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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

NRI enrolments surge at Panjab University amid review of admission norms

Students come from several countries across South Asia and Africa, with smaller representation from other regions PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Panjab

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

Foreign students in US to face 4-year visa cap under proposed rule

Trump administration moves to end indefinite ‘duration of status’ for students, exchange visitors, and media representatives PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The Trump

Foreign students on OPT may lose tax exemption under proposed US immigration bill

Dignity Act of 2025 could require international graduates to pay Social Security and Medicare taxes PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A proposed immigration reform

US student visa applications now open

State Department urges genuine applicants as 2025 admission cycle begins PRAVASISAMWAD.COM The United States has officially opened its student visa

Indian-origin student Akash Banerjee shot dead in Georgia in suspected targeted attack

Police say 22-year-old was deliberately sought out by gunman in Midtown Atlanta apartment PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A 22-year-old Indian-origin student, Akash

Students urged to submit visa applications early to avoid delays during peak processing period

PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Immigration New Zealand has issued a fresh advisory to international students, asking them to apply for their student visas

US court halts Trump-era move to strip Harvard’s right to enroll international students

This ruling marks a critical pause in a legal and political standoff over international education in the United States, underscoring

788 Indian students at Harvard in a fix over US policy

The unprecedented step by DHS raises broader questions about academic freedom, immigration policy, and the political dynamics shaping higher education