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One of the main reasons for the rise in number of Indians taking this test is the acceptance of GRE score in over 100 Business schools here

With international students struggling amidst worsening housing and affordability issues in Canada, charities and support groups say they are under strain and have urged the government to step up support.

Only 20 percent of Japanese public high schools have quotas for accepting foreign students in entrance exams for the academic year starting April, a Kyodo News survey showed Saturday, despite the government's guidance to introduce such special entry frameworks.

To our universities, foreign students are much more valuable than British ones. Literally so. This is because they’re allowed to impose far higher tuition fees on the former.

The Canadian province of British Columbia has announced a freeze on approvals for new colleges accepting international students until February 2026, in an effort to manage the surge in immigration of international students. This comes after Canadas plans to temporarily cap the number of foreign students accepted into the country to address concerns about housing shortages and rising rents.

Anyone surprised to find British universities have been busy stuffing their lecture halls with foreign students clearly hasn’t been paying attention to the slow-motion car crash in education funding. The crisis provides a perfect example of obfuscation, misdirection, and how short-term fiscal gains can often create long-term problems.

Here is how the new plans will work and what is at stake.

India News: Canada is imposing a two-year cap on foreign student visas to address housing crisis and target "bad actors". Indian students, the largest group of in

The Canadian government is implementing a two-year limit on the amount of foreign students allowed to study in the country, citing housing and healthcare concerns.

It's time to "rein in" a system for foreign students that's "a bit of a mess", the immigration minister said.