Remember that the institutions you apply to must hold   certification from the Student Exchange Visitor Program.   To find certified institutions, use the search tool available   on the Department of Homeland Security's Study in the   States website. Th is systematic approach will help steer   your pursuit of education in the United States in the right   direction."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "Guidance from advisors can be pivotal during the   application process to U.S. colleges or universities.   Advisors can assist students in refining t heir study goals,   suggesting beneficial resources such as free workshops   for GRE, SAT, and TOEFL preparation, as well as   enrollment in paid GRE and SAT classes. Access to library   resources can be a tremendous aid too. Registering with   us ensures you'll be  notified of upcoming events and   visits by representatives from U.S. institutions to   Pakistan.       Remember, pursuing higher education is an investment   in your future. The cost of living and studying differs   across the United States, and with diligent planning   and   research, U.S. higher education can be made affordable,   offering a high return on your investment.       Early financial planning is crucial. Each year, international   students receive considerable financial assistance for   their studies. However, the compet ition for these funds   is intense. Scholarships to U.S. colleges or universities   depend on a variety of factors, including academic   achievements, athletic prowess, performing arts skills,"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "community service, leadership skills, or a combination   thereof. Note  that financial aid applications typically   coincide with admission applications.       When contemplating studying in the U.S., assessing your   finances should be one of your initial steps. As with any   significant investment, you need to consider what aligns   best   with your educational and career goals and how   much you are prepared to invest. Most scholarships, if   available, only cover part of the overall education and   living expenses. Also, remember that the U.S. is a vast   country with varying living costs. Theref ore, it's prudent   to explore multiple sources of funding for your higher   education.       For an in - depth guide on assessing your financial needs   and understanding the different types of funding   available for each level of study, visit the following   EducationUS A links:       -   [Undergraduate Funding Guide](link)    -   [Graduate Funding Guide](link)"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Guidance from advisors at Aspire Educational Consulting   can be instrumental in navigating the application process   to U.S. colleges or universities. These advisors can aid   stu dents in refining their study objectives, suggesting   helpful resources such as free workshops for GRE, SAT,   and TOEFL, as well as enrollment in paid GRE and SAT   classes. Access to library resources can significantly   supplement a student's preparation. By r egistering with   us, you'll receive timely notifications about upcoming   events and visits by representatives from U.S. institutions   to Pakistan.       Remember, pursuing higher education is a significant   investment in your future. The cost of living and studying    varies across the United States, but with careful planning   and research, U.S. higher education can be rendered   affordable, offering a high return on investment.       Start your financial planning as early as possible. Each   year, international students secure  substantial financial   assistance for their studies, though competition is fierce.   Scholarships to U.S. colleges or universities are"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "contingent on various factors including academic   achievements, athletic performance, skills in performing   arts, community se rvice, leadership skills, or a   combination thereof. Keep in mind that applications for   financial aid usually run concurrently with admission   applications.       When considering studying in the U.S., a preliminary step   should be to evaluate your finances. Like  any significant   investment, you need to ponder over what aligns best   with your educational and career ambitions and how   much you are willing to invest. Most scholarships, if   available, only cover a fraction of the total educational   and living expenses. The   U.S., being a vast country, has   varying living costs; hence, exploring multiple sources of   funding for your higher education is advisable.       For a comprehensive guide on assessing your financial   needs and understanding the different types of funding   availa ble for each level of study, visit the following links   provided by Aspire Educational Consulting:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "-   [Undergraduate Funding Guide](link)    -   [Graduate Funding Guide](link)       Aspire Educational Consulting hosts various events at our   centers in Islamabad, Lahor e, and Karachi, including visits   from U.S. college and university representatives. Such   events can offer valuable insights into the U.S.   educational system and its institutions.       Undergraduate Funding       Early financial planning is vital for prospective   undergraduate students to effectively assess what is   financially feasible. When creating a budget for your   studies, keep in mind that your overall expenses will   include tuition, fees, and living expenses. The actual costs   will vary by institution, so it's  crucial to refer to each   institution’s website for specific information. While   budgeting, consider that tuition costs typically escalate   by about 6 - 10% each year."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "Start your financial planning by determining the amount   of funding you and your family can c ontribute to your   education. If you're planning to apply for financial aid,   understand that aid is typically based on the gap   between college costs and what your family can afford. If   you're an athlete, explore options for athletic   scholarships. Be aware t hat most scholarships only cover   a portion of the total educational and living costs and   may not be available to first - year international students.       Reducing Educational Costs       There are several strategies you can employ to mitigate   your educational costs:       -   Diversify your applications between public and private   schools.    -   Consider applying to colleges in regions of the United   States with a lower cost of living, such as the South, the   Midwest, or more rural areas.    -   Begin your journey at a community colleg e and then   transfer to a four - year institution to complete your"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "bachelor's degree. This path can be a cost - effective way   to earn your degree.       Evaluating Personal Funds       Start by assessing how much funding you and your family   can contribute towards your ed ucation. If you intend to   apply for financial aid, understand that the aid amount is   usually based on the difference between the cost of   college and what your family can afford. For athletic   participants, exploring athletic scholarships may prove   beneficia l. Keep in mind that most scholarships typically   cover only a portion of the total educational and living   costs and might not be available to first - year   international students.       Strategies to Reduce Educational Costs       There are several avenues to mitigate  your educational   expenses:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "-   Consider a wide range of schools, both public and   private.    -   Think about applying to institutions located in regions   of the U.S. with a lower cost of living, such as the South,   the Midwest, or more rural areas.    -   Begin your st udies at a community college and then   transition to a four - year institution to complete your   bachelor's degree.       Role of Aspire Educational Consulting Advisors in   Planning Your Expenses       Our advisors can help distinguish you in an intensely   competitive app licant pool, enhancing your chances of   securing admission with financial aid. They have access   to resources that inform about scholarships and new   programs, and they routinely share up - to - date   information about financial aid opportunities.       General Funding   Resources:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "-   Aspire Educational Consulting Special Opportunities and   Financial Aid    -   IIE Funding for US Study Online    -   InternationalScholarships.com    -   Scholarship Help    -   International Education Financial Aid    -   Global Student Loan Corporation  International Student   Loan Access Group    -   Guaranteed Scholarships       Graduate Funding       Start your financial planning for graduate studies as early   as possible. While creating a budget for your studies,   remember to include tuition, fees, and living expenses.   The actual costs will differ from institution to institution,   so refer to each institution's website for specific details.   When budgeting, anticipate that tuition costs typically   increase by about 6 - 10% each year.       Evaluating Personal Funds"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "Begin by deter mining how much funding you or your   family can offer for your education. This could include   annual family income, family assets, your personal   earnings, and other sources. If you're planning to apply   for financial aid, understand that aid amounts are   gener ally based on the gap between college costs and   what your family can afford. Be aware that most   scholarships only cover a portion of the total educational   and living costs and may not be available to first - year   international students.       Strategies to Reduce   Educational Costs       There are several strategies to minimize your educational   expenses:       -   Research a broad variety of schools, ranging from public   to private.    -   Consider applying to colleges in regions of the U.S. with   lower living costs, such as the Sout h, the Midwest, or   rural areas."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "Identifying Financial Aid Sources       Financial aid can come from various sources, including   scholarships from your home government, U.S.   government assistance, private entities, international   organizations, U.S. universities,   and loans. It's worth   investigating whether the institutions you're interested   in offer opportunities to work as a graduate teaching or   research assistant in exchange for a tuition waiver and/or   a stipend. Such arrangements are fairly common,   particularly   at the Ph.D. level.       Planning Ahead       Scholarship and grant deadlines can be as early as 18   months prior to the start date of your program. Before   submitting your application, conduct thorough research   on independent scholarships and identify universities   offering financial aid in your field o f study. Reach out to   professors in your department of interest at U.S.   institutions, as they often play a crucial role in identifying"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "and choosing recipients of grants and funding within   their departments.       The primary types of U.S. university assistance  are   fellowships, teaching assistantships, research   assistantships, and administrative assistantships. Ensure   that you understand the responsibilities and level of   funding associated with each type of award before   accepting.       Role of Aspire Educational Cons ulting Advisors in   Planning Your Expenses       Our advisors can aid you in standing out in a highly   competitive applicant pool, increasing your chances of   securing admission with financial aid. They have access   to resources that can help identify scholarships  and new   programs and routinely share the latest information   about financial aid opportunities.       General Funding Resources:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 16,
+    "content": "-   Aspire Educational Consulting Special Opportunities and   Financial Aid    -   IIE Funding for US Study Online    -   InternationalScholarship s.com    -   Scholarship Help    -   International Education Financial Aid    -   Global Student Loan Corporation International Student   Loan Access Group    -   Guaranteed Scholarships       Completing Your Application        Applying for study in the U.S. requires meticulous   attention   and time. Begin by understanding the   application procedures and deadlines of your prospective   college or university. Craft a detailed timeline including   the necessary documents and your plan to obtain them.   Recommendation letters often take the most time,   and   since you are likely applying to more than one institution,   it's prudent to start early."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 17,
+    "content": "Regardless of the level of study you intend to pursue   (undergraduate or graduate), the application process   usually involves gathering the following documents:       E ducational Credentials: These typically include your   secondary/high school diploma and transcripts, along   with any final national exams required in your country.   Transcripts are official copies of your educational record,   courses, and grades. Each institut ion you apply to   generally requires an original transcript or certified copy   sent by your secondary/high school, alongside English   translations.       Standardized Test Scores: Many U.S. colleges and   universities require standardized testing as part of their   ap plication process. While admission policies vary, SATs,   ACTs, GRE, and TOEFL scores might be required to gauge   your academic ability and English proficiency level.       Recommendation Letters: These can be written by the   head or principal of your school, your school counselor,"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 18,
+    "content": "tutors, teachers, coaches, or professional supervisors.   They should be able to provide insights into your work   and assess your potential for higher   education. Choose   recommenders who know you well and contact them   early in the application process.       Essay/ Personal Statement: This is an opportunity to   discuss your interests, long - term goals, and strengths  -   a   critical part of your application.       Role o f Aspire Educational Consulting Advisors in the   Application Process       Our advisors can guide you through the application   process and provide feedback on different components   of the U.S. college or university application. You can   discuss your study goals wit h an advisor, attend free GRE,   SAT, and TOEFL workshops, enroll in paid GRE and SAT   classes, and access our library resources. Registering for   our free advising services ensures that you will receive   notifications about events taking place at our centers a nd"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 19,
+    "content": "when U.S. college and university representatives visit   Pakistan.          Applying for a Visa        This subsequent phase will guide you towards authentic   resources that help navigate the U.S. student visa   application process. As with all applications, be consciou s   of deadlines and allocate ample time to gather necessary   documents and complete each section of the application.       Overview  -   U.S. Student Visa Types:    F Student Visa: This is for studying at an accredited U.S.   college or university, or for English languag e study at an   institute.    J Exchange Visa: This is for participating in an exchange   program, including high school and university study.    M Student Visa: This is for non - academic or vocational   study or training in the United States."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 20,
+    "content": "General Information  -   U. S. Student Visas and Travel:    Step 4: Apply for Your Student Visa (U.S. Department of   State, Aspire Educational Consulting)    Undergraduate students    Graduate students    U.S. Visas (U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular   Affairs)    Study in the States (U.S.  Department of Homeland   Security)       For Pakistani Students  -   Visa Requirements, Applications,   and Fees:    The Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad    Global Support Services (Apply for a U.S. Visa in Pakistan)       Upon acceptance at a Student Exchange  and Visitor   Program - certified school, you will receive a Form I - 20 or   DS - 2019 from your chosen college or university's   international student office. This form is required when   you apply for your student visa."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 21,
+    "content": "You've now reached Step 4: Applying for your U .S.   student visa, which encompasses F, J, and M student visa   types. Information related to visas and travel can be   found on the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of   Consular Affairs website and the U.S. Department of   Homeland Security's Study in the States . Select your level   of study to learn more about your student visa   application.       Helpful Tip: Visa interviews are brief, so it's crucial to   articulate why you want to study in the U.S., how you   plan to support yourself during your studies, and what   your pl ans are upon completion of your studies.          Undergraduate Visa       The United States government offers three types of   student visas: F, J, and M.    F Student Visa: This is for studying at an accredited U.S.   college or university or English language institute."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 22,
+    "content": "J  Exchange Visa: This is for participating in an exchange   program, including high school and university study.    M Student Visa: This is for non - academic or vocational   study or training in the United States.       Before applying for an F, J, or M student visa, you   must   first apply and be accepted by a U.S. higher education   institution that is certified by the Student Exchange and   Visitor Program (SEVP).       Even if an institution is SEVP - certified and able to issue I -  20 and DS - 2019 forms for use in visa applications,  it may   not hold national or regional accreditation. The U.S.   Department of Education and Council for Higher   Education Accreditation databases list the accreditation   status of all U.S. institutions. Institutions designated by   the Bureau of Educational and C ultural Affairs to place   participants in Academic Exchange programs (J visas)   must be accredited. Recognition of course credits and   degrees by other institutions and by U.S. and   international employers is tied to an institution's   accreditation. To learn mo re about accreditation, speak   to an EducationUSA Adviser in person or online."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 23,
+    "content": "Once accepted at an SEVP - certified school, you will   receive a Form I - 20 or DS - 2019 from the institution's   international student office to present when applying for   your student  visa. After receiving your form, visit:       1. U.S. Department of State  -   Consular Affairs (Student   Visas)    2. U.S. Department of State  -   U.S. Embassies and   Consulates    3. U.S. Department of Homeland Security  -   Study in the   States       Note that two separate U.S. g overnment agencies are   involved with the arrival and status of international   students while studying in the United States. The State   Department is responsible for the visa application   process and issuing the visa. Once a visa holder arrives in   the United S tates, the U.S. Department of Homeland   Security takes over as the responsible agency for entry   into the country, as well as issuing and enforcing   international student regulations. Please review"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 24,
+    "content": "information from all three sources listed above before   applyi ng for a U.S. student visa. The sites cover   employment, maintaining your status, and other   essential topics.       Graduate Visa       The United States government offers three types of   student visas including F, J, and M.       F Student Visa: This is for studying at an   accredited U.S.   college or university or English language institute.    J Exchange Visa: This is for participating in an exchange   program, including high school and university study.    M Student Visa: This is for non - academic or vocational   study or training in   the United States.       Before you can apply for an F, J, or M student visa, you   must first apply and be accepted by a U.S. institution of   higher education that is SEVP - certified."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 25,
+    "content": "Even when an institution is SEVP - certified and able to   issue I - 20 and DS - 2019  forms for use in visa applications,   it may not hold national or regional accreditation. The   U.S. Department of Education and Council for Higher   Education Accreditation databases list accreditation   status for all U.S. institutions. Institutions designated b y   the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to place   participants in Academic Exchange programs (J visas)   must be accredited. Recognition of course credits and   degrees by other institutions and by U.S. and   international employers is linked to an insti tution's   accreditation. To learn more about accreditation, talk to   an EducationUSA adviser.       Once accepted at an SEVP - certified school, you will   receive a Form I - 20 or DS - 2019 from the institution's   international student office to present when you apply   fo r your student visa. Once you receive your form, visit:       1. U.S       . Department of State  -   Consular Affairs (Student Visas)"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 26,
+    "content": "2. U.S. Department of State  -   U.S. Embassies and   Consulates    3. U.S. Department of Homeland Security  -   Study in the   States       Again, it's   essential to remember that two separate U.S.   government agencies are involved with international   student arrival and status while studying in the United   States. The State Department is responsible for the visa   application process and issuing the visa. Onc e a visa   holder arrives in the United States, the U.S. Department   of Homeland Security then takes over as the responsible   agency for entry into the country, as well as issuing and   enforcing international student regulations. Please read   information from al l three sources above before applying   for a U.S. student visa. The sites address employment,   maintaining your status, and other vital topics.          It sounds like you're providing very comprehensive   information about various potential fees associated with   the  U.S. student visa application process. This"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 27,
+    "content": "information is crucial as it helps prospective students   budget for their visa application.       To summarize:       1. **Nonimmigrant Visa Issuance Fees** (Reciprocity   Fees): These fees can be applied to applicants from   c ertain countries after their application is approved. They   are based on what the applicant's home country charges   U.S. citizens for a similar type of visa.       2. **SEVIS Fees**: SEVIS is an internet - based system that   tracks F, M, and J visa participants. App licants need to   pay a separate SEVIS fee in addition to the visa   application fee. The payment proof is required before   the student or exchange visitor visa will be issued. Note   that applicants participating in a U.S. Government   sponsored program are not re quired to pay the SEVIS   fee.       3. **Blanket L Fees (Fraud Prevention and Detection   Fee)**: This fee applies to first - time principal applicants"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 28,
+    "content": "who are covered under a blanket petition for L status. It   should be paid at the Consular Section on the day of the    interview.       All of these fees are essential considerations when   planning your studies in the U.S. Always make sure to   check the latest fees on the official U.S. government   websites, as they can change periodically. And   remember, these fees are generally  non - refundable,   even if the visa is not issued.       That's great! You are now about to begin a new chapter   in your life. Here's a summary of what you need to know   before you depart for your U.S. study.       **Make Travel Arrangements**    Once you have been accepted   into a U.S. school and have   received your visa, start making your travel plans. Look   for the best deals on flights, considering factors such as   baggage allowances and the convenience of arrival times."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 29,
+    "content": "**Attend a Pre - Departure Orientation**    EducationUSA  advising centers offer pre - departure   orientations for students about to leave for the U.S.   These orientations are designed to help you prepare for   your journey and adjust to life in the U.S. Topics covered   may include academic systems, housing, transportat ion,   health insurance, and coping with cultural differences.       **Prepare Documents for Arrival**    Before leaving your country, ensure you have all the   necessary documents, including your passport with the   student visa, your SEVIS Form I - 20 or DS - 2019, eviden ce   of financial resources, and your acceptance letter from   your school. Pack these documents in your carry - on   luggage, as you will need to show them at the U.S. port   of entry.       **Check Your New Institution's Pre - departure   Information**    Your new school's we bsite may have a section with pre -  departure information. This could include information"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 30,
+    "content": "about health insurance, local transportation options,   housing, and other useful tips.        **Report to Your School and Attend Orientations**    After arriving in the U.S., re port to your school and   participate in all orientation sessions. These will help you   understand how things work at your school and provide   an opportunity to meet other students.       Remember, moving to a new country can be challenging   but also incredibly rewa rding. Use all the resources   available to you and try to learn as much as possible   about the U.S. and your new school before you leave.   Good luck with your journey!       Scholarships UG    https: //www.usefp.org/scholarships/global - ugrad.cfm         https://www.usefp.org/scholarships/fulbright -  degree.cfm"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 31,
+    "content": ""
+  }
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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "USA  -   FAQs       Q.1 What is an I - 20 and how do I get it?   The  Form  I - 20  is  an  official  U.S.  Government  form,  issued  by  a  certified  school,  which  a  prospective  nonimmigrant   student must have in order to get an F - 1 or M - 1 visa. Form I - 20 acts as  proof - of - acceptance and contains the information   necessary to pay the SEVIS I - 901 fee, apply for a visa or change visa status, and be admitted into the United States.   The  Form I - 20  has the  student's  SEVIS identification  number,  which  starts  with the  letter     N  and is followed  by  nine   digits, on the upper right side directly above the barcode.    back   to   top            Q.2 How early should I apply for my student visa?   You are encouraged to apply for your nonimmi grant student (F, M and J) visa as soon as you have your form I - 20. To   ensure you get an early and timely date you may apply within 365 days from the start date of your program shown on   your form I - 20.    back   to   top            Q.3 I received my visa, when should I travel?   For your initial entry, you may only enter the United States within 30 days of the beginning of the course of study stated   on your I - 20, regardless of when your visa was issued.    back   to   top            Q.4 Can a person on a visitor visa change his or her status   to student while in the United States if he or she gains   admission to a school and gets a Form I - 20?   Yes. In  general,  you may  apply  to  change  your  nonimmigrant  visa  status if you  were  lawfully  admitted  to  the  United   States with a nonimmigrant visa, if your nonimmigrant status remains valid, if you have not violated the conditions of   your status, and you have not committed any actions t hat would make you ineligible. For more details, please visit the   USCIS   website .    back   to   top            Q.5 What if I receive an I - 20 to a different school?   If you received an I - 20 after scheduling your appointment, then you can inform the U.S. consular officer of the new I -  20 at the  time of the interview.    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "Q.6 I was working as an H - 1B and have now been admitted   to a university as an F - 1. Do I need to return to my country   to apply for a student visa?   No. Once you   are in the United States, you do not need to apply for a new visa because the visa is only for entry into   the United States. Check with USCIS to determine if you need to adjust status. If you leave the country, however, you'll   need to apply for the studen t visa in order to re - enter the United States.    back   to   top            Q.7 Can an F - 1 student work in the United States?   Full - time students on F visas may seek on - campus employment not to exceed 20 hours p er week. After the first year   in student status, an applicant may apply for employment off campus with authorization from USCIS. Please contact   your student advisor for further information.    back   to   top            Q.8 What is the SEVIS system and how does it affect me?   The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) program requires schools and exchange programs to   verify the enrollment status of all new and continuing foreign students and excha nge visitors. Student visa applicants   are required to pay a SEVIS   fee   before a visa can be issued. The SEVIS   website   has more  details.    back   to   top            Q.9 How can I find out about the U.S. Educational   Foundation in Pakistan?   The  United  States  Educational  Foundation  in  Pakistan  offers  extensive  information  on  educational    opportunities  for   undergraduate and graduate study in the United States, opportunities for scholars, financial aid, testing, admissions,   and much more. USEFP advisors are available to help students considering higher education in the United States with   any   aspect of the application process, from selecting a college, to writing the personal statement, to receiving a pre -  departure orientation. For additional information on USEFP services,   click   here .    back   to   top            FAQ  -   Exchange Visitor Visa    1.   I   received   my   visa,   when   should   I   travel?    2.   What   is   the   SEVIS   system   and   how   does   it   affect   me?    3.   What   is   the   \"two - year   rule?\"    4.   Can   the   two - year   rule   be   waived?    5.   How   long   can   I   legally   stay   in   the   U.S.   after   my   program   ends?"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "back   to   top            Q.1 I received my visa, when should I travel?   Exchange visitors may only enter the United States within 30 days of the beginning of the program, as stated on your   Form DS - 2019,  regardless of when your visa was issued.    back   to   top            Q.2 What is the SEVIS system and how does it affect me?   The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) program requires schools   and exchange programs to   verify  the  enrollment  status  of  all  new  and  continuing foreign  students  and  exchange  visitors.  Exchange  visitor visa   applicants are required to pay a SEVIS   fee   before a visa can be issued. The SEVIS   website   has more details.    back   to   top            Q.3 What is the \"two - year rule?\"   The  \"two - year  rule\"  is t he  common term used  for  a  section of  U.S. immigration law  which  requires many  exchange   visitors to return to their home countries and be physically present there for at least two years after the conclusion of   their  exchange  visit  before  they  can  return  to    the  U.S.  under  certain  types  of  visas,  specifically  H - 1,  L - 1,  K - 1  and   immigrant  visas. It  is important  to  note  that  only a  preliminary  finding of  whether the  two - year  rule  applies  to you is   made on your DS - 2019 when your J - 1 visa is issued. The final decis ion will be made only if you later choose to apply   for an H - 1, L - 1, K - 1, or immigrant visa.    J - 1  visa  holders  subject  to  the  two - year  rule  are  not  permitted  to  remain  in  the  United  States  and  apply  for  an   adjustment/change  of  status to a  prohibited  nonimmig rant  status  (for  example, from a  J - 1  visa to an  H - 1 visa)  or  to   apply  for  legal  permanent  resident  status  (Green  Card)  without  first  returning  home  for  two  years  or  obtaining  an   approved waiver. Whether you are subject to the two - year rule is determined by   a number of factors, including your   source of funding and your country's \"Skills List.\" It is not determined by the amount of time you spend in the United   States.    back   to   top            Q.4 Can the two - y ear rule be waived?   Possibly. Only the Department of State's Visa Office can grant waivers of the two - year rule. The Visa Office is also the   final authority on whether you are subject to the rule, regardless of what is annotated in your passport. If you  are subject   to the two - year rule, you may be able to   obtain   a   waiver . Even if you are subject to the two - year rule, you may s till   qualify for a   tourist   visa   or any other nonimmigrant visa except those noted above.    back   to   top            Q.5 How long can   I legally stay in the U.S. after my   program ends?"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "30 days.    back   to   top            FAQ  -   Transit/Ship Crew Visa    1.   I   plan   to   stop   in   the   United   States   for   a   day   and   take   a   flight   to   another   country   on   the   next   day.   Do   I   need    to   apply   for   C - 1   visa   or   a   B - 1/B - 2   visa?    back   to   top            Q.1 I plan to stop in the United States for a   day and take a   flight to another country on the next day. Do I need to   apply for C - 1 visa or a B - 1/B - 2 visa?   If you seek layover privileges for purposes other than transiting through the United States, such as to visit friends or for   sightseeing, then you   must qualify for and obtain the type of visa required for that purpose, such as a B - 2 visa.    back   to   top            FAQ  -   Religious Worker Visa    1.   I   am   applying   for   a   religious   worker   visa,   but   do   not   have   an   approved   petition.   I   have   been   to   the   United    States   previously   with   an   R - 1   visa   and   was   not   required   to   have   the   petition.   C an   I   apply   for   an   R - 1   visa    without   the   petition   since   I   had   an   R - 1   visa   in   the   past?    back   to   top            Q.1 I am applying for a religious worker visa, but do not   have an approved petition. I have been   to the United   States previously with an R - 1 visa and was not required to   have the petition. Can I apply for an R - 1 visa without the   petition since I had an R - 1 visa in the past?   The  requirement  for  an  approved  petition  went  into  effect  November  28,  2008.    All  applicants  applying  for  an  R - 1   nonimmigrant visa are required to have an approved petition from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).   For more information, please visit the USCIS   website .    back   to   top            FAQ  -   Interview Waiver   & Visa Renewal    1.   Can   I   apply   for   interview   waiver   if   my   last   visa   was   issued   from   an   overseas   post   (not   from   Pakistan)?    2.   Am   I   eligible   to   apply   for   the   interview   waiver?"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "3.   My   visa   expired   two   year s   ago.   Can   I   still   apply   for   interview   waiver?    4.   When   will   I   get   my   visa   after   applying   for   interview   waiver?    5.   What   should   I   do   if   I   am   asked   to   come   in   for   an   in - person   interview?    6.   Does   interview - waiver   eligibility   guarantee   that   I’ll   be   issued   a   visa?    7.   What   are   the   pre - requisites   to   submit   an   application   for   interview - waiver?    8.   Can   I   apply   for   an   interview   waiver   if   I   am   outside   Pakistan?    9.   I   am   applying   with   my   child   for   B1/B2   Visa,   and   his/her   age   was   below   14   when   the   last   visa   was   issued.    Now   my   child   is   over   14.   Can   he/she   apply   for   interview - waiver   along   with   the   rest   of   the   family?    back   to   top            Q.1 Can I apply for interview waiver if my last visa was   issued from an overseas post (not from Pakistan)?   No, you may not apply for an interview waiver at the U.S. Embassy Islamabad or U.S. Consulate Karachi if your last   visa was issued from a post outside of Pakistan. In order to qualify for the interview waiver you need to apply from the   same post in Pakista n, from which your last U.S. Visa was issued, either U.S. Embassy Islamabad or U.S. Consulate   General Karachi.    back   to   top            Q.2 Am I eligible to apply for the interview waiver?   To  determine  whet her  you  may  be  eligible  to  renew  your  nonimmigrant  visa  without  appearing  for  an  interview,  we   recommend that you visit the   Interview   waiver   and   Visa   Renewal   page.    back   to   top            Q.3 My visa expired two years ago. Can I still apply for   interview waiver?   You can check your qualifications for the Interview Waiver on the   Interview   waiver   and   Visa   Renewal   page.    back   to   top            Q.4 When will I get my visa after applying for interview   waiver?   When your passport is available at the selected location you will  receive an email that your passport is “Ready for Pick   Up.” However, some applicants will be asked to appear at the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad or at the Consulate General   in Karachi after submitting their documents for interview waiver.    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Q.5 What should I do if I am asked to come in for an in -  person interview?   You will receive an email or a call notifying you to schedule an interview online, and your MRV fee will be unlocked.     If   you    are  asked  to  come  in  for  an  in - person  interview,  the   Visa     Status     Check   may  show  that  your  current  status  is   “Refused.” This means that your application is r efused pending an interview.         back   to   top            Q.6 Does interview - waiver eligibility guarantee that I’ll be   issued a visa?   No. Eligibility for the interview waiver does not guarantee a visa issuanc e, nor does it guarantee that the interview will   be waived. Even if your interview is waived, you may still be required to appear for fingerprinting. We will contact you   via the email address listed on your DS - 160 online application if we require additiona l information.    back   to   top            Q.7 What are the pre - requisites to submit an application   for interview - waiver?   To  check  the  details  about  documents  required,  we  recommend  that  you  visit  the   Interview     waiver     and     Visa    Renewal   page.    back   to   top            Q.8 Can I apply for an interview waiver if I am outside   Pakistan?   No, applicants   must be present in Pakistan to be eligible for an interview waiver.    back   to   top            Q.9 I am applying with my child for B1/B2 Visa, and   his/her age was below 14 when the last visa was issued.   Now  my child is over 14. Can he/she apply for interview -  waiver along with the rest of the family?   No, your child cannot apply for interview waiver.     Your child will be required to schedule an appointment at the U.S.   Embassy/Consulate.    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "FAQ  -   F and Academic J Visa Processing and Expansion of Interview Waiver During   COVID - 19    1.   Which   student   applicants   qualify   for   an   interview   waiver?    2.   Who   decides   who   is   qualified?    3.   Where   can   I   apply?    4.   Do   I   still   need   to   make   an   appointment?    5.   What   is   an   “academic”   J   visa?    6.   Does   this   mean   I   will   be   guaranteed   a   visa?    7.   Will   my   spouse   and   minor   children   be   eligible   for   interview   waiver   for   their   derivative   F   and   J   visas?    8.   Where   can   I   find   more   information?    9.   Do   I   need   to   get   my   fingerprints   taken?    10.     What   if   my   prior   U.S.   visa   is   expired?    11.     What   if   I   had   a   visa   refused,   but   my   subsequent   visa   application   was   approved?    back   to   top            Q.1Which student applicants qualify for an interview   waiver?   Applicants  seeking  F  or  academic  J  visas  may  be  eligible  for  an  interview  waiver.       J  visa  applicants  must  have   previously   been   issued any type of U.S.  visa.     F visa applicants must be renewing an F visa to attend the same school   as before.     In addition,   an applicant’s   most recent visa   application   cannot have been refused for any reason   and   there   cannot be any   indication of a   visa ineligibility.    back   to   top            Q.2Who decides who is qualified?   The decision to allow interview   waiver   will be made by   embassies and   consulates on a case - by - case basis.    back   to   top            Q.3 Where can I apply?   An applicant must be   a   usual resident or national of the country where   he/she is   applying.    back   to   top            Q.4 Do I still need to make an appointment?   Please  check   your  local   embassy   or   consulate’s   website   for  more  information.    In  some  locations,   applicants   may   need to make an interview waiver appointment to submit their passport, fingerprints,   and accompanying   documents.    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "Q.5 What is an “academic” J visa?   Academic J visa applicants include students, professors, research scholars, short - term scholars, or specialists who are   participating in   an approved exchange program.     Please see   for more information on   approved   exchanged   programs .      back   to   top            Q.6 Does this mean I will be guaranteed a visa?   No. The new policy waives the in - person interview requirement for some F and academic J visa applicants.     A consular   officer  will  review  your  visa  application  and  may  determine  an  interview  is   necessary.     All  visa  applications  are   adjudicated on a case - by - case basis.    The   consular officer may   deny   a   visa application if an applicant is found ineligible   under the Immigration and Nationality Act or other provisions of U.S. law.    back   to   top            Q.7 Will my spouse and minor children be eligible for   interview waiver for their derivative F and J visas?   Yes, derivative visa applicants   may   also qualify   for interview waiver.    back   to   top            Q.8 Where can I find more information?   Travel.state.gov and the website for   your local   U.S.   embassy   or   consulate   will have more information  about whether   you qualify   and how to book an appointment.    back   to   top            Q.9 Do I need to get my fingerprints taken?   If you   have previously been issued a U.S. visa, you likely will not be required   to provide your biometrics again.    In some   circumstances,  such  as  if  the  original  visa  was   issued   before   the  applicant  was  14  years   old,  biometrics   may   be   required.    back   to   top       Q.10 What if my p rior   U.S.   visa is expired?   The  new  policy  applies  to  those  who  previously  were  issued  a   U.S.   visa  regardless  of  whether  the  prior  visa  is   expired.     Those whose most recent visa application was refused   do   not qualify.    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "Q.11 What if   I had a visa refused, but my subsequent visa   application was approved?   If  a  subsequent  visa  was  approved,  and   the  applicant   has   no   apparent   visa ineligibilities,   you   may still  qualify for the   interview  waiver program.    back   to   top            FAQ  -   Track My Passport    1.   How   will   I   get   my   passport   back   after   the   interview?    2.   What   do   I   need   to   show   to   pick - up   the   passport?    3.   What   types   of   ID   are   acceptable   as   proof - of - identi ty?    4.   Can   someone   besides   me   pick - up   my   passport?    back   to   top            Q.1 How will I get my passport back after the  interview?   If your visa application is approved, your passport and visa can be collected from the pickup location you selected when   you scheduled for interview appointment. When your passport is available at selected location you will receive an email   that   your passport is \"Ready for Pick Up\".    back   to   top            Q.2 What do I need to show to pick - up the passport?   In order to ensure that your passport and visa are not given to an unauthorized person, yo u must present a government -  issued photo ID for identification when you collect your passport.    back   to   top            Q.3 What types of ID are acceptable as proof - of - identity?   You must present an original   government - issued photo ID.    back   to   top            Q.4 Can someone besides me pick - up my passport?   Yes.  However,  your  representative  -     even  in  case  of  family members    -   must  present the  following in  order   to  collect   your passport:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "If a representative is collecting your passport from the document collection office on your behalf  -   even in case of family   members  -   the representative must present:       Their own original government - issued photo ID for  identification       A photocopy of your government - issued photo ID       A letter of authority, signed by you, authorizing your representative to collect your passport. The letter of authority   must contain the following information:       Your representative's full name as   shown on their government - issued photo ID       Your name       Please   click   here   for format of the Authorization Letter    If the applicant is under the age of 16, the following documents   are required:       An original, signed letter of authority from either of the applicant's parents       A clear photocopy of the government - issued photo ID belonging to the parent who signed the applicant's letter of   authority       The representative's original governmen t - issued photo ID    Note:   In case of a group/family, a single letter of authority with the required information for each of the applicants will   be accepted.    back   to   top       FAQ  -   Premium Home Delivery  Services    1.   Is   there   any   service   for   Passport   Delivery   to   Home   /   Office   Address?    2.   How   do   I   pay   for   this   service?    3.   I   have   paid   the   premium   courier   charges,   how   can   I   have   the   receipt   of   the   payment?    4.   Can   I   opt   for   service   after   scheduli ng   appointment   or   after   attending   visa   interview?    5.   I   am   applying   together   with   my   family,   do   I   have   to   pay   for   all   members?    6.   What   happens   to   my   passport   if   No   One   is   available   at   home   when   the   courier   arrives?    7.   What   do   I   need   to   show   to   the   courier   when   they   deliver   my   passport?    8.   Does   my   passport   have   to   be   delivered   to   my   home   only?    9.   What   types   of   ID   are   acceptable   as   proof - of - identity?    10.     What   if   my   postal   code   is   not   serviceable   by   Courier   Company   for   delivery?    11.     My   address   was   incorrect/incomplete   and   Courier   Company   is   not   delivering   the   passport   to   my   correct    address?    12.     If   I/   family   member   doesn’t   have   cash   upon   delivery   can   they   pick   up   at   the   TCS   hub?    13.     What   happens   to   passports   for   applicants   who   miss   paying   on   a   Friday   but   need   to   travel   on   a    Saturday?    back   to   top       Q.1 Is there any service for Passport Delivery to Home /   Office Address?   You  can get your passport delivered to your door step at a nominal fee anywhere in Pakistan. If you wish to avail this   service,  please  choose  the  option  “Premium  Delivery”  on  the  document  delivery  page  while  scheduling  your   appointment.  There is  no  fee  to  be  p aid  at  the time  of  choosing  this service.  The fee  will  be  collected  at the  time  of   delivery of your passport. For more details refer   link .    back   to   top       Q.2 How do I pay for this service?   This is a Cash on Delivery service, so you will have to pay a nominal fee at the time of delivery of your passport. This   fee is inclusive of all applicable taxes.    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "Q.3 I have paid the premium courier charges, how can I   have the receipt of the payment?   Once the  passport is  delivered  to the  provided  address, the payment  receipt  for  this  service  will  be  emailed to  your    registered email id on the same day or next business day.    back   to   top       Q.4 Can I opt for service after scheduling appointment or   after attending visa interview?   You may opt for this service until   1 PM a day prior to your interview appointment.    back   to   top       Q.5 I am applying together with my family, do I have to   pay for all members?   Yes,  for  security  reasons  each  passport  will  be  send    separately  and  not  clubbed  together  hence,  you  will  have  to   pay   separately   for each member.    back   to   top       Q.6 What happens to my passport if No One is available at   home when the courier arrives?   The courier will attempt to deliver your passport only at the address opted by you at the time of choosing this service.   If the courier is unable to deliver, for example no one is at home; the courier will make a second attempt next day again.    back   to   top       Q.7 What do I need to show to the courier when they   deliver my passport?   For security reasons, you must present an original government - issued photo ID for verification when you collect your   passp ort. You must also sign for all documents handed over to you by the courier.    back   to   top       Q.8 Does my passport have to be delivered to my home   only?   No. Your passport can be couriered to your offi ce or to a member of your family. The recipient must present an original   government - issued photo ID for verification and pay the required fee in order to accept delivery of your passport.    back   to   t op"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "Q.9 What types of ID are acceptable as proof - of - identity?   For Security reasons, you must present an original government - issued photo ID.    back   to   top       Q.10 What if my postal code is not servic eable by Courier   Company for delivery?   If your postal code is not serviceable; you have an option to opt for the closest “Pick Up Location” near to your home.   Please select “Pick up” option while scheduling your appointment and then choose the nearest “Pic k Up” location.    back   to   top       Q.11 My address was incorrect/incomplete and Courier   Company is not delivering the passport to my correct   address?   Please contact our call center via email from your    registered email id at   support - [email protected]   and   provide the complete and correct address.    back   to   top       Q.12 If I/ family  member doesn’t have cash upon delivery   can they pick up at the TCS hub?      Yes, you will have another opportunity to make a payment on a 2nd delivery attempt. Afterwards, you can pick up and   make the payment at the local courier hub.    back   to   top       Q.13What happens to passports for applicants who miss   paying on a Friday but need to travel on a Saturday?      All applicants, regardless if they selected regular delivery or premium delivery, are advised to    plan well in advance to   avoid the risk of not getting the passport by the time of travel.   You can pay at the time of delivery or else at the local   courier Hub.    back   to   top    FAQ  - Premium Pick - up and  Submission   Services    1.   Is there any service for Passport Delivery/ Submission in Pakistan other than Islamabad and Karachi locations?    2.   How do I pay for this service?    3.   I have paid the premium delivery charges, how can I have the receipt of the payment?    4.   Can I opt   for service after scheduling appointment or after attending visa interview?    5.   I am applying together with my family, do I have to pay for all members?    6.   What do I need to show to the document delivery counter when they deliver my passport?    7.   What types of ID ar e acceptable as proof - of - identity?    8.   If I/ family member doesn’t have cash upon delivery/ submission can they pay the fee after delivery/ submission?    9.   What happens to passports for applicants who miss collecting on a Saturday but need to travel on a Sunday?    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "Q.1 Is there any service for Passport Delivery/ Submission   in Pakistan other than Islamabad and Karachi locations?   You can get your passport delivered/ submitted to one of the 3 Premiu m delivery locations at Lahore, Multan and Silakot   at  AEG  travel  Services  at  a  nominal  fee.  If  you  wish  to  avail  this  service,  please  choose  the  respective  city  on  the   document  delivery  page  while  scheduling  your  appointment.  There  is  no fee  to  be  paid  at    the  time  of  choosing  this   service.  The  fee  will  be  collected  at  the  time  of  delivery/submission  of  your  passport.  For  more  details  and  pricing,   refer   link .    back   to   top       Q.2   How do I pay for this service?   This is  a  Cash  over  the  counter  delivery service, so  you  will  have  to  pay a  nominal  fee  before  the  time  of delivery/   submission  of  your  passport/  document.  This  fee  is  inclusive    of  all  applicable  taxes.  For  more  details  and  pricing,   refer   link .    back   to   top       Q.3 I have paid the premium delivery charges,   how can I   have the receipt of the payment?   Once  you  have  paid  the  fee  over  the  AEG  Travel  Services  cash  counter,  the  cashier  will  provide  you  the  payment   receipt for this service.    back   to   top       Q.4 Can I opt for service after scheduling appointment or   after attending visa interview?   You may opt for this service until 1 PM a day prior to your interview appointment. You will need to login on your profile,   and  on  the  Document  Delivery  page  you  may  s elect  the  city  from  where  you  want  to  pick  up  or  deliver  the   passport/documents.    back   to   top       Q.5 I am applying together with my family, do I have to   pay for all members?   Yes, for security reasons   each passport will be packed and delivered separately and not clubbed together hence, you   will have to pay separately for each member.    back   to   top       Q.6 What do I need to show to the document deli very   counter when they deliver my passport?   For security reasons, you must present an original government - issued photo ID for verification when you collect your   passport. For more details refer   link .    back   to   top"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "Q.7 What types of ID are acceptable as proof - of - identity?   For Security reasons, you must present an original government - issued   photo ID .    back   to   top       Q.8 If I/ family member doesn’t have cash upon delivery/   submission can they pay the fee after delivery/   submission?   No, you will have to present the receipt of payment before  collecting/ submission of documents at the document delivery   counter.    back   to   top       Q.9 What happens to passports for applicants who miss   collecting on a Saturday but need to travel on a Sunday?   Al l applicants, regardless if they selected regular delivery or premium delivery, are advised to plan well in advance to   avoid the risk  of  not  getting the  passport  by the time  of  travel.   You  can  pay the  charges  at  the  time  of  delivery from   Premium delivery c enters. For more details and pricing, refer   link .    back   to   top            FAQ  -   Visa Document Packets and the Modernized Immigrant Visa   (MIV)    1.   I   recently   had   my   immigrant   visa   interview   at   the   embassy/consulate   and   received   my   passport   and   visa.    However,   I   did   not   receive   a   packet   of   documents   in   a   sealed   envelop e   to   take   with   me   on   the   plane   to    the   United   States.   My   lawyer/petitioner/friends   are   saying   that   I   can't   fly   without   one.   What   should   I   do?    2.   I   don't   remember   if   I   submitted   my   civil   and   financial   documents   electronically   or   by   mail.   Is   there    another   way   to   determine   if   my   visa   was   issued   under   the   paperless   process?    3.   I   know   other   people   that   have   receiv ed   immigrant   visas   and   they   had   to   hand - carry   and   sealed   envelope    to   the   U.S.   Port   of   Entry.   Why   is   the   process   different   for   them?    back   to   top       Q.1 I recently had my immigrant visa interview at  the   embassy/consulate and received my passport and visa.   However, I did not receive a packet of documents in a   sealed envelope to take with me on the plane to the United   States. My lawyer/petitioner/friends are saying that I can't   fly without one. What sho uld I do?   The Department of State has begun electronic processing of some immigrant visa applications. If either the National   Visa Center or the embassy/consulate which conducted your visa interview required that you electronically submit your   civil  and  fi nancial  supporting  documents  via  the  CEAC  portal,  then  your  visa  was  issued  under  the  new  electronic"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "process. Unless specifically informed by the embassy/consulate which interviewed you and issued the visa, you are   NOT required to hand - carry a packet of do cuments in a sealed envelope to present at the U.S. Port of Entry. Be assured   that  your  documents  were  transmitted  electronically  from  the  Department  of  State  to  the  Department  of  Homeland   Security, Customs and Border Protection (DHS/CBP), the agency that  inspects all immigrants entering into the country.   When  you  arrive  at  Immigration  Control  at  the  U.S.  Port  of  Entry,  the  CBP  officers  will  have  access  to  all  of  the   information  required  to  process  your  entry  into  the  United  States.  This  new  electronic  proc ess  will  streamline  the   processing of your immigrant visa application and entry to the United States.    back   to   top            Q.2 I don't remember if I submitted my civil and financial   documents electronic ally or by mail. Is there another way   to determine if my visa was issued under the paperless   process?   Yes. Look at your visa. If you do not need a packet of papers, your visa will have an annotation by the bottom right   corner of your picture that says \"IV  DOCS in CCD\".    back   to   top            Q.3 I know other people that have received immigrant   visas and they had to hand - carry and sealed envelope to   the U.S. Port of Entry. Why is the process different for   t hem?   The  electronic  processing  of  some  immigrant  visa  applications  began  in  2018.  To  convert  all  the  different  types  of   immigrant visas  to  electronic  processing  will take  several years.  Until the  process  is complete,  some immigrant visa   holders  will  still    need  to  hand - carry  a  packet  of  documents  in  a  sealed  envelope  to  the  U.S.  Port  of  Entry.  These   individuals will not have the annotation \"IV DOCS in CCD\" printed in the lower right hand corner of their visa.    back   to   top       FAQ  -   Application Profile    1.   How   do   I   reset   my   password?    2.   What   should   I   do   if   I   move   to   another   country   after   I   have   registered   my   profile   on    www.ustraveldocs.com   and   did   not   apply   yet   for   my   visa,   or   if   I   want   to   submit   a   new   visa   application   in    another   country   than   my   previous   application?    back   to   top            Q.1 How do I reset my password?   Click the   Forgot   Your   Password?   link at the bottom of   this   web   page . Enter your email address in the   Username   field   and  click   Submit .  The  email  address  you  type  must  match  the  email  address  you  used  when  you  began  your  visa   application. A new password will be sent to your email address."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 16,
+    "content": "Note:   The email with your new password will come from   no - [email protected] . Some email applications have   rules  which filter  unknown  senders  into  a  spam or junk mail  folder. If  you have  not received  your  email  notification,   please look for the message in your junk and spam email  folders.    back   to   top       Q.2 What should I do if I move to another country after I   have registered my profile on   www.ustraveldocs.com   and did not   apply  yet for my visa, or if I want to submit a new visa   application in another country than my previous   application?   You do not need to create another profile if it is also serviced by CGI. You can simply contact us through the   Contact    Us   section on this website and share your passport number, UID or email address so we can retrieve and update your   profile with the new country where you plan to apply for your US Visa.    If you are applyi ng in a country that is not covered by CGI, you will be invited to create a new profile. As a reminder,   MRV fee receipts paid in one country are non - transferable to the other country."
+  }
+]

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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "SECTION I       VISA PROCEDURE   FOR AUSTRALIA                              B) VISA PROCEDURE      The Student Visa procedure details for Australia.       1)   STUDENT PROFILE      1(a)    To obtain an Australian Student Visa, the selected course of study in any given Australian   University   must be in accordance to the student’s educational background. Students cannot"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "proceed  to  Australia  if  there  is  a  change  of  career  or  interest  once  their  educational   background and the course they wish to study are compared.       1(b)     During counseling the s tudents should be given all the details pertaining to their objective,   chosen course and their field of interest.        1(c)    The students need to consider their financial position as well to obtain a Student Visa for   Australia.  Students  with  fewer  funds  have    fewer  options  as  compared  with  students   possessing more funds who have a wider range of options when it comes to the selection   of Universities and the length of the Student Visa they get.       2)   CONDITIONS OF THE OFFER LETTER       Students can only apply for an Aust ralian Student Visa once all the conditions on the Offer Letter   have been satisfied by the students.       2(a)    VISA CASE SPECIFIC SUBCLASS:        i)   All diploma courses with TAFE and Colleges assess under subclass 572 where all those   students have completed 12 year  of study can apply.    ii)     All under graduate i.e. Bachelor, Post grad diploma and master assess under subclass 573.      iii)   Only Research and PhD based courses assess under subclass 574.       2(b)   IELTS REQUIREMENT OF EACH SUBCLASS:       IELTS  is  another  important  requirement  b oth  for  the  Visa  and  the  High  Commission  different   levels have different requirements        i.   For subclass 572 IELTS requirement is 5.5 or if there is any sub score requirement for the   institute that must be satisfy accordingly.    ii.   For subclass 573 IELTS  requirement is 6.0 or what is mentioned by the institute.    iii.   Before taking all  visa documentation applicant’s IELTS must be satisfying the entire   requirements of high commission and institute.                      3)   PASSPORT DETAILS         3(a)    The passport number mentioned on  the documents of the student must be the same as given   on the passport to obtain an Australian Student Visa.       3(b)     All previous passports must be attached with the visa file. If any of the previous passports is   lost, its status should be mentioned as LOST  or an FIR of the passport should be attached."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "3(c)   In case of any previous refusals from the Australian High Commission or any other Embassy   or  Consulate,  a  letter  of  refusal  should  be  provided.  Students  should  avoid  hiding  any   previous refusals and shoul d not provide false information on any documents or forms.        4)   SPONSORSHIP       We do not rely on verbal statements of the Students. Once satisfactory evidence is provided only   then can we counsel students for Visa Applications for Australia.         4(a)    ACCEPTABLE   SPONSORS:       i)   For Australian Student Visas parents, grandparents, siblings, spouse and self sponsorship   are the only means of acceptable sponsorship.    ii)     Aunts or Uncles who have been living as Australian citizens for more than 5 years, have   PR and adequate savi ngs can also sponsor the students, but for that documentary evidence   of the sponsor’s relationship is required.    iii)   Joint accounts are acceptable but only between the above mentioned relations.       4(b)    UNACCEPTABLE SPONSORS:        i)   No  uncle  no  aunt  can  finance  the  a pplicant  for  student  visa  unless  they  have  lived  in   Australia for 5 years or more.    ii)     Company accounts are also unacceptable even if a parent or any of the acceptable sponsors   has sole proprietorship of the organization.    iii)   Joint accounts with 1 unacceptable spo nsor is also unacceptable       5)  FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS       5(a)    ACCEPTABLE FINANCES:        i)   Bank Statements from any National or International Bank.       ii)     Saving certificates and Fixed Deposits from any National or International Bank, National   Savings Center   or Post Offices which are six months old.       iii)   Bank Loans for educational purpose from any National Bank or International banks.        5(b)    UNACCEPTABLE FINANCES:         i)   Gratuity funds       ii)   Investments in the form of shares, price bonds from any national and internationa l financial   centers, property, brokers or the stock market are unacceptable.       5(c)    DURATION OF ACCEPTABLE FUNDS:"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "i)   Bank  Statements  provided  by  students  should  be  valid  over  a  period  of  the  previous  six   months.  They  should  also  demonstrate  the  amount  calcul ated  for  demonstration  as  the   minimum balance over the six month period mentioned.        ii)     Fixed deposits and Saving Certificates should also be valid over a period of the past six   months, when they are being demonstrated by the student.        iii)   All Bank Statements  should have a courtesy letter from the respective Bank attached. These   letters  should  be  on  a  Bank  Letterhead  and  should  clearly  mention  the  details  of  the   account, the account holder and the balance. The  Bank employee attesting the statement   should also p rovide their personal details like name and position. A sample courtesy letter   is attached in annex VI.       iv)     Saving Certificates and Fixed Deposits should also have a courtesy letter from the Center   they have been issued or are being maintained at. Letter is f ully descriptive in case of saving   certificates,  when  initially  the  amount  has  been  invested  with  the  center  and  what  profit   they are getting and what is the current balance.       v)   Fixed Deposits can only  be acceptable at the face/principle value and should not   include   any profit acquired over time with the center issuing them.        5(d)    BANK LOAN TERMS AND CONDITIONS:       i)   Bank Loans should be in the name of the student and the purpose of the Loan should clearly   mention “Study abroad”. A sample of a Bank Loan is atta ched in annex VII.       ii)     Loans can  be acquired  from the students’ parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters and   spouse. Students can also demonstrate the Loans they acquired themselves.              5(e)    TOTAL REQUIREMENT OF FUNDS:       The different courses and  Institutions have different fund requirements and the general formula to   assess these funds is as follows:          i)    Formula I: For a Single Student:       Tuition fee for ELICOS (if applicable)   +     Tuition fee for the full course (tuition fee per semester x total n umber of semesters)   +    Living expenses for the full course (A$12000 per year x total number of years)   +    Overseas Student Health Cover for the full course (OSHC fee per year x total number of years)    +    Travel expenses (A$2000)    =     the total amount of funds re quired to demonstrate"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "ii)   Formula II: For a Married Student:       Tuition fee for ELICOS (if applicable)   +     Tuition fee for the full course (tuition fee per semester x total number of semesters)   +    Living cost for spouse (35% of 12000)   for more than one year   35 % of full course living    Living cost for Kid 1 (20 % of 12000)    for more than one year 20 % of full course living    Living cost for Kid 2 (15 % of 12000)    for more than one year 15 % of full course living    (If  kids  are  school  going  i.e.  above  5  years  n eed  arrangements  from  Australia  for  kids’   admission in school)    OSHC for family    Travel expense        A$ 2000/head       These  formulas  calculate  amounts  in  Australian  dollars.  Once  the  amount  is  converted  into   Pakistani  Rupees,  we  add  another  400  to  500  thousand    Pakistani  Rupees  in  order  to  avoid  any   discrepancies.       NOTE:        i)   A married female student, traveling with children would require a “Permission Letter” from   her husband allowing her to continue her studies with her children. This letter is required   for  a  fema le  wishing  to  apply  for  a Student  Visa  and  the  husband  not traveling  with  the   family.        ii)      All Branch Office must always consult the Currency Exchange Rate with the Head Office   before applying the formulas given above. This is due to the fact that the Au stralian High   Commission might be using a different Exchange Rate than the local conversion rate.        6)   DOCUMENTATION FOR SPONSORSHIP       6(a)    AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT:       Students need an Affidavit of Support attached with their Visa File when applying for a    Student   Visa. Please refer to annex VIII for a sample of affidavit.       6(b)   PROOF OF RELATIONSHIP:         i)      Students need to attach a copy of their sponsor NIC copy and the name according to the   name of the father mention over the student/applicant’s passport o r educational documents.       ii)      For Paternal grandparents NIC copies that shows the same name as per according     To applicant/student’s father NIC copy must be provide        iii)     For  maternal  grandparents  NIC  copies  with  mother’s  Nikah  nama  or  any  other   applicant/student’s mother document such as birth certificate where mother’s father name   has been shown."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "iv)     For brother or sister NIC copy or Form B from where the same father name can be verified.       v)   For spouse nikah nama must be attached both in Urdu  and English translation.       6(c)   SPONSOR’S SOURCE OF INCOME CATEGORISED:       With other bank statements and other bank documents sponsor must need to show his/her regular   source of earning.       i)   Business  man :  if  sponsor  is  a  sole  proprietor  attach  the  profit  and  lo ss  report  or  the   evidence  of  his  annual  income  from  that  business  over  the  business  letterhead  as  per   attached specimen.(Annex IX)     ii)     Partnership : in case there are two or more persons sharing the same business partnership   deed will be enclosed with the visa   case as per refer to Annex X.    iii)   Agriculturist :  if sponsor has agri  land, then  its profit statement &  land documents along   with their English translation must be attached.    iv)     Salaried person : Salary slips along with employer’s letter must be attached for the sa laried   persons.    v)   Landlords : Those having some productive property like rental or leased property in such   cases rental agreement and leased agreements must be attached.    vi)     Others :  if  there  is  different  source  of  income  produce  the  evidence  of  that  document  of   y our regular earnings.             6(d)   STUDENTS’ DOCUMENTS:       1.   All the  educational documents   with valid IELTS score.    2.   completion evidence;            If  student  has  completed  12  years  of  studies  with  mark  sheets  certificate  of  completion  will  be   attached, only those who has  fresh intermediate will be relaxed for one year.         If  student  is  studying  in  bachelors  degree  and  applying  for  the  advance  standing/Credit   transfer/exemption  with  the  transcripts  for  passed  subjects  he/she  will  provide  the  letter  as   evidence that she/he is i n which semester.         In case of completion of bachelor/master student need to provide his/her degree otherwise a letter   called “Provisional certificate” from the institute over their letterhead in case if degree not issued,   where  it  has  clearly  been  mentioned     that  student  has  satisfied  all  the  degree  requirements  but   degree will only be awarded at the time of convocation or in the course of time.         Transcripts and degrees or completion evidence both require to clarify the dates of exam because   degrees normally a warded after one/ two years or sometimes more than two year.       3.   Experience: All the experience after the completion of studies will be considered. Avoid to provide   different experiences or internships between the course or irrelevant to the case."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "4.   Avoid showi ng any irrelevant document like NCC certificates, character certificates, participation   certificates diplomas, merit certificates, irrelevant experiences.    5.   With all visa applications two extra copies required for educational documents including IELTS,   Suppl ementary form, 157 - A, purpose statement and experience certificates.    6.   For head office record copies must be attached.       7.   Experience  Letter:     Experience  letter  only  been  provided  in  case  of  gaps  educational  gaps  and   student has genuine relevant working experience, irrelevant work experience can only delay the   process.       8.   Fee for Embassy :   Australian high commission has processing fee that can only   be paid through   bank draft in favor of Australian high commission, Islamabad amount can check the amount form   headoffice. Copy must be attached for headoffice record.       7)  VISA FORMS       There are following visa forms required for all visa cases:       1.   157A    2.   956    3.   Fa mily tree (form 54)    4.   1221        5.   Supplementary  form  if applicable.( This form will only be attached with postgraduate   applications)       6.   All above forms properly been filled with correct subclass, Student name according to   passport,  date  of  birth,  passport  details ,  course  details  e.g.  name  with  commencement  and   completion dates, institution name, in correspondence address  Aspire   details must be mentioned.        7.   Make sure that all the spaces have been filled properly by the student, signature, in case   of dependents like   spouse and children their details must be mentioned.       8.   In  case  if  student  has  any  relative  reside  in  Australia  or  visited  outside  Pakistan  and   he/she has been included in the application his/her details must be mentioned.       9.   Mention  headoffice@ Aspire .edu.pk   where the email address required.       10.   Course  details:  if  student  is  taking  more  than  two  degree  or  diplomas  all  the  course   details  will  be  separately  mentioned e.g  if student has English  l anguage with diploma/degree  in   this  case  as  there  are  three  or  four  spaces  for  the  course  details  therefore  his  ELICOS  details   appears  first in the column  next his  main course details  if there  is any other followed  by degree   course that will be appear next / in the third space.       11.   As a specimen filled applications has been attached.(Annex XI)"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "12.   Confirm copies must be attached for the forms       a)   157A with two sets of copies (one for head office record and another spare copy with   original for high commission)       b)   Family   tree or form 54/1221 one extra set of copy.       c)   Supplementary form two sets of copies. (one for head office record and another spare   copy with original for high commission)       13.   Student self filled all visa applications, with black or blue color in Capitals, Avo   id any   overwriting and using remover and must be readable.       8)  VISA FILES       Once  all  the  Student  Visa  documentation  is  complete,  Branch  Offices  should  counter  check  the   Visa File for each student before dispatching it to the Head Office. They should also co nfirm that   all aspects of the Student Visa requirements have been satisfied.        Head  Office  would  not  entertain  any  sort  of  mistakes  in  documentation  and  Visa  Files  with   discrepancies and errors would be returned to the relevant Branch Offices. Head Office  would not   be responsible for the time lost once a Visa File has been sent back to a Branch Office.         8(a)    HEADOFFICE PROCESSING TIME FOR VISA FILES:       In head office, normally the application is held maximum for 2 days during the busiest time. If the   case has been completed e.g offer letters attached then no later than that.          8(b)   DOCUMENTS OLDER THAN 7 DAYS:       Confirm there will  be no document issued  mo re than a week ago specially  a bank statement not   older than a week sometime it happens that case held with the head office for another week then   transactions will be two weeks older, therefore fresh bank statement and other documents will be   provided as p er strictly require by Australian high commission.       8(c)    INCOMPLETE VISA FILES:            Any visa case received uncompleted and lack with some important document head office will not   keep that application more than 2 days and return it to the respective bra nch office.       8(d)   HIGH COMMISSIONS PROCESSING TIME       i)   Once documents have been sent to AHC from them normally with in 10    - 15 days   they send us the acknowledgement letter with the reference numbers."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "ii)   High  commission  will  consume  6 - 8  weeks  or  some  times  more  f or  the  initial   processing/verifications.       iv)   Processing time and declaration:  As AHC is taking minimum 12 weeks therefore any   case lodged with less than 12 weeks and refused head office will not be responsible all those cases   must be sent to the head office w ith the declaration signed by the student that he is aware about   the less processing time. Any visa application lodged with 8 weeks before the commencement date   even with the declaration will not be acceptable. Declaration for late students. (Annex XII)       v)   Processing charges:  Only charge the processing fee once you are satisfied about the   processing time head office will not be responsible if case returned from head office        vi)   Application  completed  from  all  aspects  will  be  lodged  with  in  2     days  in  case  of   dela ys happen due to incomplete visa forms and other uncompleted visa documentation then head   office will not be responsible.             9)  PVA       Once they assess the document positively they issue the Pre - Visa Assessment called PVA based   on  that  letter  student  appear    for their  medicals  in  front of high commission’s recommended   doctors.       10)  MEDICAL CHECK       Make sure that student examine for medicals soon after getting the PVA or with in the three weeks   so doctor can prepare the report on time and refer it to the high co mmission, in case if student has   some scars appear on X - Ray or some operations that he could not disclose initially the application   lodged will cause the delay may be for the semester sometime s.       11)  UNIVERSITY FEE       a)   Secondly he needs to make the payment in   favor of institute; amount can be paid through   bank draft, TT and also credit card.       b)   Bank draft will not be acceptable from Habib bank or any bank that is using Habib finance   in Australia same for TT.       c)   Payment can be made through any bank authorized by th e State Bank of Pakistan.       d)   Bank draft should only be in Australian dollars amount in US $ will not be acceptable.       e)   Above  all  student  can  also  deposit  pak  rupees  in  Mr.  Rizvi  (Chief  executive  of    Aspire )   account and he can pay his amount through net bank  transfer. That is the most convenient way of   fee payment. Please forward the original deposit slip to HO for forwarding payments to institutes."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "f)   Before sending the originals confirm the amount and details through fax and scan copy of   bank draft and then se nd the original bank draft to head office.       12)  CONFIRMATION OF ENROLMENT (COE)    l    When the payment forwarded to the institute they process the Confirmation of enrolment (called   COE) based on what high commission proceed for further visa. Acceptance of offe r should be duly   filled by the student, which needs to be sent immediately to the HO for further action. Different   institutes consume different duration for the processing of COE, soon after getting the COE that   will be couriered to the high commission lat er. ECOE is emailed to AHC only when the classes’   commencement is too close.       Upon receipt of correct COE and medicals they wait for security check only.         They need to have the COE where the name should be according to the details as per mentioned   on the p assport.       Further it will again take around 2 - 4 weeks or more for the visa issuance.       Here again inform the students not to disturb the finances until his their visa grant, if he want to   pay the fee from those funds then only the amount equivalent to the f ee will be deducted from his   accounts.       13)  DEADLINES FOR VISA FILES       13(a)   The  Australian  High  Commission  takes  around  8 - 12  weeks  for  Visa  Files  processing   therefore all visa cases must be lodged to the high commission safely before the time i.e. 3 months    prior to commencement.        13(b)   The Head Office must have all Visa Files for the upcoming intake at least 3 months and a   week  before  commencement  begins.  The  Head  Office  would  not  be  responsible  if  any  Branch   Office  sends  a  Visa  File  without  enough  process ing  time  i.e.  3  months  and  a  week  prior  to   commencement.         14)  DEFERMENT       In certain cases   due to the delays in processing from the Australian High Commission, a Visa File   may  be  deferred  to the  following  semester.  The  Head  Office  would  inform  the  relevant  Branch   Office,  in  such  cases  and  the  Head  Office  would  process  the  required  documents  lik e  revise  of   offer, COE and then forward a case to the High Commission with responsibility.         15)  CHANGE OF COURSE       In case if student want to change his course after his grant of visa in such case it may be possible   because his case is assessed according to   the course he had applied for therefore head office will"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": "not be responsible in such scenario and therefore make sure he will continue in the same course   based on what he has been granted the visa.       16)  TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS       Aspire     shall  not  be  responsible    for  bookings  with  airlines  for  tickets  if  any  branch  office  is   providing  this  facility  then  head  office  will  not  be  responsible  for  such  commitments  and  that   branch office will do that at their own risk       17)  ACCOMMODATION & AIRPORT PICK UP       For pickup and  accommodation arrangements student need to send his request 3 weeks prior to the   commencement  along  with  advance  payment  as  per  mentioned  over  the  application  form.  Also   confirm that request should be in the form of application form all institutes have app lications for   accommodation and pickup requests.       18)  VISA & JOB GUARANTEES       Aspire     is  not  responsible  for  any  job  placement  during  their  stay  in  Australia  for  any  purpose;   similarly as  Aspire   is not the visa issuing authority therefore there is no visa gu arantee.         19)  INFORMATION ABOUT MIGRATION       As  we  are  educational  consultant  therefore  we  are  only  responsible  and  fully  informed  about   student visa related information migration is not our field and therefore no responsibility regarding   migration related  issues.       20)  DECLARATIONS          To avoid any fake documentation  Aspire   has prepared a Declaration please make sure that   must be provided with all visa cases. Refer to annex XIII.       There  are  different  declarations  may  be  require   by  head  office  according  to  change  in   circumstances, head office can ask for any declaration due to any sudden changes in visa rules.         Above is the major procedure followed by all the offices for the visa so that your visa cases can be   forwarded to the hi gh commission with in minimum consumption of time?          Incase, a student receives his passport more than 3 weeks prior to his classes, he should be   informed that he cannot start job in Australia prior to his enrollment and achieving the work   permit. To ensure   this, we need to get the declaration signed attached in annex XIV.          If a student has directly applied for admission to University and wants to proceed through   us, please refer to the Agent authorization declaration attached in annex XV."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 12,
+    "content": "   If  a  student  has    self  applied  for  visa  and  approaches  us  for  his  ECOE,  please  get  the   authorization attached in XVI.                                              STUDY DESTINATIONS       We offer a range of study options to students as we are the largest foreign education consultants   in Pakistan.         1.   Australia    2.   New Zealand    3.   UK    4.   Monash University, Malaysia    5.   Monash University, South Africa       1. AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES       NEW SOUTH WALES    a)   UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    b)   UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN SYDNEY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    c)   MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    d)   CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    e)   TAFE NEW SOUTH WALES    i)   Undergraduate    f)   SIBT (SYDNEY INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY)    i)   Diploma Pathways to University"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "g)   MACQUARIRE CITY COLLEGE    i)   Foundation    ii)   Bachelors    iii)   Masters         VICTORIA       h)   MONASH UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    i)   DEAKIN UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    j)   LA TROBE UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    k)   SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    l)   VICTORIA UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    m)   MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    n)     NORTHERN MELBOURNE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    o)   KANGAN BATMAN INSTITUTE OF TAFE    i)   Undergraduate    p)     MIBT    i)    Diploma Pathways to University    q)     HOLMES GLEN INSTITUTE OF   TAFE    i)   Undergraduate    r)   BOX HILL    i)   TAFE Undergraduate       2)   SOUTH AUSTRALIA    a)   UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    b)     FLINDERS UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    c)   INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT    i)   Undergraduate"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "ii)     Postgraduate    d)     LE CORDON BLEU    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    e)   SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY    i)    Diploma Pathways to University       3)   QUEENSLAND    a)   GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    b)     UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN QUEENSLAND    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    c)   CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY    i)   U ndergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    d)     QUEENSLAND INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY.    i)    Diploma Pathways to University    e)   CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate          4)   WESTERN AUSTRALIA    a)   UNIVERSITY OF WESTREN AUSTRALIA    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    b)     CURTIN  INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    c)   CURTIN UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate    d)     PIBT    i)    Diploma Pathways to University    e)   EDITH COWAN UNIVERSITY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)     Postgraduate"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "SECTION II"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 16,
+    "content": "VISA PROCEDURE   FOR NEW   ZEALAND                                              PAKISTAN STUDENT NEWSLETTER    March 2007          This newsletter is published by Immigration New Zealand (INZ) Bangkok and provides information on the   INZ polices and procedures for  Pakistan students.       The key areas covered in this newsletter are:          Introduction       Bangkok Branch Contact details        Student Visa Policy Assessment       Positive Profile Students        Financial Support       English Language Ability       Processing Times       Pathways to Work/Residence       Conclusion"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 17,
+    "content": "1. Introduction       In recent years there have been a small number of Pakistani students studying in New Zealand.  Following   a 2005 visit to New Zealand by President Musharraf, a scholarship scheme  has  been implemented and a   number of Pakistan Go vernment sponsored students are now, or soon will be, studying in NZ       The indications are that the market (both Government and Private students) will grow.   The ability to obtain   a visa will be a   one important factor in that growth.       The  potential  growt h  combined  with  the  Immigration  risks  mean  it  is  important  for  INZ to  set  out  New   Zealand’s Student visa polices and the procedures, and particular issues as they affect the Pakistan market.    That is the reason for this newsletter.         We hope it provides g uidance to anyone who is working in the market so there is a common understanding   of the issues.       2. INZ Bangkok Contact details       Visas for those people resident in Pakistan are assessed by the INZ Bangkok Branch.  Contact details are   set out below       Immigration New Zealand    New Zealand Embassy    15 th   Floor M - Thai Tower    All Seasons Place    87 Wireless Rd,    Lumpini    Bangkok 10330    THAILAND       Tel + 66 654 344    Email [email protected]    3. Student Visa Policy/Assessment    How does  a person qualify for a Student    Visa?  Put simply, a visa will be issued if INZ are satisfied the   applicant is likely to be a genuine student in NZ and meets health and character requirements.  A genuine   student is one who can successfully complete their course of study and either depart   NZ after graduation or   qualify for the grant of another type of permit.    The actual policy wording is ‘bonafide applicant’ but genuine student is probably easier to explain and   understand.    So the visa application process is about a prospective student or A gent submitting documentation to support   a claim that the applicant genuinely intends  to study in NZ and that this  study is  likely to be successful,   taking into account various factors such as the applicant’s past academic record, English ability, financia l   support etc.    The visa assessment by INZ focuses  on whether the intended study  makes  sense (i.e. is  logical based on   student’s academic/work background and future plans) and that the various factors above in combination   mean there is a greater likelihood  of a genuine student."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 18,
+    "content": "A recent application may help illustrate the situation.  A  28 year old who had been a petrol pump attendant   for the last five years, had limited English, 'uncle' was sponsoring, enrolled for a computer course after high   school 8 years   ago and failed, and was applying to study English leading to a Diploma in XX.  We did not   regard that person as likely to be a genuine student and the application was not approved.    4.   P OSITIVE  P ROFILE  S TUDENTS       Our  experience  shows  that  when  students  meet     a  particular  profile,  it  assists  us  in  assessing  their   applications. Set out below are the factors we consider to show  “Positive Profile” student.           Recent academic history showing high level of achievement       Intended  course  is  at  Diploma  level  or  above  and  is  relevant  to  applicant’s  educational   background/work experience.       There is a clear and logical (makes sense) study and post - graduation plan .       Verifiable evidence of funds to meet the tuition and living costs .  Please note that no account will   be taken of income the student hopes to earn as a result of part - time work in NZ         Proven English ability to ensure the student will be able to successfully complete a course of study   in New Zealand (IELTS/TOEFL) (Refer  to notes further on in newsletter re English language)       Clear Health and Character requirements, if required.       Applicants who meet most or all of the above factors will give us a greater assurance that they are likely to   be genuine students.  This does not  mean the application will be automatically approved but the assessment   process will be quicker and the outcome is  more likely   to be positive.          5. Financial Support    Again this is another key indicator of a genuine student.  Not only the availability of fin ancial support ,   but   the ability of INZ to verify that it does exist and is genuinely to be used for the student.      We need to be satisfied that there is enough funding for the entire length of study.  This does not need to   be shown as a lump sum at visa appl ication stage but we do need to be satisfied it exists and can be made   available  as  required  throughout  the  course  duration.   Another  important  factor  is  our ability  to  confirm   (verify) this!!    A calculation should be made of tuition costs + living expenses   of NZ$10,000 per annum.  Add that up and   tell us how this is going to be met and attach appropriate evidence of this with the application paperwork.   This will allow the Visa Officer to better understand the funding situation.     All  evidence  of  funds  should     be  provided  at  the  time  of  lodgment  of  applications  which  should  include   evidence of the  immediate availability   of sufficient funds for the first 12 months of study and living in New   Zealand.     As a guide we accept the following evidence of  liquid funds   fo r the purpose of a student visa application.   These funds can be in the name of the applicant or the financial guarantor:       Bank  statements  from  nationalized  banks  and  MNC  Banks  (like  HSBC,  Standard  Chartered,  etc)   covering 6 months immediately preceding the  application, from the person who has signed the financial   undertaking form, and is, therefore, the applicant’s guarantor;       Fixed  deposit  receipts  in  nationalized  banks  and  MNC  banks,  which  are  likely  to  mature  during  the   education period of the applicant in   New Zealand;       National Saving Certificates;       Savings in Provident Funds if they are available for withdrawal.       Post office savings       Education loan sanctions"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 19,
+    "content": "   Current account statement of companies owned by the client’s guarantor; and       Annual in come in the form  of salary slip , tax returns etc.       Please note that we do not consider Property valuation documents (unless it has been mortgaged for availing   an Education Loan) or Jewellery valuation documents as evidence of funds.      We also require an authority letter from the financial guarantor in favor of Immigration New Zealand to   verify their funds. This will assist the Visa Officers in their verification process. The authority letter should   include the contact numbers of the con cerned financial institutions.     Finally  if  the  financial  guarantor  is  not  a parent  we’d  like  confirmation  (in  the  form  of  a  statutory   declaration) confirming whether or not the money is being given or loaned.      6 English Language Ability    English language a bility is crucial for obvious reasons.    We therefore, regard proficiency in English language as a key (although not the only) indicator in assessing   a student visa application.    The visa application should include appropriate evidence of the applicant’s Engl ish language proficiency.       Most New Zealand Education Providers will have their own English language requirements for admission   so please include the same evidence with the visa application.    7. Processing Times    Please note that all visa applications  should     be submitted a minimum  of    8    - 10 weeks     prior to the course   commencement date. This is to ensure not only that we have time to finalize the approval in principle for   the visa application, but also that the student can then pay the fee, get the visa endorsed   in their passport   and make travel arrangements  –   all in time to arrive for the course start date.    A Student Visa application is currently allocated to a Visa Officer for assessment within 1 week of receipt   and an acknowledgment will be sent to applicant o r Agent within 1 - 2 days of allocation.    The length of the assessment process varies depending on the quality of the application documentation and   the overall quality of the applicant.      8. Pathways to Work/Residence    The NZ Government welcomes students to NZ   and in certain circumstances obtaining a NZ qualification   assists in being able to remain in NZ for Work and Migration purposes.  Set out below is some information   on what is available post - graduation.    Graduate Job Search Work visa/permit    People who have  successfully completed in New Zealand a qualification that would qualify for points under   the Skilled Migrant Category and apply for a work visa/permit no later than 3 months after the end date of   their student permit for that qualification may be granted  a work visa/permit for a maximum of 6 months.    No offer of employment is required.    Work on completion of a course of study, with an offer of employment     People  who  have an  offer  of  employment relevant to their course or qualification  may be  issued a work   p ermit for 2 years to obtain practical experience.   This applies for students who have completed a course   of  study  with  a  minimum  completion  time  of  three  years  or  more  or  who  have  obtained  a  New  Zealand   qualification that would qualify them for points und er the Skilled Migrant category.    Residence/Migration"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 20,
+    "content": "The criterion for this is a NZ qualification that would allow points to be awarded under the Skilled Migrant   category.    Bonus  points  are  accorded  for  New  Zealand  qualifications  with  a  study  time  of  minimu m  2  years.   Recognized qualification(s) in an identified future growth area, identified cluster or area of absolute skills   shortage also qualify for bonus points.     The  aim  of  providing  bonus  points  for  New  Zealand  qualifications  is  to  acknowledge  that  such   qualifications  will  be  recognized  by,  and  relevant,  to  the  needs  of  New  Zealand  employers  and  that   completion of qualifications in New Zealand enhances settlement outcomes.    (For detailed information, visit our website  www.immigration.govt.nz   under Skilled Migrant category).       9. Conclusion    We  hope  you  have  found  this  newsletter  helpful.  We  are  very  open  to  receiving  feedback  on  our  Visa   process particularly if you think of ways in which it can be improved.    Kind Regards from the INZ Bangkok Team         Bangkok Branch     New Zealand Embassy    M Thai Tower, 15th Floor, All Seasons Place    87 Wireless Road, Bangkok 10330    (P O Box 2719, Bangkok 10500)    Thailand    Phone:   +66 2 - 654 3444    Fax:   +66 2 - 654 3445    Enquiry email:  [email protected]    Web address:  www.immigration.govt.nz            STUDENT VISA APPLICATION CHECKLIST    A guide for applicants in Pakistan        Thank you for your interest in studying in New Zealand .  This checklist has been designed to   assist you when lodging your application for a Student Visa with Immigration New Zealand in   Bangkok.  Application forms and other forms can be downloaded and other relevant information   may be found from our website:  www.immigration.govt.nz          Important     It is important that you provide all the relevant information requested below so we can accept   and process your application promptly.  Do not submit original documents with   the application   but please be prepared to provide them if requested.    Documents Required       1.   Application Form"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 21,
+    "content": "Fully completed “ Application to Study in New Zealand ” form (the form can be downloaded from   http://www.immigration.govt.nz/migrant/general/formsandfe es/formsandguides/) with a recent   passport sized photograph and Family Declaration form.  Please ensure that your own contact   phone number (mobile and land line) and email address are clearly stated in your application   form.  Agents, please list your addre ss at A14.       2.   Application fee    A non - refundable application fee of US$130 is payable.       Acceptable modes of payment are a bank draft payable to the “ New Zealand Immigration   Service ” or credit card (Master Card/ Visa Card).         Payment by bank draft should  include a further US$10 (to make US$140 in total) for draft   clearance fee.       If you wish the documents submitted with your application to be returned to you a courier fee of   US$20 is payable.         Cash payments are NOT acceptable.       3.   Travel Document    A complete  copy of your passport  -   each passport page must be copied.  If you have travelled   overseas previously on a different passport please also provide a copy of each page of that   passport.         Please note that it is illegal under Pakistan law to send a passport  out of Pakistan.  We do not   encourage you to do this.       4.   Covering Letter/Statement of Purpose    This sets out        the documents enclosed with the application       explanation of the financial support       applicant profile  –   background of applicant, family situation,  previous academic record, work   experience (full details of all full time employment  -   dates and names of employers), course   of study, reason for pursuing course, and post – graduation plans.       5.   Offer of Place     The Offer of Place form will be from a New Zealand   Education Provider and must include the   name of the course of study, the length of the course, and the tuition fee payable.    The offer must be unconditional (with the exception of conditions related to obtaining a student   visa).  If you have received a con ditional offer of place you will need to meet the conditions   before applying for your student visa.    Your intended course of study must be a course approved by the New Zealand Qualifications   Authority.  You can check this at their website  www.nzqa.govt.nz         6.   A certified copy of your Birth Certificate."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 22,
+    "content": "7.   A completed Family Declaration Form.    This form will be sent to you by your Visa Officer after your application is accepted for   processing.       8.    Financial  Documents       A fully completed “ Financial Undertaking for a Student ” form (if another person is paying for   your studies).            Evidence of NZ$10,000 per annum for personal maintenance for each year you intend to study,   and  sufficient  funds  to  cover  your  tuition     fees  for  the  full  period  of  intended  stay  in  New   Zealand.  This should be in the form of any of the following:          Original bank statements of the person paying your fees          Letter(s)  from  the  employers  of  your  parent(s)  or  the  person  responsible  for  your  fina ncial   support.  This letter must be written on company letterhead, bearing the company seal and the   signature  of  the  head  of  the  company  or  by  the  authorized  person  of  the  personnel/human   resources department.  This letter should include Annual income (inc luding bonuses, and any   commission earned) and Length of employment and position(s) held          Evidence of all bank transactions/activities carried out by you, your parents and/or the person   responsible for your financial support for at least the past 12 months .          Additional  acceptable  evidence  of  financial  ability  includes  bank  statements,  photocopies  of   complete  bankbooks,  deposit  slips,  personal  income  tax  returns  as  well  as  stock  transaction   reports with the history shown for the past 12 months and the stock  ownership certificate if the   money was gained from such investments.          Large  deposits  made  within  the  past  6  months  should  be  accompanied  by  appropriate   documents  to  prove  the  history  and  the  source  of  the  funds  such  as  interests  slips,  stock   transaction re ceipts, etc. Please also include a written explanation of the history and the source   of those funds.          If your parents are the sole owner and/or shareholders of a business (and this is the source of   your funds), the following documents are required:      Notarized copy of business license      Statement  from  the  business  owner  on  official  company  letterhead  indicating  the  date  the   business has been established, the type of business and the number of employees      Notarized  articles  of  association  listing  all  shareh olders,  the  percentage  of  individual   shareholding and their positions held in the business.      Business tax returns for the past 2 years      Income statement for the last financial year"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 23,
+    "content": "   If you are currently living or studying in a third country you should also p rovide evidence of   any  accounts  held  in  your  name  and  showing  your  personal  income  and  expenses  for  the   duration of your stay in that country.       9.   Guarantee of accommodation in New Zealand.    If this is being arranged by your education provider please prov ide confirmation of this.         10.   Academic Documents    Provide your academic record including certified copies of any qualifications diplomas or   certificates completed in the last 5 years and your marks transcript.        Provide details of any partially complet ed course you have undertaken or are currently   undertaking             11.   English Language Ability    Provide the evidence of English Language you submitted with your Admission application to your   education provider in New Zealand.          12.   Medical Certificates    If you intend to remain in New Zealand for 12 months or more please provide a Medical and X - ray   Certificate (NZIS Form 1007), not more than 3 months old     If you intend to remain in New Zealand for longer than 6 months but less than 12 months   please   provide   a chest X - ray plate and Temporary Entry X - ray Certificate (Form 1096) .The certificate   must be less than 3 months old when the application is lodged.     Any Medical or X - Ray Certificate needs to be completed by an Immigration New Zealand Panel.   For a list o f our panel doctor s, please visit our website at  www.immigration.govt.nz/paneldoctors       13.   Police Certificate    Provide a police clearance certificates from your country of citizenship  and   any oth er countries   where you have resided for 5 years and more since you turned 17 years of age.        These certificates must not be more than 6 months old and are only required from applicants   aged 17 and above.       14.   A full work history      Your work history should o utline all periods of employment, including the name and address of   all past employers.    This information should be included in the covering letter (see # 4 above)    Notes    1.   If  any  documents  are  in  a  language  other  than  English,  you  must  provide  official  Eng lish   translations of these documents."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 24,
+    "content": "2.   Certified copies must be stamped or endorsed as being true copies of the originals by a person   authorized by law to take statutory declarations.      3.   Immigration  New  Zealand  may  require  further  documents  during  the  course   of  assessing  an   application.        Endorsement of your Student Visa label          As it is illegal to send a Pakistani passport out of the country we will work with you to make   arrangements for your visa to be endorsed in your passport in Bangkok or another INZ offi ce   if that is more convenient.           You may travel to Bangkok for the endorsement of your Visa in your passport after   obtaining confirmation from this office that your application has been approved.   Please   allow one working day to be in Bangkok   for the endorsement of your visa.   To facilitate   your travel to Bangkok we will issue you with a letter which confirms your visa application   has been approved.  You will need to present this to support your application for a Thai visa.    Lodging Your Appli cation       Your application should be submitted via mail/courier to:       Immigration New Zealand    15 th   Floor M - Thai Tower    All Seasons Place    87 Wireless Road    Lumpini    BANGKOK 10330       Contact Details:       via email:   [email protected]    via telephone:    +662 654 3444    via fax:    +662 654 3445    website:   http://www.immigration.govt.nz/bangkok          Our office is open from 9am  –   12pm and from 1.00pm to 3pm from Monday to Friday."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 25,
+    "content": "2. NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITIES       AUCKLAND    a)   UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    b)   CHRISTCHURCH BACCALAUREATE COLLEGE    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    c)   MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    d)   DESIGN & ARTS COLLEGE    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    e)   UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    f)   UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate    g)   UNIVERSAL COLLEGE OF LEARNING    i)   Undergraduate    ii)   Postgraduate"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 26,
+    "content": "SECTION III       VISA PROCEDURE   FOR UK"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 27,
+    "content": "3. UK INSTITUTIONS       COLLEGES       1)  CAVENDISH COLLEGE, LONDON             Undergraduate     o   Business  Management    o   Computing    o   Hospitality Management          Postgraduate    o   Diploma in Management Studies    o   MBA    o   Pre MBA    o   Postgraduate Advanced Professional Diploma in Hospitality Management       Fees and Payments       £5400 to £ 6000 per year       Advance Payment       £4000 payable in advance          IELTS       Flexible  entry  requirements,  flexible  IELTS  English  language  programmes  and  support   available       Selling Points       Well established approved private college       Central London location       Well resourced college which achieves good results       Excellent results achie ved with some students going to Oxford and Cambridge each year.       Intermediate Students    Students with good grades of 65% or more can go for direct entry into the bachelors program.       2) CITY COLLEGE,   MANCHESTER    Further Education       A Levels       Undergraduate"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 28,
+    "content": "   HND  (Business, Graphic Design, Design & Media, Travel & Tourism, Multimedia Design   & Music Technology).       Section 1.01   Foundation Degrees       Business,  Graphic  Design,  I.T,  Travel  &  Tourism,  Multimedia  Design  &  Music   Technology).       Pre Masters        Fees and Payments      (all fees per   year)       Foundation                5500 - 5900 GBP       A -   Levels                   4500 GBP                HND                          5500 GBP       Pre Masters                5500 - 6500 GBP    Advance Payment       £2500 payable in advance       Living expenses        £5000 per year       IELTS       IELTS 5.0 for A -   Levels, 5.5 for Foundation, HND, Pre Masters & PGD       Selling Points       Affiliated college of University of Manchester       Progression to top UK Universities, like University of Manchester, University of Warwick,   University of Westminster, Manchest er Metropolitan University etc.          3) PEMBROKESHIRE COLLEGE              Further Education        A Levels       Vocational A Levels        English Language        Undergraduate       International Foundation    (Jan and Sept intake)       1 year English language plus (Jan and Sept intake)       Pre masters English language plus study skills 1 year programme (Jan and Sept intake)       BSc / HND Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Sept intake only)       BSc /HND Information Technology (Sept intake only)       BA (honours) /HND Business Administration (Sept int ake only)"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 29,
+    "content": "Please  note  that  HND/Degree  programmes  can  be  provided  in  January  if  student  goes  for  a   combined offer for International Foundation + HND/Degree option.         Fees and Payments      (all fees per year)       Foundation      £4000 (Jan intake) £4500 (Sept int ake)       A levels              £4000 (Jan intake) £4500 (Sept intake)       HND               £5000 (with regional scholarship only £3750)       Degree            £5000 (with regional scholarship only £3750)       Pre Masters     £4000 (Jan intake) £4500 (Sept intake)       Advance Payment       £3750 payable in advance       Living expenses        £5000 per year       IELTS       IELTS 5.5 required for HND       IELTS 6.0 for degree       6.0 for A levels       Selling Points       Quiet rural location ideal for study       Easy travel to big city life in Swansea and Cardiff       Good support for inte rnational students       Good quality very good value degree programme.          UNIVERSITIES       1) UNIVERSITY OF GLAMORGAN    Undergraduate and Postgraduate        Engineering  including  Software,  Electronics,  Civil,  Mechanical,  Digital  Comms  and   Aerospace/ aircraft maintenance.       Business including, Information Management, Accounting, E Business Computing , Law   , International       Computing including Internet, E business, Multimedia, mobile computing, Information   Security & Computer Crimes.        Fees and payments       PG  £9450 scholarships up   to £2000       UG  £85000 scholarships up to £1500       IELTS    Foundation 5.5, Undergraduate 6.0 & PG 6.5."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 30,
+    "content": "Advance payment     50% of full fees       Living Expenses    £5000  p er year       Selling Points       Good quality new University       Scholarships available.       Near to centre of  Cardiff the lively capital of Wales       Inexpensive accommodation available       Good sports and entertainment facilities       Mosque  &  Islamic  society  to  help  Pakistani  students  in  getting  part  time  jobs  &   accommodations.       2) UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH            Undergraduate and Postgraduate        Automotive Engineering       Civil Engineering       Control Engineering       Electrical Engineering       Electronic Engineering       Industrial Automation       Manufacturing Engineering       Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics       Surveying       Construction       Computing        Computer Systems and Networking       Internet Technology       Business       Business Administration       Management    Fees and payments       Undergraduate and Postgraduate   £8000  - £8650   note business courses are more expensive    check website or main office for details       Living expe nses         £8000    Advance Payment       £2000 required in advance sent to the university and in case of rejection the refund comes   from the university and can take 4 to 8 weeks."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 31,
+    "content": "IELTS       IELTS 6.0 for undergraduate, 6.5 for postgraduate programme    Selling Points       Campus based university in London       Good quality engineering programmes at reasonable costs       Excellent business programmes but expensive       Excellent access to road , rail and air travel       Excellent access to shopping and entertainment in London       3) UNIVERSITY OF  WALES,  NEW PORT    Location    The  University  has  two  campuses  one  of  which  is  located  in  Newport  it  self,  the  other  is  three   miles up t he river UK   in the picturesque town of Caerleon.       Foundation / HND / Undergraduate & Postgraduate Options    o   Arts & Design             M edia        o   Accountancy & Finance           Measurement  &  Control   System    o   Archaeology             Social Studies    o   Animation             Sport Business Management    o   Artificial Intelligence & Game Development     Philosophy & Religious Studies    o   Digital & Mobile Communication       Journalism    o   Building Studies           Design    o   Business Management           Marketing    o   Computing             Nursing    o   Electronics             Construction Management    o   Economics             Public Relation    o   Environment             Photography     o   Fashion               Information Technology    o   Graphics             Psychology    o   Human R esource           Film & Video    o   History               Radiography    o   Law               Software Engineering      o   MBA (NO WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIRED)                         Fees & Payments       GBP 5,000 - 5,500  –   Foundation / HND       GBP 6,000 - 7,000  –   Undergraduate        GBP 7000  - 8,000  –   Masters        Living expenses       Approx £5000  -   6000 (As per Government Directives)       Advance Payment"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 32,
+    "content": "   £1000  payable  in  advance  and  fully  refundable  on  Visa  rejection.  Amount  is  sent to the   university and the refund takes about 4 to 8 weeks in case of rejection.        English Requirements       IELTS     5.5  (Foundation)  6.0  (Undergraduate)  6.5  (Postgraduate).  Exempted  for  O  &  A   level students with minimum C Grade in English          Intakes       September (All Programs)       Selling Points       NEW PORT  is a  large, diverse,  historic provider  of  higher and  further education  f or the   people of and beyond.       NEW PORT  deliver over 300 courses to more than 23,000 students       Newport’s continuing commitment to equal opportunities & provision of a welcoming   multicultural  environment  reflected  slightly  increases  the  proportion  of  students     from  ethnic   minority backgrounds       A  Guaranteed  and  affordable  place  in  the  Halls  of  Residence  for  full  time  international   students who hold a conditional / unconditional firm  offer letter        Sport and leisure facilities play a major part in the life of the  City       The  City  proudly  displays  its  past  with  historic  buildings,  Victorian  arcades,  impressive   museum collections and monuments of art within easy reach .       NEW PORTS cultural diversity is reflected in the wide range of restaurants, with Indian,   Chinese,  Mexican, French and Italian cuisine well represented          4)  UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON       Foundation  /  HND   Options    Undergraduate Options       Postgraduate Options           Business   Business   Business School    Computing   Computing Technology   Computing    Law   LLB   Leather  Technology    Leather Technology   Materials Technology (Leather)   Law      Media Studies Technology   Fashion Education      Multimedia Technology         Fees & Payments       GBP 5,000 - 5,500  –   Foundation / HND       GBP 6,500 - 6,950   –   Undergraduate        GBP 6,950 - 7,000   –   Masters         Eligibility Criteria"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 33,
+    "content": "   B.A / B.Com :  -   Good   Grades  –   I Year Top up       B.A / B.Com :  -   3 to 4 years   -   Good Grades Exp  –   Pre  –   Masters (April)                                      Followed by Masters       F.A / FSc   :        65% + Direct Bachelors, others through HND              Living expenses       Approx  £5000   (As per Government Directives)       Advance Payment       £3500   payable in advance and fully refundable on Visa rejection .       Notes       IELTS  5.5   (Foundation)  6.0   (Undergraduate)   6.5  (Postgraduate)       Intakes       September (All Programs)       Jan / Feb  (Only Masters Program)       Selling Points       Scholarships available up to 30%       A fast & cost effective route to a degree.       Only University offering Leather Technology courses.       Easy accessibility to many historical & cultural sites.       Health, Welfare Advice & Support   for Students.       Affordable On campus accommodation from £55 to £72 including utilities.       Location    It is located in Northampton, which is 50 minutes from Central London .          5)   UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ENGLAND  -   BIRMINGHAM    Location    It  is  located  at  the  heart  of    road,  rail  (Birmingham  New  Street)  and  air  (Birmingham  Airport),   which  attracts  students  from  all  over  the  UK  and  the  world.  It  is  an  hour  and  30  minutes  from   London  and  1anhour  from  Manchester  by  train,  located  in  midlands,  Birmingham  is  the  second   larges t city in the UK with large Muslim population and freely available Halal food.       Foundation / HND / Undergraduate & Postgraduate Options    Arts & Design         Media        Accountancy & Finance       Music    Business & Management       Marketing    Computing         Nursing    Education         Construction Management    Economics         Public Relation    Environment         Photography     Fashion           Psychology"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 34,
+    "content": "Health & Social Science       Research    Human Resource         Radiography    Law           Journalism    Logistics         Horology        Fees & Payments       GBP 5,000 - 5,500  –   Foundati on / HND       GBP 6,500 - 7,000  –   Undergraduate        GBP 7000  - 8,000  –   Masters        Living expenses       Approx £5000  -   6000 (As per Government Directives)       Advance Payment       £2500 payable in advance and fully refundable on Visa rejection. The amount will be held   with us till  visa is granted.       English Requirements       IELTS  5.5  (Foundation)  6.0  (Undergraduate)  6.5  (Postgraduate).  Exempted  for  O  &  A   level students with minimum C Grade in English       Intakes       September (All Programs)       Jan / Feb / Apr /May (Only Masters Programs)       Selling  Points       UCE is a large, diverse, historic provider of higher and further education for the people of   Birmingham and beyond.       UCE Birmingham deliver over 300 courses to more than 23,000 students       UCE’s  continuing  commitment  to  equal  opportunities  &  provision  o f  a  welcoming   multicultural  environment  reflected  slightly  increases  the  proportion  of  students  from  ethnic   minority backgrounds       A  Guaranteed  and  affordable  place  in  the  Halls  of  Residence  for  full  time  international   students who hold a conditional / uncon ditional firm  offer letter        Sport and leisure facilities play a major part in the life of the City       The  City  proudly  displays  its  past  with  historic  buildings,  Victorian  arcades,  impressive   museum collections and monuments of art within easy reach .       Birming ham's cultural diversity is reflected in the wide range of restaurants, with Indian,   Chinese, Mexican, French and Italian cuisine well represented          6)  University of Paisley, SCOTLAND    Location    Located in Scotland, the nearest biggest city is Glasgow, which   is 15 minutes away by train.        Undergraduate & Postgraduate Options"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 35,
+    "content": "   Business & Management           Computing               Education               Health & Nursing             Human Resource             Law         Media           Music           Fees & Payments       GBP 7,000  –   Band 1 for non lab based courses such as  Business.       GBP 7,900  –   Band 2 for lab based courses such as I.T & Sciences.       Living expenses       Approx £5000  -   6000 (As per Government Directives)       Advance Payment       £4000 payable in advance and fully refundable on Visa rejection. The amount will be held   with us   till visa is granted.       English Requirements       6.0 Undergraduate & Postgraduate. Exempted for O & A level students with minimum C   Grade in English       Intakes       September (All Programs)       Jan / Feb (Only Masters Programs) & September. (All other programs)       Selling  Points       Paisley is a safe, friendly & welcoming town.       Scotland is a large, diverse, historic provider of higher and further education for the people   all around the world.       Work permit facility available after the completion of program.       Student accommodation  is available nearby & besides the University’s sport center.       Paisley Museum & Art Gallery is situated opposite the University.       80000 students studying career - focused program."
+  }
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+  {
+    "page": 1,
+    "content": "A SPIRE   AND UK PARTNERS      Basic Information to Counsel      Training Manual Version 1.1     A comprehensive guide to start with the basic information regarding partner universities       Aspire  for general counselling.                         AEC  – May 2023"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 2,
+    "content": "Contents      University of Northampton   ................................ ................................ ................................ ......................   9      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   9      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..................   9      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..........   9      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...............................   9      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .....................   9      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..............   9      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..........   9      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   9      Brunel University   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ......   11      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   11      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   11      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   11      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   11      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   11      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   11      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   11      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   11      Middlesex University London   ................................ ................................ ................................ ....................   13      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   13      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   13      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   13      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   13      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   13      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   13      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   13      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   13      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   13      University of Hertfordshire   ................................ ................................ ................................ .......................   15      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   15      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   15      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   15      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   15      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   15      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   15      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   15"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 3,
+    "content": "Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   15      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   15      University of South Wales   ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   17      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   17      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   17      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   17      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   17      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   17      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   17      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   17      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   17      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   17      University of the West Scotland   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   19      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   19      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   19      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   19      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   19      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   19      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   19      Early Payment Discount Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   19      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   19      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   19      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   19      Bangor University   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .....   21      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   21      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   21      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   21      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   21      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   21      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   21      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   21      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   21      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   21      The University of Manchester   ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   23      Ranki ng:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   23      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   23      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   23      ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 4,
+    "content": "Entry Requi rement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   23      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   23      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   23      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   23      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   23      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   23        The University of Glasgow   ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   25      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   26      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   26      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   2 6      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   26      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   2 6      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   26      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   2 6      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   2 6      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   2 6      The University of Sheffield   ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   29      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   29      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   29      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   29      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   29      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   29      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   29      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   29      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   29      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   29      University of Nottingham   ................................ ................................ ................................ ..........................   31         ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 5,
+    "content": "Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   31      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   31      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   31      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   31      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   31      Scholars hip:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   31      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   31      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   31      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   31      University of Liverpool   ................................ ................................ ................................ ..............................   33      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   33      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   33      Fee Structu re:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   33      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   33      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   33      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   33      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   33      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   33      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   33      SOAS University of London   ................................ ................................ ................................ .......................   35      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   35      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   35      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   35      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   35      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   35      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   35      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   35      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   35      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   35      City, University of London   ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   37      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   37      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   37      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   37      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   37      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   37      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   37      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   37      ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 6,
+    "content": "Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   37      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   37      Coventry University   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..   39      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   39      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   39      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   39      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   39      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   39      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   39      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   39      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   39      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   39      Sheffield Hallam University   ................................ ................................ ................................ .......................   41      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   41      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   41      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   41      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   41      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   41      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   41      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   41      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   41      Placement Opti ons:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   41      Manchester Metropolitan University   ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   43      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   43      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   43      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   43      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   43      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   43      Scho larship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   43      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   43      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   43      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   43      Glasgow Caledonian University   ................................ ................................ ................................ .................   45      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   45      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   45      F ee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   45      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   45      ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 7,
+    "content": "IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   45      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   45      Popular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   45      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   45      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   45      University of Law   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ......   47      Ranking:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   47      Location and Main Campus:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........................   47      Fee Structure:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   47      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   47      IELTS:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............................   47      Scholarship:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   47      Pop ular Courses:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   47      Deposit:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........................   47      Placement Options:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........   47      UK Pathways:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...........   48      Foundation:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................   48      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ....   48      IELTS Requirement for Foundation:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................   48      International Year 1:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ......   48      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ....   48      IELTS Requirement for Intl. Year 1:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .................   48      Pre - Master’ s Program:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ...   48      Entry Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ....   48      IELTS Requirement for Pre - Master’s Program:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................   48      External Partn ers and List of Universities:   ................................ ................................ ................................ .   49      UK Application Process and Similarities to Australian Application:   ................................ ............................   50      Similarities to Australian Application:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............   50      Only difference to Australian Application:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ......   50      Visa Requirement:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ....   50      Visa Fee & Health Charges:   ................................ ................................ ................................ .......................   50      Sample Documents:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ..   51      IOM TB Test Sample:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ......   51      Affidavit of Financial Support Sample:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ............   51      Sample CAS Letter:   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .........   52       ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 8,
+    "content": "FAQs.   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ ........................   53      1.   What are pathways or foundation and how to eva luate a student?   ................................ ................................ ................................ ..........................   53      2.   Do universities offer pathways in their main campus?   ................................ ................................ ................................ ................................ .............   53      3.   How I can calculate the tuition fee and cost of living (Maintenance  Fee)?   ................................ ................................ ................................ .................   53                                                                                                                                                                                          ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 9,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 10,
+    "content": "University of Northampton      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Location and Main Campus:      Northampton, England (It  is 50 mins from Central London by Train)             Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate  fee   GBP 14750     Per Annum   Study postgraduate    GBP 16500      &   MBA 1 75 0 0  Per Annum   .   For Placement add GBP   1000          Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    74% or Below (Entry th rough UNIC   {University of Northampton International   College}    5C’s or More GCSE Passes (Entry into    UNIC)   BCC   60% or above First or Second - class ,     75% or above will be eligible for          direct entry.                IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 (or equivale nt) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.   6.5 (or equivalent) over all, no sub score less than  6 .0   in writing    (Exception GCSE, O - Levels Grade C in English Language)         LanguageCert International ESOL SELT (B2)  (for undergraduate and C1 /C1 Exper t for PG programs)       Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 33/50 in each component        UG  Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: not accepted       Pearson PTE Academic         Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: an average of 65 with no score lower than 59 in all skills .        Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: an average of 70 with no score lower than 59 in each of listening, reading, and speaking , and 65 in writing.     TOEFL (iBT)/ TOEFL (iBT) Home Edition         Degrees requiring IELTS 6.0 overall: 70 overall (minimum score: Lis tening  –   17, Reading  –   18, Writing  –   17, Speaking -   20)        Degrees requiring IELTS 6.5 overall: 88 overall (minimum score: Listening  –   17, Reading  –   18, Writing  –   17, Speaking -   20)        Scholarship:      Up to 30% merit - based scholarship in tuition fees.      Popular Co urses   with Placement :      MBA without work experience, MBA with work placement, MSc with work placement, MSc Accounting for ACCA F - 9 qualified people.    Deposit:  7 000 GBP (2% further reduction on full fee payment)    Take a Virtual Tour  https://www.northampton.ac.uk/360 - Tour/      Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 11,
+    "content": ""
+  },
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+    "page": 12,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 13,
+    "content": "Brunel University      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      41 in the UK.             Location and Main Campus:      London, England (30 Minutes away from Central London)            Fee  Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 19330     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 24000     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Intermediate     O - Levels         A - Levels     Bachelors    60% or Below (Entry through LBIC     Grade: CDE acceptable for ad mission.         GCE A - level BBB (General Studies not     4 years bachelors (or equivalent),    {London Brunel International     O Levels/ AS Level  --   Entry to         accepted).  --   Entry to 1st Year of     with 2.2 UK degree equivalent    College})     Foundation (Entry through LBIC         Bachelors at Brunel University     or Section University CGPA 2.4 / 4.0        {London Brunel International               or 60%    70% or above Year 1 by LBIC     College})               2.4/2.6 for Tier 2 Universities                        (Condition Applies)                          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Pos tgraduate      6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.   6.5 (or equivalent) over all.      IELTS waiver, subject to achieving the 2.2 UK degree equivalent      Scholarship:      GBP 6000 per year.      Popular Courses:      Famous for Business & Econo mics, Computer Science, Social Science, Life Science, Engineering & Technology and Physical & Sports. And MBA   (Experience Required).      Placement Options:  Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)       Deposit:  GBP 3000             Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 14,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 15,
+    "content": "Middlesex Uni versity  London      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      107 in the UK.          Location and Main Campus:      North West London, England (20 Minutes away from Central London)             Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 15100     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 16800     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Intermediate     O - Levels     A - Levels   Bachelors    Minimum 65% or Above     GCSE 5C’s or above     BCC   Normally require a second - cla ss              Honours degree (2:2) or above in an              .     appropriate subject. (65% or above)          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.   6.5 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 6.0 sub - score in all  modules.          Scholarship:      No Scholarship (Fee is already reduced to Low).      Popular Courses:      Famous for Accounting & Finance, Business and management, Economics, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Tourism and Hospit ality MBA (No   interview, No Work exper ience or Portfolio).      Deposit:  GBP 3 000       Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)          Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 16,
+    "content": "Tarique Kahn   ASPIRE   EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 17,
+    "content": "University of Hertfordshire      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      88 in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Hatfield, England (1 Hr Drive away from Central London)             Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 14750     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 15450     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:        Intermediate         O - Level s       A - Levels     Bachelors      ➢   HSC 60%  –   Entry to Stage 1     GCSE 5D’s or above O Levels/           GCE A - level CCC (General Studies not     4 years bachelors (or equivalent),      (Foundation)or Stage 2 at HIC     AS Level  --   Entry to Stage 1         accepted).  --   Entry to 1st Year  of     with minimum CGPA 2.4 / 4.0 or      (Hertfordshire International     (Foundation)         Bachelors at University of     60%.      College)             Hertfordshire                                         ➢   HSC 80%  --   Entry to 1st Year                              of Bachelors at University of                              Hertfordshire                            IELTS:                                    Undergraduate         Postgraduate      6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.       6.5 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 6.0 sub - score in all modules.      Scholarship:      Up to GBP2000.      Popular Courses:      Famous  for Food Science, Social Work, Optometry Ophthalmology & Orthoptics and Medical Technology, MBA (Work Experience ENCOURAGED.   However, applicants without work experience will be further evaluated on academics).      Deposit:  GBP  5 k   for Karachi and Lahore or els e 10K       Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)       Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 18,
+    "content": "Tarique Kahn   ASPIRE   EDUCATION AL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 19,
+    "content": "University of South Wales      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      71 in the UK.             Location and Main Campus:      Cardiff,   Wales (4Hrs drive to Central London, England)             Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP13 7 00     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP14 95 0     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    Intermediat e (HSC): 65%   Can get admission into Pathway with   Can get into year 1 with 3C’s   Bachelors: GPA of 2.2 or above out of      GCSE 5C’s.     4.0 OR 55% or above (4 Years)          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in a ll modules.   6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.          Scholarship:      From GBP 1500 to GBP 2500. (Limited Availability)      Existing Alumni Discount: GBP 6000      Popular Courses:      Famous for Health & Medicine (Nursing, Public Health),   Engineering, Social Studies, Business, Personal Care, Science, Computer Science, Hospitality. MBA   (No Work Experience required).      Deposit:  1 st   Semester fee  for Masters and 3 000   for Undergrad       Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may va ry)       Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 20,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 21,
+    "content": "University of the West Scotland      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      108 in the UK.             Location and Main Campus:      Glasgow, Scotland (8Hrs Drive to London, England)             Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 14500     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 14500     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate     O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    Applicants must have at least 60% in     GCSE 5C’s or above   Passe s in at least five subjects   Applicants must have at least 80% in    their higher Secondary       including at least two passes at GCE   their higher Secondary    Certificate/Intermediate       Advanced Level (grade C or higher)   Certificate/Intermediate            plus, recogn ised foundation            programme      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    UWS requires an IELTS score of 6.5 or above (with no component below 6.0).   UWS requires an IELTS score of 6.5 or above (with no component below 6.0).      Scholarship:      Scholarship of GBP 15 00 is available.      Early Payment Discount Options:      International students who pay their tuition fees in full 7 days prior to classes commencing would be entitled to a discount  of 10% of their remaining   tuition fees.      Popular Courses:      Famous for Aeronautic al & Manufacturing Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, General Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,   Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism, Physics & Astronomy.      Deposit:  50%       Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees m ay vary)       Search for UG Courses   Search for PG Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 22,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 23,
+    "content": "Bangor University      (University Website is linked click on the name)             Ranking:      49 in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Bangor, Wales      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 16000     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 17000     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    Year 11 HSC/Intermediate (Par t 1)   GCSE 5C’s   3C’s A Levels or International   3  –   4 years of Bachelors or    with 60%.     Baccalaureate   equivalent.    Year 11 marks + Semester 1 of year          12  –   55%       With min of 2.4 CGPA    OR Two - year Bachelor degree (Pass)          is required to be considered for   entry          onto the International Year 1*            IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.   6.0 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 5.5 sub - score in all modules.      Scholarship:      Vice Chancellor Schol arship: 50% of Tuition Fee      Dean Scholarship: GBP 4000      International Scholarship: GBP 3000      Scholarship of GBP 1500 is available.      Popular Courses:      Famous for Arts & Humanities, Language & Linguistics, Business & Economics, Psychology, Life Sciences, Bio logical Sciences, Clinical, Preclinical & Health,   Computer Science, Engineering & Technology.      Deposit:  50%       Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)       Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 24,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 25,
+    "content": "The University of Manchester      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      6 in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Manchester North West, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 29000     Upwards pe r Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 28000     Upwards  Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Inte rmediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grade AAB   Honours   UK 2:1      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.5 Overall with no sub score below 6.0   7.0 overall with no sub score below 6.5      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Nursing, Dentistry, Account &  Finance, Chemical Engineering, Business.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 1000 for PG      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                                             Search for UG   Courses   Search for PG Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 26,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 27,
+    "content": "The U niversity of Glasgow      (University Website is linked click on the name)             Ranking:      11 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Glasgow, Scotland      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study unde rgraduate for   GBP 23520     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   £32850   Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grade  ABB   Equivalent to Honor UK 2:1      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 6.0   6.5 wi th no sub score 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Library & Information Management, Veterinary Medicine, Cancer Studies, Accounting & Finance.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 1000 for PG      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees   may vary)                         Search for UG Courses   Search for PG Courses                                  Tarique Kahn   ASPIRE   EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 28,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 29,
+    "content": "The University of Sheffield      (University Website is linked click on the name)             Ranking:      11 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Broomhall Sheffield, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 21000     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP2 75 00     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Gra de  AAB   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:1      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.5 with no sub score below 6.0   6.5 with no sub score below 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Business. Accounting & Finance, Library & Informatio n Management.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 1000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                                Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 30,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 31,
+    "content": "University of Nottingham      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      11 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Nottingham East Midland, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 24000     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 28000     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Le vels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grades  AAB   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:1      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.5 with no sub score below 6.0   7.0 with no sub score below 6.5      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Business. Accounting & Finance, Library & Information   Management.      Deposit:      No deposit for UG.      GBP 4000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                  Search for UG Courses   Search for PG Courses                                                 ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 32,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 33,
+    "content": "University of Liverpool      (Uni versity Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      15 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Liverpool North West, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   G BP 21600     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 26000     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grade  ABB   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:1      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 6.0   6.5 over all with   no sub score 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Business. Accounting & Finance, Library & Information Management.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 1000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                                 Search for Courses                                  ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 34,
+    "content": "ASPIRE EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 35,
+    "content": "SOAS Un iversity of London      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      13 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      London, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergra duate for   GBP 21160     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 24750     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grades  ABB   Equivalent to  Honours   UK’ 2:1      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 6.0   6.5  with no sub score below 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Business. Accounting & Finance, Library & Information Management.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 1000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                                 Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 36,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 37,
+    "content": "City, University of London      (University Website is lin ked click on the name)            Ranking:      9 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      London, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 22000     Per Annum   Study postgraduate  for   GBP 28800     Per Annum      Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   AAB   NA      IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 6.0   6.5 with no sub score below 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Library & Infor mation Management, Media Communication and Accounting & Finance.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 1000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                                 Search for Co urses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 38,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 39,
+    "content": "Coventry University      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      50 th   in the UK.      Location and Mai n Campus:      Coventry West Midland, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 16800     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 18250     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Interme diate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    70%   NA   Grades BCC   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:2          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 6.0   6.5 with no sub score below 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Business & Management, Engineeri ng, Artificial Intelligence, Aeronautical Engineering.      Deposit:      GBP 8000   for UG.      GBP  8 000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                          Sear ch for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 40,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 41,
+    "content": "Sheffield Hallam University      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      50 th   in the UK.      Locati on and Main Campus:      Sheffield, York and Humber, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP 15860     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 16385     Per Annum          Entry Requir ement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grades CCC   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:2          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    5.5 with no sub score below 5.0   6.5 with no sub score 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Business & Management an d Engineering.      Deposit:      No deposit for UG.      GBP  3 000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                     Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 42,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 43,
+    "content": "Manchester Metropolitan University      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      64 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Ca mpus:      Manchester North West, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP1 70 00     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP1 8 000     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Intermediat e   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    Min 70%   NA   Grades BCC   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:2          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 5.5   6.5 with no sub score 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Art & Design, Business & Education.      D eposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 3000 for PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                        Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 44,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 45,
+    "content": "Glasgow Caledonian University      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      72 th   in the UK.      Location and Main Campus:      Glasgow, Scotland      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP1 4 500     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP 1795 0     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Intermediate   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    NA   NA   Grades CCC   Equivalent to Hono r UK 2:2          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    6.0 with no sub score below 5.5   6.5 with no sub score below 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Medicinal courses, Therapy related courses.      Deposit:      No Deposit for UG.      GBP 3000 for PG.      Placement Op tions:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                  Search for UG Courses   Search for PG Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 46,
+    "content": ""
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 47,
+    "content": "University of Law      (University Website is linked click on the name)            Ranking:      72 th   in the UK.      Locatio n and Main Campus:      Guildford, England      Fee Structure:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    Study undergraduate for   GBP12500     Per Annum   Study postgraduate for   GBP12500     Per Annum          Entry Requirement:      Intermedia te   O - Levels   A - Levels   Bachelors    Min 60%   NA   Grades BCC   Equivalent to  Honours   UK 2:2          IELTS:      Undergraduate   Postgraduate    5.5 with no sub score below 5.5   6.5 with no sub score below 6.0      Scholarship:      TBA      Popular Courses:      Medicinal courses, Therapy rela ted courses.      Deposit:      1 st   Semester tuition fee as deposit for UG and PG.      Placement Options:      Yes, Placements are available. (Fees may vary)                               Search for Courses"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 48,
+    "content": "UK Pathways:         Founda tion:      Entry Requirement:        SSC/Matric        HSC/Intermediate        O - Levels        AS - Levels                               Min 50%     Min 50%     5C’s (D ^ E acceptable in some units)     C,D,E          IELTS Requirement for Foundation:      UKVI Academic IELTS with overall 5.5 with no sub score les s than 5.0                International Year 1:      Entry Requirement:        SSC/Matric        HSC/Intermediate        O - Levels        AS - Levels        A - Level                                     NA     Min 70%     NA     NA     Complete A - levels                                              (Coming up to 46 UCAS                                              Points)          IELTS Requireme nt for Intl. Year 1:      UKVI Academic IELTS with overall 6.0 with no sub score less than 5.5                Pre - Master’s Program:      Entry Requirement:      Bachelors      Bachelor’s Degree  Honours   (Min 3    Years) Pass with min of 50%.          IELTS Requirement for Pre - Master’s Program:      UKVI Academic IELTS with overall 6.0 with no sub score less than 5.5"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 49,
+    "content": "External Partners and List of Universities:                                           INTO Study        Navitas        Study Group        OnCampus (CEG)                               City University London     UNIC     Lancaster Unive rsity     Coventry University      Glasgow Caledonian University     Anglia Ruskin University     University of Aberdeen     University of Sunderland      INTO World Education Centre (1     BCUIC     Cardiff University     London South Bank university      to Many)                                  INTO Manc hester     HIC     Keele University     university of Hull      INTO Manchester Metropolitan     Robert Gordon (ICRGU)     University of Leeds     University of Reading      Newcastle University London     ICP     University of Surrey     ONCAMPUS LONDON (1 to                                    Many)      Queen's U niversity Belfast     Leicester University     University of Sussex     Birkbeck University of London      University of East Anglia     LBIC     Bellerbys College (1 to Many)     Royal Holloway University of                                    London      University of Exeter     Swansea College     Universit y of Huddersfield     Queen Mary university of London      University of Stirling     UPIC     Leeds Beckett University     Royal Veterinary college                          Royal Holloway University of     Goldsmiths university of London                          London                                  the university of Sheffiel d     The court auld Institute of Art                          Durham University     ONCAMPUS UK NORTH (1 to                                    Many)                          Coventry University London     UCLAN                            Liverpool John Moores University     RCSI                          Kingston University London     St. George's University                          University of Strathclyde Glasgow     University of Nicosia                          University of Lincoln"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 50,
+    "content": "UK Application Process:         Application:      •   All colo u red scan academic documents including certificate and transcripts      •   Copies of passport. (1 t ill 4 Pages)     •   Personal Statement. (Min 500 words)     •   Academic CV.     •   AEC   Assessment form to be filled by student.            •   For UG IELTS UKVI is mandatory, where as   IELTS Academic is required for PG ( Academic IELTS/PTE/TOEFL and in some cases Languagecert. )     •   2 Academi c References (Recommendation Letter or Referee Details).    •   UK Travel History, if applicable     •   English Proficiency Test Acceptable.  (TOEFL IBT/IELTS Indicator, Password )  Conditions Apply          Visa Requirement:      •   CAS (Certificate of Acceptance of Sponsorship)     •   28 D ays Mature Bank Statement with maintenance certificate.       •   Original All Academic Documents.     •   IELTS Certificate.     •   IOM (TB) Test.     •   Affidavit of Financial Support.   (Incase parents are sponsors)   0   •   Birth Certificate.     •   Original Passport (All Previous and current)     •   FRC (Family Registration Certificate)     •   ID Card (Translate in English)     •   Sponsor’s NIC (Translated in English)     •   2 Passport Size Photo.   (Not Required)     •   Travel History (UKVI or Visit Travel History Record)      (All the original documents need to be carried by th e student at the time of visa appointment as they will be scanned by the visa office).       1.   Visa Fee & Health Charges:         •   Overseas Health cover £470   Per Year .  (Through Credit Card)     •   Visa Fee GBP 348.  (Through Credit Card)     •   Gerry’s VFS visa documents scan servic es need to be paid online at the time of visa appointment in advance. GBP 16 to GBP 19.  (Through Credit Card)    Optional Service    •   Visa Application Form 9 (VAF9) Point Based Form.    Correct Link  Student visa  : Apply  -   GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)       https://visas - immigration.service.gov.uk/apply - visa - type/tier4       To be paid online for the whole course duration    All students will go through the fi nger printing (Biometric) art Gerry’s and all payments through credit card only"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 51,
+    "content": "DOCUMENTS CHECKLIST    NOTE: ALL THESE DOCUMENTS ARE TO BE TAKEN TO GERRY’S ON THE DAY OF VISA SUBMISSION                  1.     TB Screening Test Certificate        2.     Certificate of Ac ceptance of Sponsorship   (CAS LETTER)    3.     Valid Original Passport  - Previous passports (If any)        4.     CNIC Colored Copy of Student ( Both Sides on Same Page)             English Translation attested by Notary Public    5.     CNIC Colored Copy of both Parents ( Both Sides on Same Page)             English Translation attested by Notary Public    6.     2 Recent Colored Passport Size Photographs   (with white background)             Si ze: 45mm x 35mm       7.     Original All Educational Documents         8.     UKVI IELTS / TOEFL Certificate   (Mandatory if not exempted)    9.     Proof of Accommodation   (If any)        10.   Family Registration Certificate          11.   Birth Certificate of Applicant             English Tr anslation attested by Notary Public    12.   Affidavit of Support from the Sponsor             On a 100/ -   PRs Bond Paper attested by Notary Public        FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS    NOTE:     BANK STATEMENT MUST BE MAINTAINED FOR 28 CONSECUTIVE DAYS BEFORE APPLYING FOR A VISA, AND   THE AMOUNT MUST BE KEPT   TILL A VISA DECISION IS RECEIVED; THERE CAN BE TRANSACTIONS PROVIDED THE MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED IS   MAINTAINED .   IT AFFECTS   THE VISA DECISION NEGATIVELY*         1.      Ideally, the Bank statement should be in the Name of the Student appl ying or a Joint Account Statement with   the Sponsor.             (Sponsor can be yourself or parents).      2.      Original Maintenance Certificate             (Letter by the bank stating that the A/C holder has been maintaining the account satisfactorily   and should be signed by the Manager)      3.      Original Bank Statemen t, 28 Days. Maintained with required balance, including;    1 - year tuition fees and living expenses for a year."
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 52,
+    "content": "   £1,334 a month or 12006 per year for study   in   London         £1.023 a month or 9207 per year for study outside of London"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 53,
+    "content": "FAQs   for Credibility Interv iews for Tier 4 Students:                  o                     Why do you want to study in the UK?            o                     How many universities did you apply to? Why did you choose this specific university over those?         o                     Mention the Rankings of th e university along with the source?         o                     What Course are you applying for and why?         o                     What modules will you study in the first term? How will you be assessed?         o                     What is your course start date and end  date?           o                     What is the tuition cost for the whole year? What are the living expenses?         o                     What will be your Future prospects in Pakistan? How will it benefit you?         o                     Who will Sponsor you, and how?           o                     Monthly income or yearly turnover of the Sponsor?         o             How will you manage your accommodation?                O   Any Visa Refusal?      O   Do any   relatives live in the UK?"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 54,
+    "content": "Sample Documents:         IOM TB Test Sample:                                                                            Affidavit of Financial Support Sample:                                                                                     Tarique Kahn   ASPIRE   EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 55,
+    "content": "Sample CAS Letter:                                                                                                                                                                                    Tarique Kahn   ASPIRE   EDUCATIONAL CON SULTING"
+  },
+  {
+    "page": 56,
+    "content": "FAQs.         1.  What are pathways or foundation and how to evaluate a student?         Foundations or Pathways are a beginner level of education offered to students who haven’t performed properly in their previou s academic tenure.         If a student's academic   records show   a lack of interest in their previous education, we should advise the student to go for foundation as the direct   year will be difficult for them to catch up.                   2. Do universities offer pathways on their main campus?         There are a number of   universities that offer foundation years on their main campus. However, some of the universities offer foundation years   through their international college, which are part of the universities, such as:         LBIC: London Brunel International College         UNIC: U niversity of Northampton International College.                        3. How I can calculate the tuition fee and cost of living (Maintenance Fee)?         The tuition fee and cost of living vary from location to location. For Example:         If a student is studying at a universit y which is located in London, a major/main city, the fee and the cost of living will be high. Or if a student is   studying outside of London or away from major cities, the cost of living and tuition fees will be low. i.e.         Cost of living in London for a mo nth as per UKBA (UK Border Agency): GBP 1334 x (multiple by 9 Months)         Cost of living outside London as per UKBA: GBP 1023 x (multiple by 9 Months)."
+  }
+]