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    ICICI Bank launches Sapphiro Forex Card for students studying abroad

    ICICI Bank has launched the Sapphiro Forex Card, designed for students going abroad for higher education. Powered by Visa, the card offers benefits tailored for managing education expenses such as admission fees, course-related costs, and daily expenses like travel and dining. It supports transactions in 15 currencies without cross-currency mark-up charges, facilitating seamless global travel.

    Royal Global University launches 'Hope for Manipur Scholarship' for violence-affected students

    The Hope for Manipur Scholarship by Royal Global University aids students affected by violence, creating a safe educational environment for their brighter future.

    Indian teen, who faked father’s death for full scholarship, gets deported from US

    According to Lehigh Valley News, the young individual falsely claimed his father had passed away to secure admission and a full scholarship to Lehigh University in Pennsylvania. This scheme involved crafting counterfeit financial records and transcripts, along with creating a fraudulent email address similar to that of his headmaster to produce fake letters of recommendation.

    146 Indian students awarded Erasmus Mundus scholarships in Europe in 2024

    India has been one of the top recipients of the prestigious Erasmus Mundus scholarships for the 2-year master's programme in Europe under Erasmus+ for the 2024 academic year. The program, which offers a study programme jointly delivered by an international consortium of higher education institutions, has been awarded to 2603 students from 137 countries.

    Ontario Graduate Scholarship: Process, eligibility & other key details

    The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) provides financial assistance to graduate students in Ontario, Canada, based on merit and funded by the Province of Ontario and the University of Toronto. Applicants must have a student study permit visa and plan to enroll in a program in 2024-2025.

    Who is Suborno Bari? Know about child prodigy who became youngest child to graduate

    12-year-old, Suborno Bari is graduating soon at the youngest age from Long Island High School. The talented boy has also authored two books and served as a guest lecturer at Mumbai University.

    • IDRC Research Awards: A guide for international students

      The IDRC Research Awards offer one-year paid research opportunities to citizens from developing countries pursuing doctoral or master’s degrees at accredited universities. Eligibility requires holding or being enrolled in a graduation program, with no age limit and open to lower-middle-class candidates. The application involves submitting personal and educational details along with supporting documents. Selection criteria include research experience, publications, work experience, and academic merit.

      Virendra Kumar: Veteran LS member continues as Union social justice, empowerment minister

      Eight-time BJP MP Virendra Kumar will continue as the Social Justice and Empowerment Minister in the Modi government. Ramdas Athawale retains his position as Minister of State (MoS) in the same ministry, with B L Verma joining as a new MoS. Kumar, a seasoned politician from Madhya Pradesh, has been an MP since 1996. His challenges include addressing caste discrimination, SC/ST and OBC scholarship issues, and matters related to transgender individuals and people with disabilities. Kumar was also the Protem Speaker of the 17th Lok Sabha.

      Volvo Group partners with Indian universities to augment engineering education in the country

      Volvo group Inks MoU with Manipal University, KIIT University and SRM University to build a stronger industry-academia engagement and enhance industry readiness of students in the automotive arena.

      Take your ambition further with the Kent Future Student Scholarship

      Indian students are increasingly choosing the United Kingdom for higher education, with a 54% rise in study visas. Scholarships, like the Kent Future Student Scholarships, make studying in the UK more accessible and affordable.

      Study Abroad: Challenges and opportunities for Indian students

      Studying abroad has long been a cherished aspiration for many Indian students, offering opportunities for global careers and expanded knowledge. Despite the challenges posed by stricter immigration policies and increased scrutiny, the desire for international education remains strong. Factors driving this trend include the diversity of academic programs, global exposure, availability of scholarships, and access to advanced technology and innovation.

      Navigating financial requirements: Essential steps for international students to study in Canada

      Studying abroad offers students the opportunity to experience new cultures and gain valuable academic insights. However, financial logistics are crucial. To study in Canada, international students must demonstrate sufficient financial support for their studies and living expenses, including additional funds for any accompanying family members. From 2019 to 2021, 10% of student visa applications were rejected due to insufficient funds.

      Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships: A guide for international doctoral students

      The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships program attracts and retains doctoral students, enhancing Canada's global reputation in research and higher education.

      Serial rape case in Madhya Pradesh: Man uses voice-changing app to lure victims; Shocking details emerge

      The survivor recounted that on May 13, she received a call from 'Archana Madam,' who claimed that her scholarship money was stuck due to a missing signature. She was instructed to meet 'her' at a deserted location. Upon arrival, she received another call from 'Madam,' who said 'she' had sent her son to pick her up. A man arrived on a motorcycle, took her to a secluded place, raped her, and stole her phone.

      Study abroad: US, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia — which is the best country for Indian students in terms of education cost, scholarships, jobs?

      Aspiring to pursue higher studies at prestigious universities like Harvard, Cambridge, Stanford, Oxford, MIT, and others is a common goal for many Indian students. However, achieving this aspiration often presents numerous challenges. Before making a final decision about studying abroad at these highly sought-after destinations, it's essential to carefully consider various factors. Let's explore the key considerations for Indian students aiming to study in these top 5 destinations.

      South Korea could be the next big study abroad destination

      South Korea's popularity in India is growing, driven by its diverse cultural appeal and increasing interest from Indian students. Scholarships from the South Korean government and universities attract international students. The country is becoming a favorable destination for businesses due to regulatory advantages.

      Are you thinking about studying overseas? This is how to up your odds of getting a scholarship

      Explore scholarships strategically with passion, persistence, and organizational discipline to enhance success for international students aspiring academic advancement in their study abroad journey.

      Bombay HC strikes down clause on income limit for foreign scholarships to bring 'fairness in opportunities'

      The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court has invalidated a clause from a government resolution that removed income criteria for overseas scholarships. The court emphasized the need to maintain the scholarship's original purpose of aiding economically backward students. The ruling follows a petition highlighting the inequities caused by financially stable students availing scholarships meant for economically deprived candidates.

      In line of fire: US campus protests a stress test for Indians

      Tensions surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have caused disruptions on US campuses, leaving Indian students and their parents anxious. Some students participating in protests have been detained, while others face challenges such as switching to online classes.

      Hindujas sign new India-UK healthcare pact with King's College London

      The Hinduja Group and King's College London partnership aims to enhance healthcare outcomes in India and the UK through training, research, and scholarships, creating the Hinduja-King's Health Partners Academy for future healthcare professionals.

      Scholarships to help finance your study abroad: A country-wise guide

      Studying abroad offers valuable exposure. Scholarships cover expenses, enabling students to focus on studies and immerse fully. They provide mentorship, internships, and networking opportunities, enriching the educational experience at renowned universities worldwide.

      SN Bose Scholarship: All about the student exchange program for studying in the US

      SN Bose Scholarship fosters Indian student exchange with the US. Open Sep-Oct, offers stipend, health insurance, airfare. Eligible fields include Atmospheric & Earth Sciences, Chemical Sciences. SERB, IUSSTF, WINStep support the program.

      This UK university just launched a scholarship dedicated to Indian students

      University of Sussex has introduced the Sussex India Scholarship for Indian students looking to move to the country in September 2024, providing financial aid. The scholarship fund includes opportunities for other scholarships. Professor Robin Banerjee emphasizes supporting Indian students and promoting diversity.

      James Cook University invites applications from Indian students

      James Cook University in Singapore offers Singapore dollars 10,000 scholarships for South Asian students, emphasizing exposure benefits and a diverse range of courses. It aims to provide high-quality education and opportunities beyond geographic boundaries.

      What’s stopping Indian women from going abroad to study?

      Despite increasing numbers of Indian women pursuing education abroad, challenges persist. According to a survey by MSM Unify, financial constraints and lengthy visa processes are significant hurdles. Monica Kapadia Mehta from Leap Scholar notes family commitments as another deterrent. However, financing options for education are improving, mitigating this barrier.

      Studying STEM abroad: British Council launches 25 scholarships for women to pursue their Masters in UK

      The British Council, in collaboration with UK universities, launches the British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM program, targeting female STEM graduates seeking Master's degrees in the UK. The initiative aims to address gender disparities in STEM fields, offering 25 scholarships to women from India and South Asia.

      Indian students are turning away from UK universities

      Indian students are losing interest in pursuing undergraduate studies in the United Kingdom. Official statistics show a 4% drop in applications. Concerns arise as Nigerian students also contribute to the downward trend. The ongoing review of the Graduate Route visa may be a contributing factor.

      UK announces GREAT scholarships 2024 for Indian students: All about the universities participating & what you need to apply

      The GREAT Scholarships program 2024 also includes two scholarships specifically for Justice and Law studies, in partnership with the Ministry for Justice. Indian students interested in pursuing courses related to human rights, property law, criminal justice, commercial law, can apply for these scholarships.

      Republic of Turkey opens scholarships for Indian students; last date to apply is Feb 20. Here are details

      Turkey Scholarship 2024: Online applications for Turkiye Scholarships 2024 are now open. Prospective students can register on the official Turkiye Scholarships website by February 20, 2024. The selection process is solely undertaken by the Government of Republic of Turkey. These scholarships offer financial assistance and guarantee university placement. Applications will be accepted from January 10th to February 20th, 2024, for international students from all countries.

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