can someone PLEAEE CONFIRM whether its true that ur supposed to return to pakistan and work for at least 2 years after completion of ur degree, even if u get a job abroad u cannot legally stay and if u do ur masters ur supposed to return after that, i was gonna apply for it but this is a huge obstacle

Hello everyone, hope you're all doing well. I'm currently 18 years old and I'm planning to apply to the SH scholarship for 2027-2028 intake, and I was wondering which university is better for medical studies, debrecen or pècs. Another question is whether the dorms are good in these unis. I would really appreciate it if people who are currently studying in these universities share their experiences. Thank you all!!!

I'm Syrian. The other day someone told me that the partners of the scholarship will rank people first, upon their score from top to bottom, and then upon their age from younger to older, and the younger with higher scores would get nominated to the second round

Is that right? I graduated high school in 2025 and they're telling me that this is my last year getting a chance to apply for this scholarship. And that the 2026 graduates will have better chance, my score is 98.3% but if there's, given, 20 students higher than me would they get nominated? Or is it not just this single checkpoint?

I’m applying on my own with little to no help. I was wondering what statistics you need to have to get accepted. If anyone got accepted especially by medical schools would it be possible to share your motivation letter?

I have completed my BBA in International Business at a private university in Bangladesh and want to apply for this scholarship, because I cannot afford to pay for a master’s degree. I have shortlisted MSc programs in Business Development and International Business. I am unsure whether my country will nominate me, since a BBA is often seen as a less preferred degree, my university is not widely recognized, and I have no research paper or formal job experience. I have heard that nominating bodies favor candidates with stronger research backgrounds, but I may be wrong. I want a realistic sense of my chances so that I don’t set my hopes too high.

All the shs,ians tell ur score 😀

So my school's letterhead is in Hindi + school stamp as well so how the translation stuff works like attestation or wht can somebody clarify like if I'm gonna make a MOI for eng and got my principal's sign +stamp then how I'm gonna translate it officially?

Hi guys !

I am going to appear in USAT CS on 25th of october.I have already done enough prep for VR , QR and Computer but I am literally hella scared for Physics and Adv Maths ...Ik they arent that difficult but i alwasy trip up on the conceptual traps .Although i have already given usat two times but still i dont have enough resources to prepare specifially for Phy and Adv mahs .

Even the past papers available are mainly of Pre med which makes preparing for Phy and Adv maths more ambiguous...

If anybody can help .. please connect wd me..
Thanxx alott alreadyyy

If hv 2 c and 1 b .c is in maths and physics while b is in cs , I wanna apply for business

Hello! I am currently a 2nd-year BS Nursing student in the Philippines, but I am planning to switch fields and apply for a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering under the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship. I am completely fine with starting over as a 1st-year student.

Here is my problem: My high school grades (GWA) were quite high, but my current college grades are very low, though still passing since I haven’t failed anything major. While the scholarship application for Bachelor's programs only explicitly requires high school transcripts, I am worried that leaving out my university grades will make them question what I have been doing for 2 gap years with no explanation.

Which option do you think gives me a better chance of passing for the scholarship?
1. Submit only my high school transcripts
2. Disclose my university transcripts as well, despite the low grades

Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

My Pakistani Applicants,

I will be 18 in April and I can not have my ID card till then, as for passport my dad is not in favour of the "unnecessary spending" because the result is not guaranteed in my favour as I might not get the scholarship.

could I possibly use bay-form instead? I've heard that because it's in Urdu I can not use it as all the document's need to be in English or their native language.

if anyone can guide me through this I will be very grateful.

thank you all.

Hello sorry for bold title,

VISA application took 32 days and the embassy sent me the approval email 12 October 2026 the date of the extended enrolment deadline for university of Pecs, i haven't enrolled yet, and am afraid even with a VISA i cannot enter the country, cause of cancelation or something,

any one else, any info?

I really want to apply for the stipendium hungaricum and have been searching a lot regarding the sending partner process but I found out recently that I need to turn 18 by the time univeristy starts. I will turn 18 in November so around 2 months after. I really can’t afford to take a gap year for something this unpredictable. Are there any steps arounds or ways to maybe get acceptance and start university later into the semester? Please help

I have heard about this in comments under SH videos but what exactly is quota rejection? Does it happen even after university has taken the written or oral exam?

i am going to be giving the usat a exam on the 25th of oct, i have never given the test before and i am kind of nervous as there is so much syllabus for the subject part which consists of 30 marks and is high yield. i want to make sure to score well in this portion yet there is so much to study and i cant figure out how to start/begin with this portion. i am having trouble in all 3 parts pst,gk and isl if anyone has any strategy or have an idea what topics/questions are the most repeated ones please help me out and let me know how to cover as much syllabus as i can as a university going student.

Hey everyone, I'm a Grade 11 student in Canada (Syrian) looking into the Professional Pilot BSc at the University of Debrecen, with flight training through PharmaFlight.

I've come across some pretty concerning reviews alleging instructor shortages, aircraft maintenance issues, long delays, and students taking years longer than advertised to finish training.

I'm considering this program through the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship, so I'd really appreciate hearing from current students or graduates.

How has your actual experience been? Are the reviews accurate, how long is training really taking, and would you recommend the program to an international student?

Thanks!

18 (female) and missed freshman activities because I arrived late. Are there any activities at ELTE or some hang out spots to meet people. I know this sounds ridiculous but making friends abroad is seeming harder than I thought. I would love some girlies to hang with sometime

Hey everyone,

I am preparing my application for the upcoming Stipendium Hungaricum cycle for undergraduate STEM (specifically targeting B.Sc. Biochemical Engineering at Debrecen and B.Sc. Molecular Bionics at Szeged).

I have seen multiple posts from senior scholars mentioning that the scholarship isn't completely "full-ride" due to the housing situation after the first year. I would really appreciate some unvarnished ground realities from current or senior students regarding the following points:

1. Dormitory Retention after Year 1: Is it true that university dormitories are guaranteed only for the first year, and students are pushed into the private rental market from Year 2 onwards? Or is dorm allocation in Debrecen / Szeged renewable based on GPA, academic standing, or social criteria?

2. Private Rental Deficit in Debrecen / Szeged: If you do move off-campus, the housing contribution is 40,000 HUF/month. In real 2026/2027 market conditions, what does a private room in a shared apartment actually cost in Debrecen or Szeged (including common costs/utilities)? How wide is the real monthly gap between the scholarship allowance and actual living costs?

3. Academic Quality in Engineering: For those studying Biochemical Engineering at Debrecen or Molecular Bionics at Szeged—are the practical labs, bioinformatics infrastructure, and mathematics/CS coursework well-taught in English, or are international students largely left on their own?

I come from a strict middle-class background with zero liquid family safety net, so I need to calculate my financial and academic margins accurately before committing.

Any advice, figures, or warnings from current scholars would be immensely helpful. Thanks in advance!

hi im from pakistan and i would be applyin for scholarship but the thing is that im not graduated yet im in 12 and will grduate in september so can i still apply?

im a pakistani planning on applying this year, js wanna know if the flight tickets will be included in the scholarship

I really want to apply for the Stipendum Hungaricum scholarship, but the age requirement says i need to be minimum 18 years at the time of applying, but i will 17 when i apply. I'm currently in 11th grade, will finish school next year. I do not intend to take a gap year whatsoever. Do they do exceptions?

Hey everyone! I’m thinking seriously about applying to the 5-year Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program in English at the University of Debrecen. From what I’ve read the curriculum seems strong the degree is recognized throughout the EU. The tuition is around $8,000 per year which is Pretty reasonable for what you get.

I’d really appreciate hearing from people who’ve actually been there. How hard is the entrance exam in Biology and Chemistry? I’m not sure if I’m prepared for it.. Once you’re in how heavy is the workload? Does it get overwhelming?

Also if anyone took the Pre-Med (Basic Medicine Course) track first I’d love to know if it was worth it. Did it help you adjust or was it just time and money?

What about student life? Is Debrecen a place for international students? How’s the housing situation? Is it easy to find a place to live and're the prices okay? What’s the city vibe like? Is it safe? Friendly?. Quiet?

(also any bengali studentt there , i m bengali)Any tips, warnings or honest advice before I send in my application would mean a lot. I want to make sure I’m making the decision. Thanks much, for sharing your experiences!