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Government of Mexico has announced the ‘2014 Mexican Government Scholarships for International Students'. By fulfilling the ‘general terms and conditions' of Government of Mexico, interested Indian Nationals may submit his/her application along with the documents mentioned therein, with the covering ...

Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation invites applications for the selection of the Inlaks Research Travel Grants in 2013. The deadline for receiving applications for the grants is October 15, 2013. About Inlaks: The Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation has been supporting innovative work in ...

As many as 33 universities from the United States will participate in the US University Fair 2013 in Mumbai Sep 15, an official statement said Wednesday. The participating universities would represent a wide geographical area in the US and offer ...

Impressed with remarkable performance of Super 30, Japan's Tokyo university today offered scholarship to two students of the group run by mathematician Anand Kumar to study there. The offer was made by a team of Tokyo university that visited Super ...

Nearly half the Asian American students in the New York City school system surveyed by two civic rights groups have said they've been bullied, according to a new report. The report by the Asian American Legal Defence and Education Fund ...

New Delhi: Phynjoplang and Rida Khrim are best of friends. Brought up in an orphanage in Meghalaya, they share each other's dreams and vision. Born with speech and hearing impairment, Phynjoplang, 14, is very happy that Khrim, his interpreter and ...

The United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF), in collaboration with the Institute of International Education (IIE), a not-for-profit organisation, is organising a U.S. Universities Fair on Saturday, September 14, 2013 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Hotel Taj Deccan, Hyderabad. ...

New Delhi, Sep 6: Promoting itself as an "affordable" destination for higher education as compared to the west, 20 Japanese universities participated in an education fair here Friday to attract Indian students aspiring to study abroad. Organised under the "Global ...

As the falling rupee makes Indian students reconsider their abroad education, some of the international universities have woken up with new ideas to attract students. Yes, many international universities are introducing flexible academic options for students, who want to study ...

Majority of Indian students aspiring for a world-class higher education are facing a major drawback after the continuity of rupee's depreciation against American and British currencies. This year, while the rupee has depreciated, around 20% students who opt to study ...

We all are aware of the falling rupee. This year, while the rupee has depreciated around 20%, students who dream of studying abroad are left with fear and disappointment. Moreover, there is a raise in restrictions for obtaining the educational ...

India is one of the leading countries sending its students to New Zealand's educational institutions, the island has projected a 5% increase in enrollment from the subcontinent this year. Xiena Jalil, Regional Director of South Asia for Education New Zealand ...

Indian students who are currently reconsidering the plan to go abroad for higher studies, may become victims of the weakening rupee, as if the dollar remains around Rs 65/-. The students who are already admitted to the universities abroad, are ...

Three Indian Americans are listed among the final 10 budding student scientists from across the country who will begin a unique summer mentorship program with a 3M scientist in the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge. The finalists are : ...