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The second edition of Oxford International’s Student Global Mobility Index (SGMI) report stated that 45 percent of students cited the quality of education and 42 percent highlighted the reputation of universities as significant motivating factors for those aspiring to pursue higher education in the USA.

The Ministry of Ayush and Research and Information System for Developing Countries, (RIS) New Delhi signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today at New Delhi. This MoU will bring forth the overview of Ayush Service sector and will serve the conti

THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced it will give grants to rural banks to implement digital transformation solutions to catalyze financial inclusion, especially in underserved sectors in the country. In a statement, the ADB said the rural banks will receive grants that amount to a total of $655,000 (around P36.68…

Nearly 50% of the Indian students surveyed cited better career opportunities as the top motivational factor to study abroad, while 42% cited cultural experience and 41% cited development of language skills as leading motivational factors. About 50% of Indian students stated ‘Cost of Living and 35% of Indian students stated ‘High tuition fees as the biggest barriers for pursuing higher education overseas, according to the Oxford Internationals Student Global Mobility Index (SGMI).

Vietnamese students the most concerned with the cost of living and course fees, while Nigerians most worried about immigration process

Singapore News - Madam Annie Chang may have been a complete stranger, but that did not stop Ms Chew Shin Yee from being moved by her plight and wanting to help her on a regular basis. Since August, Ms Chew, a client services director, has been part of a group of six people who form a... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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The World Bank and the finance ministry agreed to work closely to create a market structure from the Corporate...

The World Bank and the finance ministry of India have agreed to collaborate in creating a market structure for maximising social impact through corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. World Bank President Ajay Banga and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman discussed the outcomes of the G20 India Presidency and the World Bank Groups engagement with India.

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