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	1. Can a Pakistani student apply for Danish Government Scholarships?

	Yes, students from Pakistan can apply for these scholarships as long as they meet the eligibility requirements for non-EU/EEA students.

	2. Is IELTS required for Danish Government Scholarships?

	Yes, you usually need to show your English skills through IELTS (or TOEFL). The minimum score is often 6.5 for Master&#39;s programs.

	3. Do I need to learn Danish to study in Denmark with this scholarship? 

	If your program is in English, you don&#39;t need to learn Danish. But if you&#39;re interested in a course taught in Danish, you&#39;ll need to know the language. Learning some basic Danish can be helpful for everyday life.

	4. Are these scholarships fully funded?

	Many of these scholarships cover full tuition and provide a monthly living allowance. Some might only offer partial tuition waivers or cover living costs, depending on the specific scholarship and university.

	5. What academic level do these scholarships support? 

	These scholarships are mainly for Master&#39;s and PhD programs. It&#39;s rarer to find scholarships for undergraduates through this scheme, but some universities may offer them.

	6. Is there a separate application for the scholarship? 

	Usually, no. Most Danish universities will automatically consider non-EU/EEA applicants for the government scholarship when they apply for a program.

	7. What is the typical duration of these scholarships? 

	The duration generally matches the study program length, so around 2 years for a Master&#39;s and 3 years for a PhD.

	8. Can I work part-time while studying in Denmark on this scholarship? 

	Yes, international students can usually work part-time, up to 20 hours a week during the school year, and full-time during the summer.

	9. What are the average living costs in Denmark for a student?

	Living costs differ by city and lifestyle, but on average, students should budget between DKK 6,000 to DKK 10,000 per month for rent, food, transportation, and other expenses.

	10. Where can I find more detailed information on specific scholarships? 

	For the most accurate info, check the official websites of the Danish universities you&#39;re interested in. Look for sections like Admissions, Tuition Fees &amp;amp; Scholarships, or International Students. The official Study in Denmark website (studyindenmark.dk) is also a helpful resource.

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