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November 15, 2023
As per the scholarship offered, students would be able to receive up to 200 grants, to take up degrees in any of the 766 Russian universities that are present in 89 locations, in various education streams including general medicine, physics, nuclear power, and aeronautical engineering among others.
November 15, 2023
It's a good idea to start preparing your application as early as July or August as this will give you more time to shortlist universities, talk to current students on the programme, says an Indian student at Oxford University.
November 15, 2023
As much as logical reasoning can be confusing and a tough nut to crack, it can also be fun trying to attempt these questions. | Competitive Exams
November 15, 2023
These scholarships are usually awarded on the basis of merit to students. Along with it, the grant is also given based on gender, race, country, field of study, etc.
November 14, 2023
ECU kicked off International Education Week with a Parade of Flags around campus. Students, faculty and staff were also honored at the International Awards Ceremony.
November 14, 2023
Number of international students from India to the United States increased by 35 per cent and led to an all-time high of 268,923 students in academic year 2022-23, according to Institute of International Educationโs Open Doors Report (ODR)
November 14, 2023
If any of you are contemplating whether or not studying abroad would be a good idea, just know that you arenโt alone.
November 14, 2023
Georgia is a well-developed and rich language country with a centuries-long history.
November 13, 2023
Study Abroad: Behind China and India, nations sending the most students to the US were South Korea, Canada, Vietnam, Taiwan and Nigeria.
November 13, 2023
American colleges enrolled nearly 269,000 students from India, more than ever and second only to China. Most came for graduate programs, often in science, technology and business. “The U.S. maintains a strong relationship with India on education, which I think is getting even stronger and even more connected,” said Marianne Craven, the State Departments acting deputy assistant secretary for academic exchange.