Study Medicine (MD/MBBS) in the USA after high school

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Are you aspiring to study MBBS in USA after 12th from India? Well, there is no MBBS course or any undergraduate program in Medicine in the US. In the US, you can study medicine only at the postgraduate level which is MD (Doctor of Medicine) or DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine). In this article, we have penned down all...

What Makes Academic Writing Important?

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Annually thousands of different written works are done by college and university students worldwide.  Most of those works can be called academic writing. It’s the kind of task students often find hard and time-consuming. But professors like to give such tasks for a reason. Academic writing is a great exercise to develop thinking and a lot of skills necessary...

How to avoid burnout while studying abroad?

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By moving to another country for studies, you will be presented with new experiences, different cultures, new environments, and new friends, among others. This means you will be learning from your textbooks and from the new environment and the people you meet. While this will help you learn a lot more about yourself, it can also be an overwhelming...

All you need to know about Studying in Canada

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It is not for nothing that Canada has become a significant international destination for education. Every year, Canada attracts almost 130,000 international students. When choosing Canada as an education destination, one can rest assured of not just high-quality education and cutting-edge infrastructure but also bright career prospects. In this video, you learn about everything there is to know about...

International Students appeal to the Australian Government to consider their plight as well

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Thousands of international students have signed a petition addressed to the House of Representatives calling for their exemption from Australia’s COVID-19 travel border restrictions. Over 10,000 people have signed at the time of writing. According to the petition, many university students are struggling with the “bad quality” of online lessons. The petition added, “Lots of students do not have online classes...

Brexit blamed for rise in foreign student no-shows at UK’s top schools

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International students are increasingly likely to choose other European countries for their studies, business school leaders warn, as top UK schools face up to 20 percent increases in student ‘no shows’. One in six UK business schools has reported an increase in the number of “no show” undergraduate students for the 2016–17 academic year, with some institutions reporting a...

Indian Students are now reconsidering the US universities for pursuing their higher studies

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As the citizens of the United States of America welcome Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for registering a thumping victory at the 2020 US Presidential Elections, relief sweeps through the students in India, who are now reconsidering the US universities for pursuing their higher studies. The Trump-led US government had recently proposed a change in the rule for student visas...

7 cheapest colleges in Canada for international students

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Studying in Canada is not that cheap. It costs around 15,000 to 18,000 Canadian dollars per year. If you're looking for the most affordable options Canada has to offer, look no further 1. NBCC, Moncton, NB NBCC is the New Brunswick community college located in Moncton. The college also has some campuses around the province. In their business administration program, you get...

Are Indians less interested in US universities now?

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Is the US losing its appeal among Indian students looking to study abroad? Data on 123,309 students in India collected over four years by Yocket, a platform that helps students study abroad, found that Indian students are showing slightly less interest to study in the US next year, in favor of Canada, UK, and Germany. In 2018, 90% of respondents were studying...

Scholarships Indian students can avail to studying in New Zealand

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Scholarships/awards/bursaries are for deserving students looking forward to the study goals and dreams in the kiwi country. They can fund their studies well in advance, and the financial aids are partial/fully paid, depending upon the course and institution they choose. Scholarships are provided by governments based on the criteria’s, upon the fulfillment of which one can pursue studies abroad...