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22-year-old took Rs 40 lakh loan to study abroad, says it was worth it because it gave her friends in 33 countries. Internet asks: 'Who will pay the EMI?'Study abroad loan: A 22-year-old's perspective on her Rs 40 lakh study abroad loan has sparked a debate on social media about the true retu...- Need over ₹2 crore for foreign education? From scholarships to SIPs - know the smart ways parents can plan for expensive foreign degreesThe escalating cost of foreign education, often underestimated by Indian parents, necessitates early financial planning. Beyond tuition, ac...
- 73 pc UG students expect Rs 5 LPA, only 40 pc achieve it: ReportThe Unstop Talent Report 2026 has revealed that the traditional degree premium is eroding as 30 per cent of MBA graduates are earning below...
- Education institutions' income to rise 11-13% in FY26, FY27 due to hike in enrolments, fees: ReportIndian educational institutions are set for robust income growth of 11-13% in the coming fiscal years. This surge is fueled by increasing s...
- RRB NTPC undergraduate CBT-1 result 2025 expected soon: check steps, vacancies and exam detailsRRB NTPC Result 2025: Railway Recruitment Board NTPC Undergraduate results are anticipated before November's fourth week. Successful candid...
- Hold a degree in political science? Check out the 6 career paths you can pursueA BA (Honours) in political science can lead to careers like policy analyst, journalist, public relations specialist, lecturer, lawyer, and...
- What is UK's international relocation payment, and do you qualify?Eligible teachers must have a degree, recognised teacher-training qualifications, and at least a year's experience and they need to speak E...
- IIT postgraduate students engineer flood of offers in tech rolesPG students, both from STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and humanities streams are in demand for jobs in emerging te...
- Companies offering top salaries to Delhi undergraduate studentsSt Stephen’s College reported a top annual salary offer of Rs 40 lakh for a student while one from Lady Shri Ram College for Women got Rs 3...
- Undergraduate placements at colleges like LSR, SRCC and Loyola College hit new high with big salaries and top firms"We have managed to beat our own record of the highest package from last year (Rs 18 lakh) to this season’s highest placement of Rs 29 lakh...
- MBA hiring to grow by 84% this year globally: SurveyThe report reveals that 75 per cent of Asia-Pacific companies, including in India, plan to hire recent MBA graduates compared to 69 per cen...
- Projected demand for graduate management talent reaches new high: GMAC SurveyAround 84% companies worldwide plan to add new MBAs to their workforce — up from 74% in 2014 and 62% five years ago, according to the surve...
- E-commerce cos, Startups most sought after placement in top campuses like IITs, NIDs, IIMs; upsurge in salary, offersHere’s a look at how the e-commerce/startup hiring story has played out at the country’s top campuses.
- 'Surgeons get $233,150 annual salary; highest paid job in US'Surgeons get an average annual salary of $ 233,150 in the US, making it the highest paid career in the country, followed by physicians and ...
- MBA still most preferred postgraduate course choice in IndiaMaster of Business Administration (MBA) is the most preferred post-graduate course choice in India, especially in metro cities, says a surv...
- SBI, RBI and Google among top job destinations for young jobseekersWhile RBI and SBI emerged as the most preferred employer for under-graduate biz students, engineering and MBA students chose Google as idea...
- Undergraduate students from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Hansraj College bag plum job offersIn Mumbai, however, placements for undergraduate students in Xaviers, Sydneham college do not seem to be attracting such hefty pay packages.
- Hiring turf: Cos now recruit from arts, commerce collegesRecruiters save up to 70% on entry-level salaries by sidestepping ‘pricey’ MBAs and hiring general-stream graduates. The emphasis is now on...
- It's rush hour for MBAIT companies in India moaning about scarcity of talent can expect it to get much worse - about 40% of Indian MBA applicants for overseas .
- IT industry faces severe talent crunchIT companies in India moaning about scarcity of talent can expect it to get much worse.
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