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USCIS Changes H-1B Visa Lottery, Extends Cap-Gap For Students - Vimarsana News

USCIS Changes H-1B Visa Lottery, Extends Cap-Gap For Students

Employers and international students will like some elements of a proposed H-1B visa rule, but other measures may generate opposition.

Source: forbes.com
Make changes in training programme for foreign students, Indian diaspora body urges US - Vimarsana News

Make changes in training programme for foreign students, Indian diaspora body urges US

The Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS) has called on the Biden Administration to make changes to the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program for foreign students. They argue that there is a significant gap between graduating students and available H-1B visas, causing Indian students to miss out on contributing to the US industry.

A Successful Industrial Policy Requires Skilled Workers - Vimarsana News

A Successful Industrial Policy Requires Skilled Workers

Reforms in education and immigration are necessary to maintain American economic competitiveness.

Benefits of Studying Abroad: Enhancing Employability through Great Learning's Study Abroad Programs - Vimarsana News

Benefits of Studying Abroad: Enhancing Employability through Great Learning's Study Abroad Programs

The allure of studying abroad is further magnified by its potential to significantly boost personal and professional development. .

Why the US is the top destination for Indian study abroad aspirants - Vimarsana News

Why the US is the top destination for Indian study abroad aspirants

One destination continues to shine brightly on the radar of Indian study-abroad aspirants: the United States.