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Lack of Jobs & High Rents: How Indian Students Are Finding It Hard to Survive in UK, Canada, Australia

Skipping meals, and jobs paying less than the prescribed minimal wage by the government in exchange for working hours that suit the student’s schedule is a common scenario for many Indians living abroad

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Tips to help you make informed decisions while seeking accommodation abroad

Tips to help you make informed decisions while seeking accommodation abroad
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US to utilise India s National Education Policy to encourage kids to pursue higher education

Indian students going to the US for higher studies may witness a new trend in the coming years. The Indian government and the US.

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Incessant rainfall triggers heavy traffic congestion across Delhi

Commuters complained of jams on roads from as far as Seemapuri and Chhatarpur on the ends of the city, and till India Gate C-Hexagon and Tilak Marg in the heart of Delhi | Latest News Delhi

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Rise in study-abroad numbers fuels student housing boom

Indian students account for only one-fifth of Ambers base; the balance 80% comes from students across 50 countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, and Nigeria, Goel said. As much as 50% of its base is foreigners studying in their home country, but away from home.

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