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Mumbai University Students: Scores from Mumbai University Go Abroad for Higher Education; 100% Jump in 9 Years | - Vimarsana News

Mumbai University Students: Scores from Mumbai University Go Abroad for Higher Education; 100% Jump in 9 Years |

The number of Mumbai University students seeking to go abroad for higher studies has more than doubled over the past nine years. Get the latest updates on Mumbai University students going abroad for higher education.

Study in Australia: 6 Popular Courses for Indian Students - Vimarsana News

Study in Australia: 6 Popular Courses for Indian Students

Study Abroad News: Australia, a sought-after destination for Indian students, offers world-class universities with popular courses in engineering, IT, business, data sci

Beyond Canada: Check upcoming study abroad destinations for Indian students - Vimarsana News

Beyond Canada: Check upcoming study abroad destinations for Indian students

With Canada's recent cap on student visas, it's an opportune moment for international students to explore exciting, alternative study destinations.

Study Abroad Destinations: These 5 study abroad destinations are going to be popular in 2024: Here's why - Vimarsana News

Study Abroad Destinations: These 5 study abroad destinations are going to be popular in 2024: Here's why

News News: Indian students are exploring study abroad destinations beyond the US, UK, Australia, and Canada. Factors such as dynamic policy changes and the evolv

8.5 lakh students pursuing education abroad in just 4 focused countries: Report - Vimarsana News

8.5 lakh students pursuing education abroad in just 4 focused countries: Report

If the current growth rate of 15 percent sustains, the number of Indian students studying overseas is projected to soar to approximately 20 lakh by the year 2025.