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4% Drop In Indian Applications To UK Universities After New Student Visa Rules - Vimarsana News

4% Drop In Indian Applications To UK Universities After New Student Visa Rules

Amid ongoing review for post-study work visa, official statistics released on Thursday showed Indian students are showing signs of being turned off from applying for British universities with a four per cent drop in the applications from the country.

Source: ndtv.com
Now taking EXAMS is bad for the environment: Research reveals one GCSE test has the same carbon footprint as five washing machine cycles - Vimarsana News

Now taking EXAMS is bad for the environment: Research reveals one GCSE test has the same carbon footprint as five washing machine cycles

Even taking an exam can be bad for the environment, as research from Ofqual reveals that an English Language GCSE uses the same amount of emissions as driving more than a mile.

Darlington kicks off holiday season with Christmas parade - Vimarsana News

Darlington kicks off holiday season with Christmas parade

DARLINGTON, S.C. -- Darlington Saturday kicked off its holiday season with the city's annual Christmas parade.

Source: scnow.com
Exam boards could use AI immediately to mark papers, boss claims - Vimarsana News

Exam boards could use AI immediately to mark papers, boss claims

Exam body AQA is 'actively exploring' the uses of artificial intelligence in marking - with the chief executive claiming the only thing stopping it is 'public confidence'.

GCSE: Thousands more kids leaving without grades 'new norm' - Vimarsana News

GCSE: Thousands more kids leaving without grades 'new norm'

The proportion of pupils leaving school without a GCSE grade in English has nearly doubled since before the pandemic, prompting concerns about a 'new normal'