Procedure Of Admission Process :

BASIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS :
  • The Basic entry requirements would be a minimum of 55% in the last education, and
  • Good English Communication Skills.
  • Limited Backlogs up to 10-15 in number may be accepted in France if the course is completed in the given duration.
  • 3-Years of Bachelor’s Degree is accepted for Business programs but for Engineering and I.T. programs 4 years of Bachelor’s study is mandatory
  • Most of the institutions do not have an application fees.
  • Some business schools have an application fees from €45 – €100.
  • The tuition fee is to be deposited before the student files for visa.
  • Some institutions may require the complete year’s tuition fees to be paid in advance while others may require only the first semester’s fees to be paid up before applying for visa.
Intakes & Deadlines :-

Two Intakes:

  • Summer - January/February
  • Winter - September/October
General Deadlines for Applications :
  • Summer - Up to 15th November
  • Winter - Up to 15th July

ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS:

Below are the requirements to study in France for Indian students.

  • To study in France, international students need to submit various documents such as academic transcripts, funding statements and proof, certificates and internships, statement of purpose, letter of recommendation, admission form, application fee, passport, and passport-size photographs.
  • Indian students planning to pursue postgraduate courses in French universities must possess an undergraduate degree in the relevant field from a recognized board with a minimum of 70% marks and no study gap till graduation.
  • An essential academic requirement for Indian students is to submit a Statement of Purpose (SOP), a formal document explaining their reasons for choosing France, French universities, and a particular course. It should also include the student's career goals and achievements.
  • English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL and IELTS are mandatory for admission, and students need to submit two-three letters of recommendation (LOR) with their application.
  • Students aiming for courses in management, science, information technology, and engineering must appear for GRE and GMAT examinations.
UNIVERSITY SELECTION FACTORS

The admission process for France universities involves several steps:

  • Finding a correct area of study:

    Selecting your area of study is a crucial step that will shape your future career. France offers numerous degree programs in various fields, from fashion management in its fashion capitals to business degrees from the prestigious Grandes Ecoles. Consider your goals and envision yourself in the future to decide which program is right for you.

  • Admission requirements:

    It's important to familiarise yourself with the admission requirements for your chosen universities, taking into account your nationality and academic background. Research your options and reach out to universities or support services like Campus France for guidance and answers to any questions you may have.

  • Gathering required documents:

    Collecting the necessary documents can be a time-consuming process, so start as early as possible. Remember to consider any special requirements based on your nationality, study level, and university of choice. You may also need to translate your documents into French. Required documents typically include an application form, Campus France authorization, civil liability certificate, ID photos, passport, high school transcripts, and proof of language proficiency. Non-European students may need to provide additional documents like birth certificates and financial support proof.

  • Submitting your application:

    The application process may vary depending on your program and level of study. European nationals applying to the first year of a Bachelor's program should use the Parcoursup platform. Otherwise, contact your chosen universities directly. Non-European students must complete the Preliminary Admission (Demande d'Admission Préalable - DAP) and apply online through Campus France.

  • Obtain a French student visa:

    Once you've been accepted, you'll need to pay your tuition fees and apply for a French student visa. Determine which type of visa you need based on your length of stay and nationality, and carefully review the guidelines. Contact the French embassy for assistance if needed.

  • Get ready to study in France:

    Congratulations, you're now officially a student in France! Pack your bags and make your way to one of the most sophisticated, modern, and romantic countries in the world.

FRANCE PROCESS CHECKLIST

  • Academic transcripts
  • National identity proof
  • Passport
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Letter of Recommendation
  • Test scores
  • Application fees acknowledgement slip
  • Financial proof
  • Scholarship documents
VISA INTERVIEW CHECKLIST

To apply for a student visa to France, you must:

  • Over 18 years old and have already chosen a course of study.
  • Be accepted by a French higher education institution.
  • Have a valid travel document with at least two blank pages and validity that exceeds your intended stay.
  • Provide an ID photograph and proof of legal residency if not a national of your country of residence.
  • Have a certificate of pre-registration or registration from your institution.
  • Show proof of the last completed degree, if applicable.
  • Demonstrate proof of funds for tuition and living. Aspirants must show a minimum balance €7,380 (or €615 a month) for a year of living expenses in France.
  • Provide proof of accommodation, such as a rental agreement or sworn statement/undertaking from your host.
  • Pay a fee of €99 (about INR 9000).