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Submit a valid passport as proof of identity and nationality. Ensure it remains valid throughout the application and visa process.

Provide official transcripts or mark sheets from previously attended schools, colleges or universities.

Submit relevant degree, diploma or academic certificates as proof of your completed qualifications.

Submit IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or other accepted English language test scores, as required by the university.

Write a clear SOP or motivation letter outlining your academic background, career goals and reasons for choosing the programme.

Provide an updated CV highlighting your academic background, skills, internships, work experience and relevant achievements.

Submit recommendation letters from professors, teachers or employers, where required by the university or programme.

Provide course descriptions or syllabi, particularly for Master's applications where the university requires details of previous coursework.

Submit a portfolio showcasing your work for programmes such as Architecture, Design, Art and other creative disciplines.

Submit GRE, GMAT or other entrance test scores where required or recommended by the university or programme.

Provide relevant work experience or internship certificates where required for admission to specific programmes.

Submit relevant academic or professional certifications that support your application, where applicable.

Complete an interview, portfolio review, assessment or other evaluation if required by the university or programme.

Pay the application or handling fee, if required by the university, while submitting your application.