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Students rush to join Ivy League even in uncertain seasonIndian students are showing strong interest in Ivy League and top US universities. This trend persists even as overall applications to Amer...- US-bound scholars carry cares of the word on shouldersIndian researchers are strategically modifying their grant proposals for US universities, removing mentions of sensitive topics like DEI an...
- Panic & Plan B: How the US visa pause impacts Indian studentsDespite scholarships and family loans, Indian students worry about delayed admissions and revoked visas in the US. Some, like Lakshmi, are ...
- Bitter pill for bright minds: US funding freeze rattles Indian students eyeing research-heavy and high-cost programsA US federal funding freeze is jeopardizing international students' access to research-intensive programs, prompting Indian students to rec...
- More Indians keen to join top US B-schools despite job market slump affecting even A-list MBAsDespite a tough job market, an increasing number of Indians are seeking MBA admissions at top US institutions, particularly within the Magn...
- 'Research' now key to get into top global schoolsTop international universities accepted only 4% of undergraduate applicants in recent admission cycle. Research is now a vital factor for a...
- Higher education 'enrolment cliff' likely to open doors for more Indian studentsThe number of Indian students enrolling in American universities is set to surge five times to over 1 million per year by 2030 amid a drama...
- Record number of Indians head to international campuses this Fall as road abroad gets smootherIndian students are increasingly opting to study abroad, driven by factors such as the desire for a foreign degree and career, a rise in ca...
- Cheaper study destination? Indian students prefer East Europe to ChinaThis is primarily because many students enrolled in China have their studies delayed by over two years due to prolonged closures amid Beiji...
- Students still vying to study in America, despite dollar's riseConsultants for overseas education said the number of students seeking to study abroad has increased by 60-70% in 2022, driven by the pent-...
- More smaller town students now aim for foreign degreesAt ReachIvy, non-metro applicants now make up 60% of the entire pool, with applications growing 50% in the last year alone, its founder Vib...
- Visa & immigration rules: Joe Biden win to cheer Indian studentsRestrictive policies of the incumbent government have been a concern for Indian students. The uncertainty and fear of erratic policymaking ...
- More Indians head to top B-schools abroadMore Indian students are taking a shot at applying to top overseas business schools or STEM courses despite the Covid-19 pandemic, said lea...
- Failed entrepreneurs go back to schoolGlobal schools are showing more preference for candidates with the rich experience startups bring and the risk-taking ability that comes na...
- Couples applying to top B-schools together for financial, visa-related convenience to fulfil MBA dreamsThis strategy is most popular among working couples who are in steady jobs as the opportunity cost of two MBAs is very high.
- Donald Trump’s rhetoric leaves Indian students unsure about pursuing higher education in USCall it a knee-jerk reaction, but Trump’s protectionist rhetoric in the run-up to the election has left many aspiring Indian students confu...
- US B-schools open up wallets to lure Indian studentsAdmissions Gateway said scholarships awarded to its clients rose 33 per cent to Rs 25 crore across the top 15 B-schools in 2016 from Rs 18....
- Harvard increasing engagement with India; School of Public Health to open Mumbai officeThe world’s leading university Harvard is increasing its engagement with India as it attempts to draw lessons from and reach out to a cruci...
- More Indians make it to US top B-Schools this year; increase in financial aid, scholarships tooThe numbers are for applicants from India and exclude Indian passport holders based overseas.
- Minerva Schools, Keck Graduate Institute tie-up gives middle-class students a global edgeThrough a US-based project, Minerva Schools at KGI, students can pay one-fourth the tuition fee of an Ivy League college.
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