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India Overtakes China In International Student Enrollment At US Colleges
Study Abroad: In the 2023-2024 academic year, over 3,30,000 Indian students enrolled in US higher education institutions, marking a 23% increase compared to the previous year.
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Explained: California's Legacy Ban And How It Will Affect Inclusion In Higher Education
California will ban private colleges and universities from giving special admission consideration to applicants with family ties to the institution.
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How To Choose The Best Location For Studying Abroad
Students aspiring to study abroad must make the initial selection of the college and the country based on their preferred course.
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Study Abroad: Tips To Keep In Mind For Studying In The US
Students who wish to pursue their higher education from the US must identify their college fit by evaluating certain factors.
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QS Rankings 2025: Which Country Has The Most Top Ranked Universities
Universities from the US and the UK are dominating in the top 20 category.
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Study Abroad: Crucial Points To Consider Before Enrolling In A Foreign College
Study Abroad: Besides the traditional destinations such the US, UK, Australia and Canada, a number of other countries have also opened up.
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How To Prepare For US, UK College Admissions And Interviews
Among all foreign countries, US and UK have always been the most preferred destinations.
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Study Abroad: How To Manage Stress While Applying To Foreign Universities
The college applications abroad help students in their personal growth, self-discovery, and laying a strong foundation for their future.
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Indian Teen Studying In US Dies Of Malaria During College Tour To Brazil
A 23-year-old Indian student, studying in the US, has died of malaria in Brazil, his father said on Sunday.
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Chartered Flights, "Visa Purgatory" As Students Try To Reach US Colleges
Students from around the world are eager to study at U.S. colleges in the upcoming fall semester after the Covid-19 pandemic confined many of them to their home countries and left some attending virtual classes in the wee hours of the morning.
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Topper From UP, Studying In US, Dies In Accident After Alleged Harassment
A 20-year-old woman from western Uttar Pradesh, who overcame many odds to secure 98 per cent marks in her class 12 board exams in 2018 and then went on to receive a full time scholarship at a prestigious university in the United States, was killed on Monday in a road accident in the state's Bulandshahr district.
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British Study Predicts 22 Lakh Coronavirus Deaths In US, 5 Lakh In UK
A crucial projection study that helped convince the British government to impose more stringent measures to contain COVID-19 painted a worst case picture of hundreds of thousands of deaths and a health service overwhelmed with severely sick patients.
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Foreign Students From Top US Colleges Should Stay On, Help Us, Says Trump
Ruing that talented foreign students are leaving the United States after studying in the country's best educational institutions, President Donald Trump has said he wants people with merit to stay in America and help the growth of companies.
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Marks Or Interest: Time To Rethink Eligibility For Higher Education In India
The basic premise of higher education is to further one's knowledge in a specific area of study. In India, however, where emphasis is more on scoring more, students often end up settling for studying a subject which does not interest them.
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Skipping Breakfast Linked With Narrowing Of Arteries: Study
A recent study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, evaluated the association between breakfast and the presence of subclinical atherosclerosis and found out that people who skip breakfast are at a greater risk of developing atherosclerosis - hardening and narrowing of arteries due to a build-up of plaque.
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India Overtakes China In International Student Enrollment At US Colleges
Study Abroad: In the 2023-2024 academic year, over 3,30,000 Indian students enrolled in US higher education institutions, marking a 23% increase compared to the previous year.
-
Explained: California's Legacy Ban And How It Will Affect Inclusion In Higher Education
California will ban private colleges and universities from giving special admission consideration to applicants with family ties to the institution.
-
How To Choose The Best Location For Studying Abroad
Students aspiring to study abroad must make the initial selection of the college and the country based on their preferred course.
-
Study Abroad: Tips To Keep In Mind For Studying In The US
Students who wish to pursue their higher education from the US must identify their college fit by evaluating certain factors.
-
QS Rankings 2025: Which Country Has The Most Top Ranked Universities
Universities from the US and the UK are dominating in the top 20 category.
-
Study Abroad: Crucial Points To Consider Before Enrolling In A Foreign College
Study Abroad: Besides the traditional destinations such the US, UK, Australia and Canada, a number of other countries have also opened up.
-
How To Prepare For US, UK College Admissions And Interviews
Among all foreign countries, US and UK have always been the most preferred destinations.
-
Study Abroad: How To Manage Stress While Applying To Foreign Universities
The college applications abroad help students in their personal growth, self-discovery, and laying a strong foundation for their future.
-
Indian Teen Studying In US Dies Of Malaria During College Tour To Brazil
A 23-year-old Indian student, studying in the US, has died of malaria in Brazil, his father said on Sunday.
-
Chartered Flights, "Visa Purgatory" As Students Try To Reach US Colleges
Students from around the world are eager to study at U.S. colleges in the upcoming fall semester after the Covid-19 pandemic confined many of them to their home countries and left some attending virtual classes in the wee hours of the morning.
-
Topper From UP, Studying In US, Dies In Accident After Alleged Harassment
A 20-year-old woman from western Uttar Pradesh, who overcame many odds to secure 98 per cent marks in her class 12 board exams in 2018 and then went on to receive a full time scholarship at a prestigious university in the United States, was killed on Monday in a road accident in the state's Bulandshahr district.
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British Study Predicts 22 Lakh Coronavirus Deaths In US, 5 Lakh In UK
A crucial projection study that helped convince the British government to impose more stringent measures to contain COVID-19 painted a worst case picture of hundreds of thousands of deaths and a health service overwhelmed with severely sick patients.
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Foreign Students From Top US Colleges Should Stay On, Help Us, Says Trump
Ruing that talented foreign students are leaving the United States after studying in the country's best educational institutions, President Donald Trump has said he wants people with merit to stay in America and help the growth of companies.
-
Marks Or Interest: Time To Rethink Eligibility For Higher Education In India
The basic premise of higher education is to further one's knowledge in a specific area of study. In India, however, where emphasis is more on scoring more, students often end up settling for studying a subject which does not interest them.
-
Skipping Breakfast Linked With Narrowing Of Arteries: Study
A recent study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, evaluated the association between breakfast and the presence of subclinical atherosclerosis and found out that people who skip breakfast are at a greater risk of developing atherosclerosis - hardening and narrowing of arteries due to a build-up of plaque.
