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Foreign education loan: How to get the best deal - Vimarsana News

Foreign education loan: How to get the best deal

Study Abroad: A strong academic record and a confirmed admission letter from a recognised university can strengthen an education loan application.

bambrew funding: Sustainable packaging startup Bambrew raises $7 million in funding led by Blume Ventures - Vimarsana News

bambrew funding: Sustainable packaging startup Bambrew raises $7 million in funding led by Blume Ventures

Bambrew said the funds will be used to expand into primary packaging for consumer goods, food and beverages product categories, expanding manufacturing capabilities, research and development and building a team

Canada's latest policy shift comes as fresh dampener for students from India - Vimarsana News

Canada's latest policy shift comes as fresh dampener for students from India

In 2022, Indians accounted for four out of 10 overseas students in Canada, with a total of 226,450 Indians studying in the country. Lower costs and easier permanent residency were the key attractions for Indian students opting for Canada. With the new restrictions in place, Canada will issue 35% fewer student visas this year.

Indian stakeholders react to Canada's student cap - Vimarsana News

Indian stakeholders react to Canada's student cap

Canada's decision to implement an international student cap for two years has caused concern among international education players in India.

Top Indian agents with most Australian partnerships - Vimarsana News

Top Indian agents with most Australian partnerships

Analysis by The PIE News has identified which of the 230+ education agencies across India have the most agreements in place with Australian universities.