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High college cut offs attracts world’s top universities to India for talent
College cut offs reached new heights this June as the 10% increase in entry requirements into Indian colleges caused great challenges to students achieving less than top marks...
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Indians form 2nd largest group of international students in US
Indians represent 15 per cent of all foreigners pursuing higher education in the US, becoming the second largest international group after China which topped the list with over 18 per cent students...
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Indians, Foreigners Pursuing Higher Education, USA, Largest International Group, China, International Students, Colleges and Universities in United States, Institute of International Education, Chinese Student, International Student Population, Indian Students, US Higher Education, Allan Goodman, President and CEO of Institute of International Education, India, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Kenyan Students, Canada, Taiwan, Nepal, Germany, Thailand, Hong Kong, Colombia, Pakistan, Russia
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Harvard toppled in new QS ranking
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World University Rankings, University of Cambridge, Times Higher Education, University College London, Imperial College London, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Universiti Malaya, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Universities Australia, Sydney Herald, University of Cape Town
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Japan Initiates Student Exchanges Programme With 12 Indian Institutes
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Student exchange programme, study abroad, education, student exchange
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Global Competition: U.S. Students vs. International Peers
Are U.S. students' tech skills keeping up with their international peers?
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Top of the foreign pops
Here are the things you need to keep in mind when choosing that university overseas...
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Varuna Verma, Shabina Akhtar, Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India, Assocham, New Delhi-based apex chamber of commerce, Global Reach Consultants, Calcutta-based educational consultancy, Marina Gandhi, British Council, Economics, Hotel management, Switzerland, Accounting, Finance and Engineering, United States-India Educational Foundation, British Accreditation Council, Times Higher Education Supplement, Kaushik Mitra, Education advisor in India, Cornell University in the US, Racial attacks in Australia, Visweswaraya Institute of Technology VIT Bangalore
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Foreign fees may founder as 'perfect storm' brews
UK University heads fear recession, flu and visa rules will stop overseas students...
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Recession in UK, Tight visa regulations, Swine flu, UK universities at risk Crucial income from overseas students, UK overseas students, Study in UK, Vice-chancellors and college principals, World Health Organisation, Global pandemic, UK, Australia, Japan, Chile, Widespread media coverage, Malcolm Gillies, Vice-chancellor of City University London, Students sponsors, Professor Gillies, James Pitman, UK managing director of Study Group, Student visa application
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