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BRICS nations agree to launch new university ranking system

Konstantin Mogilevsky, Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education in Russia, emphasized that the global education community is in need of a new evaluation framework. Mogilevsky highlighted the importance of this framework being rooted in objective data and universally accepted.
South Africa Kwazulu Natal Konstantin Mogilevsky Deputy Minister Higher Education University Ranking System

Study Abroad: How to Get Admission in Prestigious Universities Like Harvard, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge

Many young Indian students hope to be accepted into prestigious universities like Harvard, MIT, Oxford, and Cambridge. The road is surely difficult, but it also presents an opportunity for academic an - Study Abroad: How to Get Admission in Prestigious Universities Like Harvard, MIT, Oxford, Cambridge| 10 Tips Here
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UGC Releases Draft Notification to Grant Equivalence to Foreign Degree, Curbs Online, Distance Degrees

As per the draft guidelines, the Equivalence certificate issued by the UGC will be accepted by the universities in India for the purposes of admission or employment
University Grants Commission National Education Policy Draft University Grants Commission Recognition Standing Committee Draft University Grants Commission Foreign Educational Institutions
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US deports 21 Indian students in a single day over visa 'discrepancies'

Reports indicate that these students were sent back following thorough document checks by immigration officers, leading to their brief detainment. The instances occurred across airports in Atlanta, Chicago, and San Francisco. Students shared their confusion, as they believed they had fulfilled all requirements for their visas and were prepared to join colleges.
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