Prague, Czechia
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Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague is a Public university in Czechia, ranked #731 in the QS World University Rankings 2027. We confirm the exact fees, intakes and entry requirements for your profile — free.
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Indicative tuition: CZK25,000–CZK114,000 / year · Scholarships can reduce this — we confirm what you qualify for, free.
Typically for the more accessible Czech universities, master's entry rests on a recognised bachelor's in a closely related subject with a sound pass-level record, though many programmes still set an entrance exam or subject interview, so plan for one unless the department confirms otherwise. Most Czech degrees are taught in Czech; English-taught master's exist but are limited outside the larger universities and usually ask around IELTS 6.0-6.5, with some accepting a medium-of-instruction letter. Recognition (nostrification) of your Indian degree is normally required before enrolment and can take time, so start it early. Vibedu confirms the exact requirements for your shortlist free.
Indicative for international postgraduate applicants — your counsellor confirms the exact cut-offs and English scores for your chosen programme, free.
Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague offers a wide range of programmes for international students. We confirm the exact courses, tuition and entry requirements that fit your profile — free.
We don't yet hold living-cost data for Czechia, and we won't estimate it from another country. A counsellor will put real numbers to your shortlist — free.
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Indicative tuition is around CZK25,000–CZK114,000 per year for international students. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.
Typically for the more accessible Czech universities, master's entry rests on a recognised bachelor's in a closely related subject with a sound pass-level record, though many programmes still set an entrance exam or subject interview, so plan for one unless the department confirms otherwise. Most Czech degrees are taught in Czech; English-taught master's exist but are limited outside the larger universities and usually ask around IELTS 6.0-6.5, with some accepting a medium-of-instruction letter. Recognition (nostrification) of your Indian degree is normally required before enrolment and can take time, so start it early. Vibedu confirms the exact requirements for your shortlist free.
The main intakes across Czechia are Oct, Apr. Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague sets its own dates per course — we confirm the exact intake and deadline for your shortlist. Apply early: documents, funds and visa processing all take time.
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