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India’s Rise in Global Education: QS Rankings Reflect Nation’s Growing Prominence
The article first appeared in the News18 on April 18, 2024 69 Indian universities have made it to the prestigious subject-based rankings announced last week by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), London, a higher education analytics company. Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has been ranked 20th among the excellent institutions of the world. India’s entries in the topic-based ranking have increased by 19.4 per cent and overall performance has increased by 17 per cent.
UEA Offers Scholarships for Indian Students in UK Higher Education
The article first appeared in the Times of India on March 03, 2024 The esteemed University of East Anglia (UEA), ranked among the UK's top 25 universities, has unveiled a suite of scholarships tailored for Indian students across various academic programmes. These scholarships, covering tuition fees, accommodation, and living expenses, are available for both undergraduate and postgraduate applicants for the academic year 2024-2025.
Study Abroad: British Council partners with UK universities to launch Women in STEM Scholarships for 2024-25
The article first appeared in the Careers360 on March 06, 2024 The British Council, in partnership with UK universities, has announced the launch of the British Council scholarships for women in STEM programmes. The scholarship is being launched for female STEM graduates who desire to pursue Masters degrees in the United Kingdom. The scholarship also welcomes applications from women with dependents, offering additional support.
Is study abroad turning burden from boon?
The article first appeared in the Forbes India on April 10, 2024 After close to a year of hunting, Kartik Talreja finally managed to get a contract-based job—at a friend’s relative’s company this February. “I tried the usual job application process, but either there weren’t enough jobs or I didn’t have enough experience,” says Talreja. Did he not feel like giving up and going back to India? “It was tough,” he admits, “but I needed to find a job to build my career.” But now the 23-year-old has stopped looking for full-time jobs, given how draining the application process is.
Life in a Foreign University | ‘From UK to India to US, the change in academics is stark’
The article first appeared in the Indian Express on April 13, 2024 After completing my class 12 from the Shri Ram School, Aravali in Gurgaon, I started looking at schools that were a good fit for me – mostly looking at how academically strong they were, especially in Physics. UChicago was therefore one of the top schools for me because of their pedagogy both in physics and astrophysics. I was also quite intrigued by the core, which gave me a very good opportunity to learn about fields outside STEM.
Indian student group begins ‘Fair Visa, Fair Chance’ campaign in UK
The article first appeared in the Careers360 on April 04, 2024 One of the UK’s prominent Indian student representative organisations on Thursday began a new “Fair Visa, Fair Chance” campaign in favour of the post-study Graduate Route visa, which has proved hugely popular with students from India since its launch around three years ago. The National Indian Students and Alumni Union (NISAU) UK, which had originally campaigned for the visa that allows international graduates the chance to gain work experience for two years after their degree, fears the ongoing review of the route would reverse the progress made.
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