UNIVERSITY VS COLLEGE | WHICH ONE YOU SHOULD CHOOSE ?

Hello, sir. How are you, brother? Today, let's talk. What is the difference between a university and a college? What is good and what is bad, and everything about them If you get the information today, let's start the video First, let's talk about universities; universities are expensive. They have fees, and the semester fee is 10,000, 12,000, 15,000 and several universities offer 25,000 per semester, that's correct. And if we talk about college, their fees start at 4,000. per semester, up to 6,000 to 10,000, maximum 10,000 Here, the benefit goes to the college because the college's fees are low. There are more universities. But when it comes to courses, the course There are more universities than colleges. You'll be offered only 4, 5, or 10 courses at the college. But if you talk about the university, there you'll find from 50 to 70, 80 courses are obtained The next point is space. Colleges are small, and universities are very large. They are correct; their campuses are very large. You get the benefit of large libraries in universities. There are many colleges with computer labs, and in those colleges, it's the same situation. There are no facilities because they are cheap, caught in this loop. And then, at the university, you receive this benefit. It is that when your courses will be going So you have students from quite a few countries. The ones who are reading will meet you there. One benefit you have in universities is that whatever students you have They must be from quite a few courses and quite a few countries. So you'll get to meet many people, and your exposure will increase. You will gain knowledge about every country. That kind of case doesn't exist in college. Because there are fewer courses in college, there are also fewer students. And the next point is about jobs. So, if we're talking, if you have completed any degree from university And one of you came from a vocational college So your chances are higher compared to a college's Because colleges are not reputable There are far too many colleges that are cheap but not reputable. But all universities are good. And there is another benefit in this, that university You have a very high chance of getting a visa. If compared with college Because universities have levels: level 2, level 1, and level 3 But colleges do not have any levels either. Due to which their chances are greatly reduced And the next point is that you First of all, when you apply to India or Pakistan So you don't get colleges and the like quickly. Even if they did get a visa, their chances would be very low. One drawback of colleges is this. And if you apply to university, then Your chances increase for the visa Now let's talk about it from the perspective of an ordinary person. Because if your fees are lower, you will receive greater benefits. Because we want to pay lower fees, someone said 14, 15, 16, I'm not satisfied with the semester results, that's fine, okay. And the next point is that in colleges, we have to attend fewer days of classes. as compared to university, in university your 2-3 days There are classes, but there's no such scene at college, okay. And there's also a scene in college where you have an assignment All formalities must be cleared, even the exam. It has to be completed, a university I'm at college, there's no such scene there, so it's quite enough. Students are moving away from the university. But let me tell you one thing, there are conditions attached to your visa. is that whichever degree you have entered, you will receive that degree You must complete it; otherwise, you won't be able to obtain any degree. You can post the PR only after completing it. Like this, you. One major benefit of studying is that you won't be able to pull PRs There are many large universities with very high reputations. Yes, their courses are also valid in other countries if you have Motion University or like Mokwari University, which They are expensive, expensive universities if you have any It is valid in the United States if it has been studied. You can get a job even if you go there, in the UK or Canada. It doesn't happen at college based on their basis, college. So there are very, very good chances that you'll find someone like that The course will be available at the college because of the fees for such courses. It's way too much, and the guy who does it in a genuine way Studying would be best for them, but their fees It's quite high, around 25,000 to 26,000 worth of stuff. This is for one semester, and I'm telling you in dollars when you tell me. We change the band after 6 months, then it's a benefit. Is it or isn't it from the university to the college? Look here, this is mine. No benefit at all according to the calculation, since you are between 6 to 7 lakhs After paying the rupees, you don't even get added anywhere. Yes, go ahead because you also need to change the course and the university. Even if you change it, your ad won't work, so consider this perspective. If you waste 6 to 7 lakh rupees, then that's my calculation. So, whatever study you're bringing, just do it right there. Work hard and get the benefit; don't just change things without effort. Go because after six months, if you go to college I also go there if anyone is there for a year and a half When I get hold of it, I'll tell you one more thing about what's been going on for the past two years. It's a program for anyone who is studying. You will not receive the TR, meaning the work permit will not be issued to you. You won't get the study material later, you didn't put in the TR You will get this; just attach it whenever you change colleges. Please pay close attention to these things regarding your program. You will be eligible to apply for a work permit only after turning two years old. If your child is one and a half years old and you're caught up in the whirlwind of fees The fee for a one-and-a-half-year course is lower than the fee for a one-year course, and after that, it is even lower. We'll issue the work permit, brother. Even after that, you'll have two more years. You will have to pay one year's fee; if you pay extra, then You'll also ruin the timing; it's better to opt for any course with a duration of one or two years. Take it where you can insert TR, both places The thing that applies both at the university and at colleges is mine. The suggestion is that if you stay at the university, you will Job opportunities are high, and your chances of getting a visa are good. You'll just have to read more, that's all. You will have to pay a higher fee; we hope you understand. The concept should be somewhat clear by now. See you next time. Bye for now, take care