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Why did you come back? The Indian dream beyond India's borders
The trend of Indian emigration continues, driven by aspirations for better opportunities abroad. Despite improvements in India, many individuals still seek to leave the country. Historical patterns of migration are linked to economic conditions and personal ambitions. The allure of the United States remains significant for many professionals. However, immigration policies may restrict future movement and opportunities for those seeking success.
Canada study: What Indian students prioritise when choosing universities?
A new Canadian survey shows Indian students choosing Canada place importance on safety, inclusion and cultural diversity. The findings also show that education quality, recognised degrees and post-study professional opportunities remain major reasons for choosing Canada, while programme offerings and employability influence the choice of institution.
There could be a pretty big global shock, says Nobel laureate & economist Michael Spence
Michael Spence highlights the economic growth of India and China, noting India's potential growth trajectory. He emphasizes India's advancements in digital infrastructure, particularly in digital financial services like UPI. Spence discusses the significance of AI in economic development and its anticipated impact over the next decade. He warns of potential economic shocks due to rising debt levels and high market valuations.
New indicator for New India: 25 stocks whose numbers can reveal what is in store for the economy and the stock market
For decades, there was a familiar way to understand the Indian consumer. Economists waited for GDP, industrial production, inflation, credit growth and other official numbers, and then used them to work out whether households were spending more or pulling back. Those indicators still matter. But the Indian consumer has changed faster than the dashboard used to track consumption and spending patterns. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
US consumer prices accelerate in August, push Fed closer to rate hike
In August, consumer prices surged, strengthening the anticipation of Federal Reserve rate hikes. The core inflation saw its most substantial rise in four months, pointing to ongoing price pressures across the economy. Rising energy costs have affected multiple sectors, with consumers bracing for higher inflation expectations that may dampen economic sentiment. The Federal Reserve now faces increased pressure to manage rising costs and ensure price stability.
Bill Gates is betting on a power source buried 15,000 feet underground, the massive Google-backed geothermal project that could change how America gets electricity
Bill Gates is backing Fervo Energy's cutting-edge geothermal technology designed for clean energy production. This advanced process involves drilling deep into the earth's crust to harness geothermal energy for electricity generation. Fervo has also landed a major contract to supply Google with this sustainable power source, set to deliver consistent, round-the-clock electricity starting in 2028.
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India’s higher education moment has arrived just as the world turns inward
India’s universities are gaining global visibility just as studying abroad becomes costlier and more uncertain. Better rankings, tighter visa rules and foreign universities opening India campuses are changing the calculation for students: increasingly, the global education journey may begin at home.
Who is the ‘right’ immigrant? US and other countries are rewriting the rules
Countries are not shutting out immigrants but becoming more selective about whom they admit and allow to stay. Recent policies increasingly favour skilled, higher-paid, financially secure migrants who meet labour shortages, while lower-paid workers and students face tougher barriers despite their economic importance.
Not just MacKenzie Scott, this US billionaire has given over $1.5 billion to his alma mater Johns Hopkins University, starting with a $5 donation in 1964
Michael Bloomberg’s decades-long commitment to Johns Hopkins University began with a $5 donation and has since grown into more than $1.5 billion in giving. The US billionaire philanthropist has helped expand financial aid, support groundbreaking research, improve medical education and make opportunities more accessible to students from lower- and middle-income families.
Is a foreign degree still worth it? Indian students rethink as costs soar, visas tighten
International students are increasingly judging foreign degrees by career outcomes, affordability and visa certainty, IDP Education and Navitas research shows. Students are comparing more destinations and considering home-country alternatives, with Indians forming the largest respondent group in IDP’s survey.
US loses ground as study destination amid weak safety, visa perceptions: Survey
The US is losing appeal among international students, with a Navitas survey showing weak perceptions of safety, openness and visa processing. Only 38% of education agents reported increased interest in the US, trailing New Zealand, Australia, the UK and Canada.
Indian students weigh visa risks before studying abroad
Indian students face visa hurdles and rising costs for overseas education. Career prospects are the main reason for studying abroad. Students are focusing on destinations offering good job opportunities and clear visa paths. Australia, the US, Canada, and the UK remain popular choices. Students prioritize long-term returns on investment for their education.
UK keeps lead as top study destination, Canada rebounds, & US plummets in Fall 2025
ApplyBoard's survey reveals the UK as the top choice for international students in Fall 2025, driven by its perceived attractiveness and stability. While the US faces declining perceptions, Canada shows signs of recovery. Affordability and post-study work opportunities are key factors influencing student decisions, with emerging destinations like New Zealand and France gaining traction in a diversifying market.
Canada election sparks hopes for revived Indian student interest amid declining enrolments
As Canada gears up for federal elections, study abroad consultants hope for a more supportive government for Indian students. A significant drop in Indian student flow to Canada, exceeding 40% between 2023 and 2024, is attributed to real estate issues and strained diplomatic ties.
Rising costs are changing how students choose study destinations
Indian students' choices for study abroad are heavily influenced by rising tuition and living costs, prioritizing affordability. While Canada remains a top destination, there's increased interest in cost-effective countries like Denmark, Finland, and Germany. Post-study work opportunities and fluctuating exchange rates also significantly impact decisions.
India has an answer to Canada’s SDS visa cancellation: What students need to know
The cancellation of Canada's SDS visa program, which expedited study permit applications for Indian students, was discussed in the Lok Sabha. The Indian government assured that the change would make the admission process more affordable by reducing upfront costs.
Dragon beckons Indian students again amid thaw
Indian students may again consider Chinese universities due to easing border tensions and tightening visa policies in destinations like Canada and Australia. Previously, China attracted many Indian students for affordable medical degrees. Experts believe improved diplomatic ties could increase interest in Chinese institutions, despite lingering uncertainties and new competitive destinations.
Central Europe to outpace Anglosphere in growth as study destination
Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria and Malta are predicted to outpace the US, UK, Canada and Australia as top study destinations for Indian students by 2030. Increased English-taught courses, affordability and better awareness are factors driving this trend. European countries offer high-quality education and various study options for Indian students.
Planning to study in Canada? Zero in on which school is best suited for you
Canadian universities, colleges, and specialty programs each offer unique benefits for international students, tailored to their career goals. Specialty programs focus on specific skills like trades, while bridging programs help immigrants align their international experience with Canadian requirements. Only designated learning institutions (DLIs) can accept international students.
Germany overtakes Canada as premier study abroad destination for Indian students: upGrad’s study abroad report
Contrary to expectations, EU countries (48.8%) have been witnessing wider demand followed by the US (27.6%) and the UK (9.5%), found the report, which gathered insights from over 25,000 aspirants across tier-1/metros (42.8%), tier-2 and tier-3 (57.2%) cities.
Canada's latest policy shift comes as fresh dampener for students from India
In 2022, Indians accounted for four out of 10 overseas students in Canada, with a total of 226,450 Indians studying in the country. Lower costs and easier permanent residency were the key attractions for Indian students opting for Canada. With the new restrictions in place, Canada will issue 35% fewer student visas this year.
Trends to watch out for in 2024 in the foreign education landscape
India's influence as the largest driver of growth for universities is particularly profound in Australia, Canada, the UK, and the United States. Indian students constitute a noteworthy 40% of the total international student population in Canada. India's impact on the international student demographic is on an upward trajectory in the UK and the US.
Should you head to US, UK, Canada or Australia next year? Here's how top study destinations stack up
US remains a popular choice for its education quality and job prospects, especially for STEM graduates. The UK offers the opportunity to stay for 2-3 years after graduation. Canada allows students to work for up to 3 years after their studies. Germany is attracting attention due to its welcoming environment and job market. Ireland offers an excellent education system and job opportunities. New Zealand is known for its safety and hospitality. Australia is popular for its foreign degrees and promising career prospects.
USA vs Canada: Choosing the right destination for higher education
More than 23 lakh students from India go abroad for higher education annually. Factors to consider between countries include cost vs ROI, university rankings, location and climate, and scholarships. The US has greater flexibility in course selection, a larger job market with more opportunities for networking, but the admissions process is competitive and the visa process is more complicated. Canada has a more affordable cost of education, a simpler visa process, but a structured education system.
How the different regions of Canada stack up for international students: colleges, standard of living, and jobs
Canada is becoming increasingly popular among international students due to its affordable cost of living, exceptional education system, diverse multicultural landscape, ample post-study work opportunities, and inclusive government policies. The country covers 9.98 million km² and has ten provinces and three territories. It offers various regions for international students to consider, including Atlantic Canada, Ontario, Quebec, and Western Canada.
Want to study in Canada without burning a hole in your pocket? Consider these affordable universities
Several international students desire to study at Canadian universities. However, studying in Canada is considered expensive since many tuition fees of many universities are quirt high. But some Canadian universities offer quality courses at lesser tuition fees.
Everything you need to know about Vocational Training courses in Canada
Interested students can pursue vocational courses in Canada through graduate certificates, diplomas, and advanced diplomas, with integrated co-op programs. Vocational education in Canada is mainly at the post-secondary level, and post-secondary education is the constitutional responsibility of the provinces and territories. As per Statista Canada, 388,782 international students enrolled in post-secondary education programs in Canada in 2020.
How much does it cost for international students to study in Canada?
Canada is popular amongst students looking to further their studies abroad for several reasons. Canadian institutions offer world-class education, research facilities, faculty, multicultural classrooms, and work opportunities after course completion.
Australia costlier than US: Will higher cost of studying make it less attractive for Indians?
Surprise, surprise, an education Down Under is the most expensive for wannabe Indian grads. Don't blame it all on the shredded rupee.
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