Study In India Portal

The primary aim of this initiative is to streamline the educational experience for international students who are pursuing their studies in India.

The primary aim of this initiative is to streamline the educational experience for international students who are pursuing their studies in India.

Study in India Portal is a dedicated website that will provide comprehensive information about the Indian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).

Under the 'Study in India' initiative, a total of 160 higher education institutes have been identified to provide education to international students seeking to study in India.

HRD ministry's 'Study in India' portal -- www.studyinindia.gov.in -- will be launched at the India Habitat Centre on April 18, 2018

Around 2.5 crore children studying under the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE, may have to sit for board exams in Class 10, said Human Resources Development Minister Prakash Javdekar today. As of now, Class 10 boards are optional in the CBSE.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is looking into allegations of unfair trade practices against online retailers and a final decision on whether to probe the matter will be taken in a couple of months.

The study, conducted by travel portal TripAdvisor, also found that 44 per cent of Indians plan to spend more on leisure travel next year despite the current economic climate.

The primary aim of this initiative is to streamline the educational experience for international students who are pursuing their studies in India.

The primary aim of this initiative is to streamline the educational experience for international students who are pursuing their studies in India.

Study in India Portal is a dedicated website that will provide comprehensive information about the Indian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).

Under the 'Study in India' initiative, a total of 160 higher education institutes have been identified to provide education to international students seeking to study in India.

HRD ministry's 'Study in India' portal -- www.studyinindia.gov.in -- will be launched at the India Habitat Centre on April 18, 2018

Around 2.5 crore children studying under the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE, may have to sit for board exams in Class 10, said Human Resources Development Minister Prakash Javdekar today. As of now, Class 10 boards are optional in the CBSE.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is looking into allegations of unfair trade practices against online retailers and a final decision on whether to probe the matter will be taken in a couple of months.

The study, conducted by travel portal TripAdvisor, also found that 44 per cent of Indians plan to spend more on leisure travel next year despite the current economic climate.