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Dennis Barnes, the 16-year-old prodigy who bagged 185 college admissions, chooses CornellBarnes who has graduated with a 4.98 GPA, has been accepted to more than 185 institutions and offered $10 mn in scholarships!- Everything you need to know about Tata Scholarship for Cornell UniversityCornell University has partnered with Tata Trusts to offer a wide range of scholarships to Indian students who have finished their secondar...
- Russia-Ukraine crisis: Surprised by shortage of medical colleges in India, Anand Mahindra directs his team to build oneThe billionaire urged CP Gurnani to establish an institute on the Mahindra University campus.
- Decoding the American Education system: A guide for Indian studentsAmerica has long been a top destination for international students, and Indian students are no exception. If you are planning to pursue hig...
- A slice of Ivy League education close to your homeBennett University, in association with Cornell University, is starting a BBA, an integrated BBA+LLB course and a mass communications cours...
- Indian-origin student found dead in USPolice had searched gorges and adjacent natural areas in Ithaca. Earlier authorities had issued an advisory describing Narasipura as a dark...
- Narayana Murthy never skipped a class. Here's why...Google's Sundar Pichai recently said that he shared a friendly rapport with the canteen staff and would cut often classes. Here are other t...
- Sumitra Dutta to become dean of Cornell's new business collegeAn alumnus of the IIT-Delhi, Dutta is currently the dean and professor of management and organisations in the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduat...
- PIO teen cracks all 8 Ivy League schools, plus 6 other elite universitiesPooja Chandrashekhar aimed for all eight ivies hoping to get into just one of them, "because college admissions is really unpredictable."
- Ratan Tata honoured with Doctorate of Automotive Engineering at South Carolina Auto SummitRatan Tata has been honoured with an honorary Doctorate of Automotive Engineering by the Clemson University at the South Carolina Automotiv...
- Why many bright Indian students are opting for overseas undergraduate studiesGreater commitment levels, superior curriculum and pedagogy, and diversity at foreign universities are a big draw.
- Kerala students to compete in designing rover for Mars missionA team of students from an Engineering college in Kerala have been selected to compete, for the first time, in the University Rover Challen...
- Growing list of Indian origin scholars lead global universities of great reputeBesides technical talent, Indians are more fluent than immigrants from other countries in English, and there is a view that their attitude ...
- Infosys panel tasked with recommending candidates for the post of CEOAnn Fudge, Jeffrey Lehman and Ravi Venkatesan are tasked with recommending candidates for the post of CEO.
- India leads in education, says Cornell University PresidentA top American academician has described the drop in number of Indian students joining US universities as brain circulation.
- Pradeep K Khosla, an IITian, appointed chancellor of University of CaliforniaIndian American Pradeep K. Khosla, currently the dean of Carnegie Mellon University's engineering college, has been named as the 8th chance...
- US colleges learn business mantra from Indian gurus like Soumitra Dutta, Pradeep K Khosla and Dipak C JainA reason behind this success is a three-letter word - IIT. Many of the stars at management schools in US come from the IIT.
- Indian American Roop Mahajan named Lewis Hester Chair in EngineeringIndian American Roop Mahajan has been named the Lewis Hester Chair in Engineering by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.
- Greater strides in the field of educationRecently, five leading American Universities including the University of California campuses at Berkeley and San Diego, Carnegie Mellon Uni...
- To study abroad, take first steps nowProcessing applications and obtaining a scholarship in US, UK or Australia would take at least a year.
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