Ambika Singh
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What Can International Students Do To Adapt To Pause On Student Visas
The US still offers a powerful mix of academic excellence and work pathways, but countries like Germany, Ireland, and the UAE are gaining edge with friendlier, more predictable policies.
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"Students Can Still Thrive In The US Education System": Expert On F-1 Visas
F-1 Visa Updates: The overall pathway for Indian students to study in the U.S. will remain open and robust.
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"US F-1 Visa Policies Will Reduce Number Of International Students": Expert
F-1 Visa Changes: F-1 visa holders are now restricted from participating in study abroad programs longer than five months.
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Facing US Student Visa Issues In 2025? Expert Advice, Alternatives, And What Comes Next
If there are visa delays, your university may allow a late arrival or give you the option to defer for a semester or a year, depending on whether they offer a Spring (January) intake.
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"Every Student Can Find Their Harvard": FAQs On Studying Abroad Answered
With rising competition and evolving global policies, expert guidance has become more crucial than ever.
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Blog: Battling Addiction In Coronavirus Lockdown
Addiction is a disease of isolation. Social distancing, critical to avoid infection, pushes addicts over the edge and into relapse, say mental health experts. Though the lockdown is the best time for users to tackle their addiction, it is important that they have strong family support and easy access to treatment.
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Blog: Coronovirus Is Making Pregnancy In India A Bigger Challenge
Due to Coronavirus, the hospital staff is already stretched, meaning many pregnant women who are in Covid wards have to spend long hours in the hospital room waiting for any update on their child.
