It may be pointed out that Canadian authorities had asked more than 700 Indian students to return to India in fake “admission offer letters” cases
The Australian authorities and universities have rejected the application of students from Punjab and Haryana. According to The Australian Today report citing Times Higher Education. some universities and vocational course providers have instructed their agents to stop processing the application form of students form these two northern states.
It may be pointed out that Canadian authorities had asked more than 700 Indian students to return to India in fake “admission offer letters” cases.
Earlier in March, Australian PM Anthony Albanese announced that Indian degrees would be recognised in his country
The news report added that Australian officials from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) had warned international education operators about soaring numbers of “low-quality applications”. Earlier in March, Australian PM Anthony Albanese announced that Indian degrees would be recognised in his country.
Australian Prime Minister Albanese had said during his visit to India this month that “if you are an Indian student who is studying or has studied in Australia, your hard-earned degree will be recognised when you return home. Or if you are a member of Australia’s very large Indian diaspora — 500,000 and growing — you will feel more confident that your Indian qualification will be recognised in Australia”.
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