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Study Abroad: India reached an all-time high in international student enrollment in the USA - Vimarsana News

Study Abroad: India reached an all-time high in international student enrollment in the USA

Study Abroad News: The Open Doors 2023 report reveals a 12% increase in international students hosted by the U.S. during the 2022/2023 academic year, reaching over a mil

US remains the top choice for Indian students - Vimarsana News

US remains the top choice for Indian students

In a significant trend for the third consecutive year, the United States continues to be the preferred destination for Indian students pursuing higher education abroad, as revealed by the recently released Open Doors Report (ODR). The data for the academic year 2022-23 showcases a remarkable 35%

Study abroad: Countries that provide post-study work visa to Indians - Vimarsana News

Study abroad: Countries that provide post-study work visa to Indians

A post-study work visa allows international students to stay back in the country and work for the local companies in a job profile that corresponds with their chosen education degree.

BBA's STEM designation is a bandage on a broken system - Vimarsana News

BBA's STEM designation is a bandage on a broken system

Designating academic programs as STEM is our education system bending to accommodate a flawed immigration policy rather than challenging it.

Furthering your education at a 2-year college could be your best investment - Vimarsana News

Furthering your education at a 2-year college could be your best investment

Though they're often overlooked for their four-year counterparts, a two-year college might be one of the best choices a student can make to set them up for future success.

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