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Considering Studying Abroad? South Korea Should Be On Your List
The academic year usually begins in March for spring semester and in Sept for the fall. Universities that welcome overseas students offer 30% of lectures in English.
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Indian Universities Eyeing Africa, Gulf, Thailand, Vietnam To Set Up Campuses
African and Gulf nations, Thailand and Vietnam are among potential destinations for Indian universities to set up their offshore campuses, regulations for which are ready and will be announced in a month, according to UGC chairman M Jagadesh Kumar.
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Indian Group Urges United Kingdom To Remove Overseas Students From Migration Stats
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is mulling a crackdown on foreign students bringing dependents and studying so-called low-quality degrees at mediocre universities after the UK's net migration figures hit record levels.
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"Won't Recognise Degrees From Pakistan"; Islamabad Seeks Clarification On UGC, AICTE Notice
UGC and AICTE notice issued on April 22 said any Indian national/ overseas citizen who intends to take admission in any degree college or educational institution of Pakistan shall not be eligible for seeking employment or higher studies in India
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China Silent On Permitting Return Of Indian, International Students
China on Tuesday gave no timeline and continued to be ambivalent about permitting thousands of Indian and overseas students studying in Chinese universities to return from their countries after following all COVID-19 protocols, including vaccinations.
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"Kick In The Teeth": UK Excludes India From Relaxed Student Visa Rules
The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.
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Indian Parents Lead Asia In Sending Children Overseas For Education: Study
The findings are based on the study of over 8,000 parents across 15 countries and territories which found that 42 per cent parents would consider sending their children to universities abroad, compared to 35 per cent in 2016.
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi Leaves For US; Will Meet Political Leaders, Indians
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi tonight left for the US, where he will interact with global thinkers, political leaders and overseas Indians on international, economic and technology issues.
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TCS Gives 'Largest Ever Industry Donation' To Carnegie Mellon University For Research Facility
Tata and CMU will collaborate on promoting next-generation technologies that will drive the 4th Industrial Revolution," TCS said.
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Indian-Orgin Investment Veteran Appointed Endowment Chief At Harvard
An Indian-origin investment veteran has been appointed by Harvard as CEO of the management company that overseas the university's USD 36 billion endowment, the largest college endowment in the world.
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Indian Students Going To UK, US Universities To Go Up By 50 Per Cent
The number of Indian students going overseas for under-graduate and post-graduate studies is expected to increase by 50 per cent over the next five years due to a manifold increase in their family incomes, a placement expert said here today.
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US Universities Witness 32 Per cent Increase in Indian Students Since 2014
There has been a 32 per cent increase in the number of students from India to universities and colleges in the US, compared to last year, according to the latest official figures released. The number of Indian students going overseas for suited has witnessed a nine per cent jump over last year as well.
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Dubai-based Indian and Ex-Sheriff of Mumbai Awarded Honorary Doctorates by DY Patil University
Dubai-based business tycoon Ram Buxani and former Sheriff of Mumbai Bakul Patel were conferred with the honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters (D Litt) by a university in Mumbai.
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'Overseas students unfit to work in Australia'
A study by Melbourne University has raised questions about whether overseas students are graduating with the right professional skills.
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Oz varsity offers incentives to foreign students
Hit by a slump in foreigners seeking admission in Australia amidst attacks on them, a leading university is offering a slew of incentives to students.
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Considering Studying Abroad? South Korea Should Be On Your List
The academic year usually begins in March for spring semester and in Sept for the fall. Universities that welcome overseas students offer 30% of lectures in English.
-
Indian Universities Eyeing Africa, Gulf, Thailand, Vietnam To Set Up Campuses
African and Gulf nations, Thailand and Vietnam are among potential destinations for Indian universities to set up their offshore campuses, regulations for which are ready and will be announced in a month, according to UGC chairman M Jagadesh Kumar.
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Indian Group Urges United Kingdom To Remove Overseas Students From Migration Stats
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is mulling a crackdown on foreign students bringing dependents and studying so-called low-quality degrees at mediocre universities after the UK's net migration figures hit record levels.
-
"Won't Recognise Degrees From Pakistan"; Islamabad Seeks Clarification On UGC, AICTE Notice
UGC and AICTE notice issued on April 22 said any Indian national/ overseas citizen who intends to take admission in any degree college or educational institution of Pakistan shall not be eligible for seeking employment or higher studies in India
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China Silent On Permitting Return Of Indian, International Students
China on Tuesday gave no timeline and continued to be ambivalent about permitting thousands of Indian and overseas students studying in Chinese universities to return from their countries after following all COVID-19 protocols, including vaccinations.
-
"Kick In The Teeth": UK Excludes India From Relaxed Student Visa Rules
The United Kingdom government has caused outrage with its decision to exclude Indian students from a new list of countries considered "low risk" in order to facilitate an easier visa application process to universities.
-
Indian Parents Lead Asia In Sending Children Overseas For Education: Study
The findings are based on the study of over 8,000 parents across 15 countries and territories which found that 42 per cent parents would consider sending their children to universities abroad, compared to 35 per cent in 2016.
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi Leaves For US; Will Meet Political Leaders, Indians
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi tonight left for the US, where he will interact with global thinkers, political leaders and overseas Indians on international, economic and technology issues.
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TCS Gives 'Largest Ever Industry Donation' To Carnegie Mellon University For Research Facility
Tata and CMU will collaborate on promoting next-generation technologies that will drive the 4th Industrial Revolution," TCS said.
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Indian-Orgin Investment Veteran Appointed Endowment Chief At Harvard
An Indian-origin investment veteran has been appointed by Harvard as CEO of the management company that overseas the university's USD 36 billion endowment, the largest college endowment in the world.
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Indian Students Going To UK, US Universities To Go Up By 50 Per Cent
The number of Indian students going overseas for under-graduate and post-graduate studies is expected to increase by 50 per cent over the next five years due to a manifold increase in their family incomes, a placement expert said here today.
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US Universities Witness 32 Per cent Increase in Indian Students Since 2014
There has been a 32 per cent increase in the number of students from India to universities and colleges in the US, compared to last year, according to the latest official figures released. The number of Indian students going overseas for suited has witnessed a nine per cent jump over last year as well.
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Dubai-based Indian and Ex-Sheriff of Mumbai Awarded Honorary Doctorates by DY Patil University
Dubai-based business tycoon Ram Buxani and former Sheriff of Mumbai Bakul Patel were conferred with the honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters (D Litt) by a university in Mumbai.
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'Overseas students unfit to work in Australia'
A study by Melbourne University has raised questions about whether overseas students are graduating with the right professional skills.
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Oz varsity offers incentives to foreign students
Hit by a slump in foreigners seeking admission in Australia amidst attacks on them, a leading university is offering a slew of incentives to students.
