More than a third of the 1.3 million Indian students pursuing higher education abroad have identified the United States as their premier study abroad choice. They cite the United States’ education system’s excellence, the academic spectrum available, and the nation’s leading-edge technology as important factors driving this preference. This surge in student preference has coincided …
During the 2022–23 academic year, the flow of international students to US universities and colleges experienced remarkable growth, prominently led by India as a primary source. The 2023 Open Doors report highlights India’s significant contribution, sending over 260,000 students to the US. Projections suggest India will notably contribute around $70 billion to global education by …
International students migrate to the United States, led by a surge from India: Read More »
Despite visa challenges, job uncertainties, and prolonged layoffs, Indian students continue to show remarkable resilience in pursuing education in the United States. According to the Open Doors 2023 report released by the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the Institute of International Education (IIE), India has become the second-largest contributor …
A substantial number of Indian students are staying back in the United States on OPT: Read More »
In a remarkable shift, India has outnumbered China in sending the highest number of international students to the United States for the first time in 15 years. The data from the US Department of Homeland Security indicates that there are currently over 320,000 Indian students holding active visas, surpassing the 254,000 Chinese student visa holders. …
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Central State University has received a donation of $10,000 from Google for the advancement of science and technology education. In an official statement, the university revealed that the unrestricted grant would be channelled towards the John W. Garland College of Engineering, Science, Agriculture, and Technology (JWGCESTA). This significant grant is aimed at fueling a range …
The latest report from EnglishUSA, the leading association for English Language Teaching (ELT) programs in the United States, has highlighted Japan’s prominent role as the primary source country for English language programs in the US. The report also coincides with the release of the Open Doors reports by the Institute of International Education (IIE), providing …
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The Immigration Minister of Canada has announced plans to welcome 900,000 international students to the country. This goal aligned with the position of the United States as the world’s leading study destination. However, the minister has also raised concerns about the potential negative consequences and risks to the educational system’s integrity associated with such rapid …
In this fiscal year, the US Department of State revealed that over 393,000 F-1 visas have already been issued to students globally. Similarly, 411,131 F-1 visas were issued in the fiscal year 2022, reflecting achieving the pre-pandemic levels. Even the trends reveal that there will be a higher number of visa approvals this year. As …
More than 393,000 US F-1 student visas were issued this year: Read More »
Recently, the US state department has developed a one-year professional master’s program that is aligned with India’s NEP. This opens doors for Indian students to pursue specialized degrees and shapes the future of education. As per this move, the bond between the countries will strengthen, and it will foster collaborative growth and advancement. Akhilesh Lakhtakia, …
US launches one year Master’s Program aligned with India’s NEP: Read More »
The United States deported 21 Indian students in a single day, pointing to visa discrepancies as the reason. The students, who had travelled to the United States with aspirations of pursuing higher education, were reportedly detained and then deported to India. Most of the students deported were from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The incident has …
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