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Canada’s student visa crackdown pushes Indian students towards Germany

Nearly 80 per cent of Indian applications were rejected in 2025, while Germany has emerged as the preferred destination for

Indian Student Arrested in Germany After Girlfriend’s Death in US

20-year-old Varun Batchigari is accused of killing his 19-year-old girlfriend in Tucson before fleeing the United States PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A 20-year-old

Germany Opens More Doors for Indian Skilled Professionals as Demand for Talent Grows

Expanded visa opportunities and streamlined immigration pathways make Germany an increasingly attractive destination for Indian workers Germany is strengthening its

German Envoy Praises Indian Professionals, Says Migration Has Strengthened Germany’s Workforce

Outgoing Ambassador Philipp Ackermann highlights successful integration of Indian talent while stressing the importance of German language skills PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Germany’s

YES Germany Appoints Karuna Syal as CEO of Operations and Support

Subheading: Leadership reshuffle aims to strengthen operational excellence as demand for Germany-bound higher education continues to grow PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Overseas education

Germany Becomes Leading Choice for Indian Students as Global Study Preferences Shift

Affordable education, strong job prospects and stable visa policies drive growing interest in German universities Germany has emerged as one

Indian Student Interest in Germany Surges as AI Courses Drive Record Applications

Postgraduate AI and technology programmes emerge as key attraction as Germany strengthens its appeal as a study destination for Indian

Germany Clarifies New dMAT Will Not Be a Pass-Fail Hurdle for Indian Master’s Applicants

German Embassy and DAAD say the new assessment will support university admissions rather than automatically disqualify students with lower scores

Germany Opens Wider Door for Indian Physiotherapists Amid Rising Healthcare Staff Shortage

Demand for qualified professionals creates fresh opportunities, but experts urge candidates to follow regulated migration channels PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Germany’s growing shortage

Tighter UK, US immigration rules push Indian medical graduates to explore new destinations

Despite stricter visa and training policies in traditional markets, the number of Indian doctors working or training overseas continues to