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COVID-19 Entry Rules Extended In Spain By Another Month Till June 15
The Spanish government has declared that the present COVID-19 entrance restrictions would be extended for another month. Spain had earlier extended its ban until May 15. However, according to a recent notification, the...
Prior to the commencement of the new semester in September, Canada should expedite study visas
New Delhi has expressed its worries to Ottawa about the difficulties that over 33,000 Indian students are encountering in their attempts to arrive in Canada in time for the start of the new semester at institutions...
Ontario hosts the first round of PNP invitations for Masters and Ph.D. graduates
Almost two weeks after restructuring the intake system for the two provincial immigration programs, Ontario has held its first round of invitations for the Master’s Graduate and Ph.D. Graduate streams. On August...
Acceptance Rates At UK’s Top Universities Increases By 11%
According to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), 1,03,010 young people in the United Kingdom were welcomed to study at competitive universities and colleges by the end of the 2021 admissions cycle...
Brexit: UK Varsities See Drop In Admissions From Eastern Europe Due To Visa Mandate
The recent mandate for EU students to apply for visas to study in the United Kingdom is leading the country to sacrifice key talent from Europe. This is primarily owing to the high expense of UK student visas and course...
Science, Health Courses In High Demand For Study Abroad: PTE
What makes Pearson PTE a one-stop destination for students planning to go abroad?PTE Academic is a computer-based language test that allows students and job seekers to assess their English language skills in a quick...
Study Abroad: Over 60% Admission Queries For Foreign Studies Coming From Tier II And Tier III Cities
By Jeevan Prakash Sharma Experts indicate an upward trend of Indian students coming from small cities for studying abroad. The aspiration of gaining a degree from one of the top global universities isn’t a dream limited...
Indian Government Scraps Study Abroad Scholarships Leaving Dalit, Tribal Students
The news could not be worse for students from vulnerable sections fighting for a better life. The Centre is phasing out National Overseas Scholarship (NOS) that help Dalits, students from landless farmers and tribals to...
Learning Malaysian Language To Be Made Compulsory For International Students Who Come To Malaysia
International students would be required to learn Bahasa Malaysia while enrolling in Malaysian institutions, according to Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, in an effort to raise Malaysia’s...
