According to a Redseer survey in India, 84% of the domestic learners opt for general courses, while 16% take-up specialised courses in the country. As schools and institutes have opened up, both at home and in...
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Good news for students planning to study in America. The US government has extended guidance issued in March 2020 that allows some international students enrolled at US colleges and universities to continue to take more...
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Applications for the scholarship are open for students applying in the July intake this year. Interested students can apply at the official website – deakinuniversity.in/vcscholars Deakin University, Australia...
Partnership Between India, Australia Can Help Australia To Regain Lost Indian Students
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US: Democrats Plan B To Issue Green Cards Via The Registry System Struck Down By Senate
Democrats are finding it more difficult to pass much-needed immigration reforms through a reconciliation (budget-spending) package. Last night, the US Senate, in a guidance note, shot down Plan B, which would have...
International Student Admissions Surge At Canada’s UPEI But Holland College Saw 3% Decrease
This year enrolments for the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) are up again, while Holland College is yet to recover to pre-pandemic levels, and both have been pushed primarily by overseas students. Both the...
Japan To Reopen International Travel For Students With Strong Quarantine Protocols
The country recently stated that beginning November 8, it will start accepting foreign nationals travelling to the country for business visits, study abroad, or technical training. According to The Japan Times, for the...
