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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

Proposed US Visa Rule Change Raises Concerns for Indian Students and Employers

Many international graduates gain work experience through Optional Practical Training (OPT), a programme that allows eligible students to work in

UK Universities Report Fresh Surge in Indian Student Applications Despite Visa Restrictions Debate

The Indian High Commission in London has continued encouraging educational collaboration between the two countries while advising students to remain

Indian MBA aspirants turn to Asia and Europe as US enrolments fall sharply

Around 84% of business schools now include artificial intelligence in their curriculum, and demand for AI-focused learning is rising across

Why Denmark is becoming a top study destination for Indian students

After graduation, students from state-approved Danish universities can stay for up to three years to look for work With strong

Italy rolls out major scholarship opportunities for Indian students for 2026 intake

Applicants are advised to shortlist universities early, prepare documentation carefully, and track individual deadlines, which vary by institution and region

US revoked over 100,000 visas in 2025

Matter of concern for Indian students and professionals The developments have attracted close attention from students, professionals and policymakers alike,

British Council unveils GREAT Scholarships 2026–27 for Indian postgraduates in the UK

Overall, the GREAT Scholarships aim to empower Indian students to build global perspectives, strengthen professional capabilities, and contribute meaningfully to

India remains top source of students in US

Enrolment hits 3.63 lakh in 2024–25 As geopolitical shifts reshape global student mobility, India’s steady rise reflects its youth demographics,

Why Canada is increasing scrutiny on Indian study permits

Despite the current scrutiny, Canada continues to value Indian students for their academic excellence and contribution to innovation, research, and