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You're very welcome! 😊 I'm always here to help. If you have more questions or need further support, just drop them in the comments or book a call (link in bio). Let’s make your France journey smooth and stress-free! 🇫🇷✈️

CAF (Caisse d'Allocations Familiales) is a French government service that helps students and residents with housing benefits! 🏡 If you're eligible, you can get financial assistance to help cover your rent. It's like a little bonus to make life in France a bit easier. 😎 Got questions? Drop them here.

ESLSCA is decent for business programs, but I’m not sure if it’s among the top-ranked schools in France. If rankings and reputation matter to you, research alternatives like Grande École programs. Ultimately, it depends on your career goals and budget, dig into alumni reviews and placement stats before deciding! 😊

Thank you for kind comments. Yes, if you can. That will be cherry on the top. We did the same.☺️

Both have their charm! 🇫🇷 France offers affordable tuition, rich culture, and access to EU job markets, but you’ll need some French for better opportunities. 🇦🇺 Australia has higher fees but great post-study work visas and a booming tech market. Pick based on your budget, long-term goals, and how much you love croissants vs. kangaroos! 😜

That’s going to be my next vlog in a few days 😌 stay tuned! Meanwhile drop your questions here.

Get the latest balance certificate from bank along with the bank statement you have to submit. It should be on bank's letter head.

Dummy ticket is ok

Congrats on receiving the NOC! 🎉 Yes, it’s generally compulsory to show a balance/Loan certificate for the visa, proving you have enough funds for living in France. As for the dummy ticket, it’s a grey area, some applicants use it, but I recommend going with the actual flight booking to avoid any surprises! 😅 If you need more clarity, feel free to drop more questions.

On 11th day (dispatch address was different city) while my partner got it on 9th day as the city was same (Bengaluru)

Now a days you may receive within 2 - 3 days .

​@@abdulsamadkhan5089 😊 But since I applied 3 months prior to my school start date, it followed the standard timeframe. Applying early not only eased the process but also increased my chances of acceptance. 👌

Great choice 😃 All the very best to your daughter Ashwini. Make sure she watches all my videos to be updated with things especially the “Linkee” and “Packing itenary list” 😀🫶

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I have already watched both the videos

Ah, the classic Paris housing hunt! 🏠 It can definitely take time, especially in Paris where the market is competitive. Typically, it might take anywhere from a couple of weeks to over a month, depending on your budget and the area. Pro tip: start looking early, and keep your options open! Also, try checking with universities for student housing, they sometimes have faster solutions. Need more tips? You know where to find me! 😜

Congrats on your MIM at Audencia-great choice! 🎉

Yes, you can collect your stamped passport from the VFS office, but only if you’ve opted for the “pick-up” option during your application. Otherwise, they’ll courier it to your address. Double-check with VFS just to be sure! 😊 Watch this vlog, I’ve covered your question and why I chose courier over self-pickup. It'll clear things up for you! 😊 Got more questions? Drop them here!

Hey Sahil! Kedge Business School in Bordeaux is a great choice as I’ve heard good things about it. While I cannot specifically comment for Wine & Spirit Management as I do not have any information on that! Feel free to drop any specific questions you have and I'll try my best to help. 😊

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Ah, the classic question! A student can earn around €8-12/hour, enough for rent, groceries, and maybe some fancy cheese, if you budget well. Just don’t expect to fund a yacht! 😉 Keep the questions coming!

@IndiaToFrance Can a student cover up his tuiton fee's? If he's a student of public University

Hi there! That’s a great idea! 💡 thanks for the suggestion! There are some solid scholarship options from the Indian government, like the National Overseas Scholarship and JN Tata Endowment. I’ll definitely work on a video covering these in detail. Meanwhile, if you have specific scholarship names in mind, drop them here so I can include them! 😊

Hey Alcott! Glad you liked the video! 😊 France does have its charm, and yes, safety concerns vary depending on where you are. Big cities like Paris or Marseille might feel a bit chaotic compared to Austria, but places like Toulouse or Lyon strike a nice balance between charm and safety. It all comes down to adapting and staying mindful, like anywhere else. If France has your heart, I say go for it! Any specific concerns? Drop them here. I’d love to help! 😊

@ Thanks for the quick response! I actually intend to switch my studies to the business schools(private universities) in France.I do know that their recognition and reputation are very low when they’re compared to the public ones,and they are salty.I’m currently enrolled such an quite good and competitive university in Austria but I do love France,the french culture,their understanding the way of life and other things.This actualy confuses me all the time,because there only a few good private schools in Europe as they see the education shall not be pay2win unlike the UK and US. What would be your suggestions specifically at this point?

You’re absolutely right, education in Europe generally leans towards merit over pay-to-win, which is why public universities are so revered. That said, some private business schools in France, like HEC Paris, ESCP, and TBS (where I study), do have strong reputations internationally, especially for business and management. If your current university in Austria is competitive and offers quality education, switching solely for the French culture might not outweigh the academic benefits you’re already getting. However, if you’re passionate about France and see long-term career or cultural benefits, it could still be worth exploring top-tier private schools. My suggestion: research alumni outcomes and ROI for any private school you’re considering in France. And hey, if you need help comparing options, feel free to ask I’ve been there too! 😊

Hi Pawan! TBS’s MSc in Supply Chain & Logistics is well-structured with great industry connections, especially in Toulouse’s aerospace hub. However, as non-French speakers, placements can be a bit challenging, especially for roles requiring local language skills. That said, many students land internships and jobs in international companies where English is enough. Fun fact: Rahul, my partner, is currently enrolled in this program and can share his firsthand experience. For more detailed insights, feel free to book a 1:1 call with him-link’s in the bio. 😊

@ how much can we expect to get paid with decent level of French along with 2 years of experience in shipping industries

You may look up on LinkedIn jobs. It gives you fair idea. 2,600€/ month is minimum pay for MSc graduates.

Hahahah Periya. 😅😅😅 I did not mean literally a bell 🔔

Hi there ! Sure. I stay in Toulouse. Let me know once u visit TLS ☺️

Hi there ! Sure. I stay in Toulouse. Let me know once u visit TLS ☺️

Hi Evan! Yes, both my husband and I are on student visas-we came to France together for our master’s. If you’re already in Lille and planning to reunite with your spouse, the process will depend on their visa status. If they’re also coming as a student, they’ll need an independent student visa. For dependents, you’ll need to look into the “Visa long séjour visiteur” or “accompagnant d’étudiant” visa, but it’s not always straightforward for spouses of students. I’d recommend checking with Campus France or your local Préfecture for clarity. Feel free to drop more questions here or book a call (link in bio) for detailed guidance! 😊

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Hey! BSBI Paris can be a decent choice if you’re looking for affordability and flexibility, but it’s important to research thoroughly. Check reviews from alumni, course quality, and job placement stats. Paris is great for networking, but the school’s reputation might matter depending on your career goals. If you have specific concerns, drop them here, and let’s discuss further! 😊

Hey hey aunty 🙂❤️🫶

Thanks for the suggestion, Tanushree! A detailed video on the Campus France application process is definitely on my list. it’s a lifesaver for DIY applicants. Stay tuned, and feel free to drop any specific questions here so I can cover them in the video! 😊

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Response: Thank you so much, Vivek! 😊 I’m glad you enjoy the videos! Sure, Feel free to drop your questions here in the comments or, if you prefer a more personal chat, you can always book a call (link in bio). I’m here to help! Merci! 🙏

Thanks Jo 🙏 Do share with your people who are planning to shift to France 😊🫶🫶

Thank you so much!! Wish you the same too. Let’s celebrate 🥳

Well, you can share the link 🔗 😌

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Hi there! First off, hats off for not giving up resilience will take you far! Between EDC Paris Business School and Data Science Tech Institute, for an MSc in Data Science and AI, the latter aligns better with your goals since it’s more tech-focused. Is Data Science & AI worth doing in France? Absolutely! France is heavily investing in tech and AI sectors, and companies are on the lookout for skilled professionals. As for the job market, cities like Paris, Toulouse, and Lyon have strong tech hubs with opportunities in AI, data analysis, and IT. That said, learning French (even at a basic level) can really improve your job prospects here. If you’ve got more questions, drop them here, and let’s keep the convo going! 😊

@@IndiaToFrance So sister in your point of view which is one is best to choose the course

@@IndiaToFrance I'm learning French from past 3months and I will learn French as soon as possible

Hey Bunny, I’d say trust your instincts as I and my partner Rahul and took the leap! Both schools have their own strengths it depends on what you prioritize (teaching style, industry connections, or location). At the end of the day, it’s your journey, so pick the one that feels right for you! And don’t worry whichever you choose, hard work will get you where you want to be. If you’re stuck, weigh out the pros and cons, and let me know what you’re leaning toward!

@@IndiaToFrance I'm going to choose DSTI in MSc Data science and AI paris campus for 2yrs masters program Is french mandatory for doing technology side jobs in France

Hi Kavya! That’s a lot of great questions-you’re serious about planning, and I love it! 🙌 I’ll be making a detailed video on this soon (stay tuned!), but here’s a quick summary: • Public university applications for 2025-26 typically open in October/November 2024 via platforms like Études en France. Deadlines vary, so check early! • Required documents: SOP, LORs, transcripts, resume, passport, etc. Translation might be needed (to French/English). • IELTS: Yes, usually mandatory for English-taught programs. • Cost: Public universities are budget-friendly-tuition is around €170-500 per year, but living expenses add up. • Scholarships: I didn’t get one, but some great options exist (e.g., Eiffel Scholarship). • Visa: Apply early through VFS; make sure to include your acceptance letter, proof of funds, and insurance. For full details, keep watching this space, and feel free to drop more questions in the comments! 😊

​Thank u ❤​@@IndiaToFrance

Ah, the million-euro question! 💰 As a student in France, you can work up to 964 hours per year (around 20 hours a week). Wages are usually around €8-10/hour after tax. So, you can expect to earn about €700-900/month if you work regularly. It won’t make you rich, but it’s great for covering rent or weekend croissants! 🥐 Got more questions? Drop them here! 😊

Hey Anjali! 😊 Nuvvu France ki ravali anukuntunnavu ante, chala manchi decision! Single ga travel cheyyadam starting lo koncham scary anipinchachu, kani once you settle, it’s safe and manageable. Parents ki France lo unna Indian community gurinchi, support systems, and student safety kurinchi cheppandi-it’ll ease their worries. Na bio lo link undi, call schedule cheyyandi, nenu detailed ga cheppagalanu. Or, UA-cam videos chudandi, nachina questions ikkada or UA-cam comments lo post cheyyandi, nenu answer cheyyataniki try chestanu! 😊

There are scholarships available like Charpak. I was not selected though 😊. You have option to select the program language so I have taken English.

Almost 1 saal hogaya. Mein MSc in marketing program me Hu. 😌

@IndiaToFrance great 👍🏻, Tu Toulouse mein part time jobs mill jati hai students ko? Nd kya wo manage kar skte hai part time jobs se apne expenses ?

@@shan-e-punjabchannel9499 Depends on your efforts. You have to keep looking. Mujhe 1 mahine ke andar milgay. Also managable. because MSc ke courses yaha pe kafi chill hai. Tho stress tho bilkul nahi. :) Hopefully, you will like & share my vlog if it was useful to you. Do keep supporting small creators like me to keep going :) thank you. Aur koi question ho tho, comment kar de na.

@@IndiaToFrance I always watch and enjoy ur vlogs .its keep motivating to me everytime

App genuinely btao study master in international business is good decision from France? And for future m cdi job availablity hai is course ke baad?

There are two students residence kleys and the social hub. You can find it on studapart.

That's a great idea! I'll definitely keep that in mind for my next video! 😄

Miss you all too 👩🏽‍🦱

It’s a part time job to support my livelihood here in Toulouse 😊😌

I’m glad it could be of help. 🙂🫶 Support by liking & sharing my vlogs.❤️❤️❤️

Yep. Only to show at the entrance. Nowhere else.

Glad to know it was helpful!