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Study abroad rethink: Indian students return home as visa hurdles, job uncertainty and rising costs reshape plansIndian students are increasingly returning home after studying abroad. Visa policies in countries like the US and UK have become uncertain....- Nearly half trying to study abroad now womenAn increasing number of Indian women are pursuing higher education overseas, particularly in STEM courses. They benefit from scholarships a...
- Women from hinterlands seek foreign degreesYoung women in India's smaller towns and rural areas are increasingly pursuing foreign degrees, as evidenced by the rising demand for educa...
- Towns a study in aspirational borrowing as overseas education callsAs much as 70-72% of the students funded by Avanse Financial Services in 2023 belonged to tier II-III and beyond, said the education-focuse...
- Small town foreign dreams unfazed by western realitiesMore students from small towns in India are seeking to study abroad, despite macroeconomic uncertainty in the US and Europe and rising job ...
- Instagram-inspired small town kids want foreign degrees tooConsultants providing study-abroad guidance said post-pandemic, they are witnessing a 40-80% increase in enquiries from non-metro locations
- Confident that Vaibhav Global will deliver guidance of 16-18% CC growth this year: Group CFO“There is a huge runway in front of us even in the US and the UK and we are pretty confident we will keep on increasing the market share th...
- Vaibhav Global moving in line with revenue guidance in Q4: Vineet GaneriwalaIn stringent lockdowns, we gain more because people are at home during this entire pandemic period. We saw increased web traffic and TV vie...
- How the overseas college experience is changing for Indian studentsEven as a whole industry grows around as support system, things are not the same for desi students.
- 'Woman voter more likely to vote for a male candidate'The problem of fewer women in Parliament is not as much with the candidates as it is with the perception.
- Studying in US not a great ideaBrain drain could now begin to decline as US President Donald Trump tightens rules on immigration and H-1B visas that allow American firms ...
- Embassy of India in Peru & QCI sign MoU for yoga promotionGaneriwala congratulated QCI for the commendable work in pursuing the objective of promotion of yoga in the national and international aren...
- Yoga set to be popularised in Peru, BoliviaChakravorty promised all support to take forward the objectives of the MoU for the promotion of the scheme in Peru, Bolivia and other Latin...
- MPower gets $6mn investment from Zephyr Peacock PE fundPE fund Zephyr Peacock, a midmarket private equity fund has led a $6 mn investment in MPower, a financial tech co and is helping them set u...
- Rail Budget 2016: Railways to team up with government hospitals to expand healthcare accessThe Indian railways will team up with government-run hospitals in a bid to expand access to healthcare facilities for its employees.
- Govt to have 'grand' Yoga Day celebrations: Ayush Minister Shripad Yesso NaikAyush Minister Shripad Yesso Naik today said the Ministry of Human Resources Development has also been asked to organise a Yoga Olympiad to...
- Startups like Collegify, FreshMentors help students heading abroad in selecting right courses & universityWith more than 2 lakh students heading overseas for higher studies every year, a specialised group of startups has emerged to help them wit...
- Why Indians are increasingly looking to study in US, UK at undergraduate levelAn increasing number of students are looking at options to study abroad at the undergraduate level due to high cut off marks among other re...
- Jay Shree Tea ties up with retail biggiesThe company says it was in talks with retail majors to sell branded packaged tea through their outlets.
- Birlas file criminal case against LodhaThe Birlas have opened another front in their legal battle against R S Lodha by filing a criminal case against him alleging forgery and fal...
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