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There is still uncertainty about what will happen if they don’t get shots of vaccines approved by their host universities.

Exemption from travel ban is a relief for Indian students planning to join US universities Exemption from travel ban is a relief for Indian students planning to join US universities TIMESOFINDIA.COM | May 2, 2021, 11:52 IST Indian students who are hoping to join US universities this Fall are relieved by this exemption. Representatio...Read More Even as the US government has announced a travel ban on India starting May 4, some categories of travellers -- including Indian students seeking to co...

Aggregator recruitment start-ups meet the old order The developing aggregator picture has some of the hallmarks of a classic movie where the scrappy outsider working from their bedroom takes on the corporate giants with near limitless resources. One sign is that we are seeing Yocket, a company started in 2015 by four Indian graduates for US$132, taking on ETS, founded in 1947, which had revenues of over US$1 billion in 2019. Underneath that David versus Goliath headline there are many other fa...

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ETtech Morning Dispatch on Feb 19, 2021: NPCI rival worries FinMin, WhatsApp nudges users Want this newsletter delievered to your inbox? SUBSCRIBE Well soon meet in your inbox. / Morning Dispatch Good morning, India’s three largest retail banks—SBI, HDFC Bank and Bank of Baroda—have been planning to form a consortium that would rival the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) for a few months now. The three banks are also a part of the consortium that is NPCI. See the problem h...

Edtech startup Leverage Edu raises Rs 47 crore in Series A funding SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 18, 2021, 06:53 PM IST Share Synopsis Leverage Edu will use the funding to accelerate expansion into newer markets, bring in more product innovation, and deepen its student-first approach. Agencies Leverage Edu helps students select a higher education programme based on mentoring workshops and apply to universities and colleges through its SaaS platform Univalley.com. College admissions platform Lever...

Each year, millions of students in India rush to get an admission in universities abroad. Often they don’t know which program they should focus on, or the college that is right for their skillset and ambition. Scores of legacy and newfound firms are attempting to offer counselling to these students. But despite India contributing more […]

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Frontier Nutrition Raises $6 million Series B Financing led by Adjuvant Capital to Expand Access to Fortified Snacks February 3, 2021 GMT DHAKA, Bangladesh, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Frontier Nutrition, a company manufacturing and marketing affordable fortified snacks in Bangladesh, has announced a $6 million Series B financing led by Adjuvant Capital, a life sciences fund backed by the Bill & Melinda...

From coding to live classes, 5 young Indian ed-tech startups you should know about As larger edtech unicorns grab the headlines, Moneycontrol looks at some of the interesting younger online learning startups. Representative Image Education technology has been the dominant theme of 2020 among Indian startups. The coronavirus outbreak put the already growing sector on steroids, making it mainstream overnight. This year alone, Byjus’ valuation has gone from $5 billion to $10 billion, Unacademy ...

Whats Your Billion Dollar Idea: Three Indian Students Win 4-week Internship With New Zealand University Dec 11, 2020, 11:51 IST Education New Zealand in collaboration with Indian EdTech platform Leverage Edu organized the first-ever virtual start-up challenge for Indian students to offer them a platform to showcase their entrepreneurial and business strategy, skills, and vision. The theme of the challenge was ‘What’s Your Billion-Dollar Idea?’ and students between  18-24 years o...