Union minister reveals 749 Indian students died in 49 foreign countries between 2021-2025 due to medical reasons, accidents, and suicides. Deaths increased from 81 in 2021 to 178 in 2025.
Ludhiana will host India's inaugural IELTS/PTE Excellence Conclave in 2026, focusing on trainer development, institute growth strategies, and academic excellence in English language testing.
Canada has unveiled a $100 million scholarship fund to support up to 200 Indian students, part of a broader education partnership aimed at enhancing research and academic exchanges between the two nations.
The University of Birmingham offers a £10,000 tuition fee reduction for Indian students enrolling in full-time taught Master's programmes in September 2026. This scholarship requires prior commitment and covers only first-year tuition, not living expenses
Gujarat's foreign education aspirants are increasingly choosing Europe over the US and Canada, leading to a significant decline in education loan disbursals over the past two years, according to SLBC data and expert insights.
A 45% decline in Indian student enrolments at US universities in August 2025, coupled with a 25% rise in international applications to Indian graduate management programmes, signals a major realignment in global education flows driven by visa policies and
The Yes Italy initiative is now open, offering comprehensive guidance to Indian students for admissions to Italian universities, including application processes and visa support.
The traditional dream of studying abroad faces scrutiny as post-pandemic uncertainties, stricter immigration rules, and shrinking job markets force Indian families to question the return on investment.
Indian students' aspirations for UK education confront tightened visa rules, AI-driven job markets, and competition from Canada/Australia. Insights from Nottingham Trent University reveal strategies for scholarships, integration, and employability.
The Trump administration's lawsuit against Harvard University highlights a shift towards more competitive, academically driven admissions, with acceptance rates at historic lows and increased emphasis on standardized testing.
Official data reveals a dramatic 50% decline in study permits issued to Indian students by Canada for 2025, marking a major shift in international education trends and impacting diaspora dynamics.
As traditional study destinations face stricter visa norms and rising costs, Japan is drawing more Indian students in 2025, with engineering, IT, and business courses leading the trend. Language skills and cost advantages are key factors.
Hyderabad consultants report a continued decline in overseas student numbers for the January intake, with applications down by nearly 70% from previous years. Students are shifting to Europe and Asia amid policy uncertainties.
The United States-India Educational Foundation announces the opening of applications for the 2027-28 Fulbright-Nehru Fellowships, offering doctoral, postdoctoral, and professional excellence grants for Indian citizens seeking US opportunities.
The Destination Dubai Expo's 2026 roadshow across India has successfully strengthened the Study Dubai initiative, promoting educational opportunities and partnerships between the two nations.
Dual degree programs are emerging as a strategic pathway for Indian students to gain international exposure, enhance employability, and achieve global career success through integrated academic frameworks.
Experts reveal that the DS-160 application form is the most critical step in securing a US visa, with the interview often serving as a confirmation of the data provided. Accuracy and consistency are paramount.
Ireland has become a leading study destination for Indian students, with a record 13,000 enrolled last year. The Irish minister highlighted growing academic ties and the impact of the EU-India trade agreement.
Australian Catholic University (ACU) has announced new scholarships for Indian students, offering financial support for undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Check eligibility criteria, application process, and key deadlines.
The body of Saketh Sreenivasaiah, a 22-year-old Indian graduate student at UC Berkeley, was recovered from Lake Anza. His roommate revealed concerning behavioral changes before his disappearance, highlighting the mental health challenges faced by internat
The College Board has opened registrations for SAT exams scheduled between March and June 2026, crucial for undergraduate admissions in the 2026-2027 academic year. These standardized tests are accepted by over 4,000 universities worldwide.
The Indian diaspora continues to be viewed as a strategic asset globally, yet recent data shows a 31% decline in students going abroad over three years, attributed to stricter visa regulations and shifting global policies.
Official data reveals a three-year decline in Indian students going abroad for higher education. Experts analyze whether NEP 2020 reforms or economic factors drive this shift in global education trends.
Government data shows a 31% decline in Indian students going abroad for studies from 2023 to 2025, with numbers falling from 9,08,364 to 6,26,606 amid tightening immigration rules.
The Indian Education Ministry informed the Rajya Sabha of a consistent decrease in students pursuing higher education overseas, based on Bureau of Immigration data from 2023 to 2025.
Singapore combines top-tier education with unparalleled student safety through 24/7 campus surveillance, safe streets, multicultural living, legal support, healthcare, and secure public transport.
The UAE is rapidly gaining popularity among Indian students for higher education, driven by world-class universities, strategic location, and strong cultural ties, offering a blend of academic excellence and career opportunities.
SIM Global Education and University at Buffalo conducted outreach programs in Hyderabad and Bangalore, focusing on digital literacy and global degree pathways. The initiative addresses student wellbeing and holistic preparation for overseas education.
Despite concerns over notorious Punjabi gangs, immigrants continue to choose British Columbia for its economic opportunities, cultural ties, and community support, highlighting a complex migration dynamic.
Four Indian students were among several injured in a violent knife attack at a college in Russia. The incident has raised concerns about student safety abroad.