EdoBoy90:



Those who are changing, won't tell you how connected they are. Just chill. We Nigerians are not truthful with ourselves.

Till then, we will wait for the approach. Goodwluck. I don't talk much.

You don't talk much but you feel the need to respond to every post on this thread.

Good luck to you too.

Newcastle2023:


@Tielemans, go with the above. That's the safest and wisest thing to do in this circumstance.

Remember, unfortunately some persons are more equal than others in UAR.

Yes I kind of figured. But at this point admission wise you have limited options. As far as the approved courses at approved schools, not all of them are still offering admissions and most of them aren't really exciting to me. I'm just trying to know the constraints before committing myself to which of these schools to apply for because you can't apply for every school, especially those that require academic references. You can't expect someone to write references for a dozen schools for you. I want to see what is feasible and then commit myself to the best options.

I'm not sure what UAR is but as far as inequality, trust me, as long as it's possible for other candidates, trust that it's possible for you, all depends on your approach. That's not really something that concerns me.

Ajidadi2:
I have seen people who went to schools not on PTDF list. Like USM Malaysia

This is why the whole thing is so confusing, one person says one thing and then someone else says something completely different.

EdoBoy90:
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They have said this tired here.

Courses and Schools, PTDF approved. Where PTDF has partnership.


Thank you.

Just because they've said it before doesn't mean everyone has seen it. Besides what you just said here contradicts what people who have just responded said. You can simply choose to ignore the question if you feel you can't answer without a pretentious or condescending tone.

Thank you.

kolladey:
@Tielemans. Yes! It has to be PTDF approved School within the Country.
@Felixbrown124. You can change Country from that China to either France or Malaysia but you can't change to UK.
You can't change from that China to Germany because prospective German Scholars, must register with DAAD.

Sorry if i'm being too meticulous, but if i'm getting what you guys are saying correctly, it has to be a PTDF approved school within the country but you can choose basically any course you want, whether its listed by PTDF or not? Thank you for responding.

mrphysics:

You can do anything you like provided it's within the country.

It becomes complicated when you are changing country.

You can study whatever you like.

I got for Physics and I ended up studying Nuclear Engineering in a different school.

Thanks for the response. Also, when it comes to changing school does it have to be a PTDF approved school or just any school within the country?

I know it seems we're getting ahead of ourselves given everyone here has a less than 5% chance at most of getting the scholarship but its best to be prepared.

Newcastle2023:

So you're waiting to get the scholarship award before securing your admission. A number of us got our admissions since last year, 2020 and even had to defer the admissions to this year, 2021. Thank you.

I just want to know the kind of leeway they allow to change schools or courses when you're given the scholarship. Can you go from petrochemical to just chemical engineering? can you go from newcastle to say london or vice versa? Or do you 100% have to go to the school you were offered or one of your three choices.

I see mrphysics viewing the thread so please chime in.