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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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How International Students In US Are Getting Scammed For Immigration Violations
Victims are told they've violated their F-1 student visa conditions or face another immigration-related problem. The scammers then pressure students to pay for legal services, university registration fees, or alleged visa violations.
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What Is Trump Administration's New Policy To Target Foreign Students In US
Amid a wider crackdown on immigration, the Trump Administration in the United States is expanding the ways to strip international students, including Indians, of their legal status to stay in stay and study in the country.
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As US Reinstates Revoked Student Visas, Its Impact On Indians, Others
The terminations, which were made from a database used by universities and the federal government to track foreign students in the US, had caused panic among the affected students.
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"Scared To Be Out": How Foreign Students Navigate US Visa Revocation Anxiety
Foreign students living in the US constantly see agents in plain clothes out of the blue and taking students to detention centres, on social media and that is causing a lot of anxiety for them.
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"In Touch, Providing Support": Centre On Indian Students' F-1 Visa Status
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that the Indian government is aware of Indian students receiving communications from the US government regarding their F-1 visa status and is looking into the matter.
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Who Is Krish Isserdasani, Indian Student Whose US Deportation Was Paused In Landmark Case
Krish Lal Isserdasani, a 21-year-old Indian student studying in the United States, won a major battle against the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration after a federal judge blocked the government's attempt to deport him.
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What Are The Most Popular Programmes In US Universities For Indian Students
The new age courses and emerging fields are in demand as they offer both excellent career opportunities and align with industry needs and future growth opportunities.
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Harvard May Have To Close Its Door On Foreign Students If...
After freezing critical funding for Harvard University, the Trump administration has warned that America's wealthiest educational institution may lose its power to enroll foreign students if it does not bow down and accept its diktat.
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Explained: Three-Language Formula In National Education Policy
In addition to Indian languages and English, students at the secondary level can also learn foreign languages like Korean, Japanese, French, German, Spanish, and others.
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Canada's New Visa Rules May Become A Nightmare For Indian Students, Workers
Canada's latest steps to curb migration is likely to have an adverse effect on tens of thousands of foreign students, including those from India. It will also negatively impact those who apply for work and resident permits.
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How Indian Students Can Find Part-Time Jobs In Canada
Study Abroad: Canadian regulations allow foreign students to work up to 24 hours per week during the academic term.
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Indian-Origin Founder Who Left Rs 14 Lakh Job To Study In Canada Shares "Sad Reality" Of Being Student In Foreign Land
Dev Mitra, an Indian entrepreneur based in Canada, recently opened up about his struggles as a student in a foreign land during a podcast with Vinamre Kasanaa.
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US Seeks To End Work Permits For International Students, May Impact Indians
Originally designed for temporary skill development, the OPT program permits foreign students on F-1 visas to work in the US for up to three years if they have a STEM degree.
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"Dehumanising": Students Caught In Harvard Crisis Speak To Foreign Media
There are 6,800 international students in Harvard that make up about 27% of Harvards enrollments this year. About one-third of its foreign students are Chinese and 700 are Indian.
-
Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
-
How International Students In US Are Getting Scammed For Immigration Violations
Victims are told they've violated their F-1 student visa conditions or face another immigration-related problem. The scammers then pressure students to pay for legal services, university registration fees, or alleged visa violations.
-
What Is Trump Administration's New Policy To Target Foreign Students In US
Amid a wider crackdown on immigration, the Trump Administration in the United States is expanding the ways to strip international students, including Indians, of their legal status to stay in stay and study in the country.
-
As US Reinstates Revoked Student Visas, Its Impact On Indians, Others
The terminations, which were made from a database used by universities and the federal government to track foreign students in the US, had caused panic among the affected students.
-
"Scared To Be Out": How Foreign Students Navigate US Visa Revocation Anxiety
Foreign students living in the US constantly see agents in plain clothes out of the blue and taking students to detention centres, on social media and that is causing a lot of anxiety for them.
-
"In Touch, Providing Support": Centre On Indian Students' F-1 Visa Status
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that the Indian government is aware of Indian students receiving communications from the US government regarding their F-1 visa status and is looking into the matter.
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Who Is Krish Isserdasani, Indian Student Whose US Deportation Was Paused In Landmark Case
Krish Lal Isserdasani, a 21-year-old Indian student studying in the United States, won a major battle against the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration after a federal judge blocked the government's attempt to deport him.
-
What Are The Most Popular Programmes In US Universities For Indian Students
The new age courses and emerging fields are in demand as they offer both excellent career opportunities and align with industry needs and future growth opportunities.
-
Harvard May Have To Close Its Door On Foreign Students If...
After freezing critical funding for Harvard University, the Trump administration has warned that America's wealthiest educational institution may lose its power to enroll foreign students if it does not bow down and accept its diktat.
-
Explained: Three-Language Formula In National Education Policy
In addition to Indian languages and English, students at the secondary level can also learn foreign languages like Korean, Japanese, French, German, Spanish, and others.
-
Canada's New Visa Rules May Become A Nightmare For Indian Students, Workers
Canada's latest steps to curb migration is likely to have an adverse effect on tens of thousands of foreign students, including those from India. It will also negatively impact those who apply for work and resident permits.
-
How Indian Students Can Find Part-Time Jobs In Canada
Study Abroad: Canadian regulations allow foreign students to work up to 24 hours per week during the academic term.
-
Indian-Origin Founder Who Left Rs 14 Lakh Job To Study In Canada Shares "Sad Reality" Of Being Student In Foreign Land
Dev Mitra, an Indian entrepreneur based in Canada, recently opened up about his struggles as a student in a foreign land during a podcast with Vinamre Kasanaa.
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US Seeks To End Work Permits For International Students, May Impact Indians
Originally designed for temporary skill development, the OPT program permits foreign students on F-1 visas to work in the US for up to three years if they have a STEM degree.
