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    Indian students look beyond US; Germany posts record growth in 2024-25: Report

    Indian students are increasingly looking beyond the US for higher education. Applications to US universities have dropped by 13%, while Germany has seen a significant jump of 32.6% in 2024-25. The UAE and the Middle East are also gaining popularity, offering degree programs from global campuses of elite US universities. Canada has also witnessed reduced applications.

    1 in 3 Indian students now take loans to study abroad: Report

    A recent report reveals a growing trend of Indian students relying on education loans to finance overseas studies, with 33% taking loans. Germany's popularity has surged due to its rapid return on investment, while traditional destinations like the US and Canada experience slower growth. Career prospects are now the primary motivation, shifting away from permanent residency.

    Independence Day 2025: PM Modi's full speech

    Prime Minister Modi addressed the nation on the 79th Independence Day, highlighting India's progress towards self-reliance and development. He emphasized achievements in sectors like defense, technology, and energy, while also addressing challenges such as terrorism and demographic changes.

    Trump’s sugar economics for Coke amid the company's multi-billion tax case

    Trump claims Coca-Cola will switch to real cane sugar in US-made sodas, a move framed as a health win, though Coca-Cola's confirmation is vague. This shift taps into nostalgia and anti-corporate sentiment, potentially impacting corn farmers and sugar producers. Meanwhile, Coca-Cola faces a massive IRS dispute over profit-shifting, adding financial pressure.

    How education loans help boost your career

    Education loans are important for career growth. They help students access higher education and prestigious institutions. These loans offer the freedom to choose desired courses. They reduce financial pressure during studies. Loans support skill development and internships. Students can build a credit profile early. Flexible repayment options are available after graduation. Education loans also fund higher studies and international opportunities.

    India stands out with its ability to deliver stability, large-scale real estate growth, says Gustavo Favaron

    India is emerging as a prime global investment hub due to its stable growth and maturing real estate sector, attracting interest from private equity, pension, and sovereign wealth funds. While established players are present, many are in 'study mode,' awaiting global clarity. Commercial real estate, especially office and warehousing, remains preferred, with residential gaining traction.

    • Aries ♈ Monthly Horoscope, July 2025: Master Career Moves, Manage Retrograde Challenges & Boost Finances with Smart Planning

      ♈ Aries Monthly Horoscope (1st July to 31st July 2025): This Monthly Horoscope for Aries shows a period of transformation, introspection and strategic shifts. Mercury will be retrograde from 18th July 2025, and planetary transitions will be in key houses. There can be fluctuations in communication and personal relationships. Your career progress is likely. You need to be cautious around mid-month. Balance is essential for health and mental clarity.

      Adhere to ILP in Aadhaar issuance to prevent unauthorized settlements: Former Manipur CM N Biren Singh

      Former Manipur CM N. Biren Singh stresses Aadhaar issuance must align with Inner Line Permit (ILP) rules to prevent unauthorized settlements. Manipur employs stringent Aadhaar processes, mandating scrutiny at the state headquarters. Biometric updates are crucial for data accuracy.

      Donald Trump’s big varsity shake up opens doors for Indian edtech companies

      For executive education firms such as the SoftBank-backed Eruditus, budget cuts for top universities may have a positive impact, the company said. With an aim to meet the deficit arising from budget cuts, these academic institutions are looking to expand partnerships with such firms to improve their revenues.

      upGrad hires senior execs to boost operational efficiency

      Educational technology startup upGrad has appointed Shailesh Mahale as head of corporate human resources, Kumar Anshu as HR head for its working professional, study abroad, and offline segment, and elevated Vandana Kaushik Goel as head of HR for upGrad’s enterprise arm. These appointments aim to enhance operational efficiency and employee engagement across the Mumbai-headquartered company

      What’s stopping Indian women from going abroad to study?

      Despite increasing numbers of Indian women pursuing education abroad, challenges persist. According to a survey by MSM Unify, financial constraints and lengthy visa processes are significant hurdles. Monica Kapadia Mehta from Leap Scholar notes family commitments as another deterrent. However, financing options for education are improving, mitigating this barrier.

      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.

      UpGrad appoints Ankur Nyati as president of ‘study abroad’ segment

      Nyati has worked for more than two decades across domains like manufacturing, retail, e-commerce, and education. He has held leadership positions at ITC, Unilever, Flipkart, Ola, Ola UK, WhiteHat Jr, and The Manipal Group, among others, according to the press release.

      Skilling startup Upgrad earmarks Rs 100 crore to set up 100 offline centres

      The first two such counselling centres have already been inaugurated in Mumbai and Delhi and the first two learning centres in Indore and Pune, the Mumbai-headquartered firm said in a statement. Over 500 career counselling sessions were clocked in the first 30 days of the centres that have already opened.

      Record number of Indians head to international campuses this Fall as road abroad gets smoother

      Indian students are increasingly opting to study abroad, driven by factors such as the desire for a foreign degree and career, a rise in candidates from Tier 2/3 cities, and increased financial aid and scholarships from foreign institutes. This surge comes as student applicants from China decline. Study abroad platforms have reported a significant increase in enrollments.

      Rashtriya Raksha University gets approval to set up centre for studying Chinese army

      "The head is expected to play a leadership role and oversee the establishment of the study centre that includes research and study on ...," reads the order issued by RRU. Further, the PLA study centre will have a research officer and faculty to undertake analysis on the Chinese Army, deployed along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) on the India-China border.

      Factors Indians consider while planning to study abroad

      The demand for affordable and accessible international education is increasing in India, driven by the rising middle class and limited options domestically. The US has regained its position as the top choice for Indian students, followed closely by Canada, due to factors such as quality education and job prospects. Germany has emerged as an emerging education destination, offering scholarships and post-study benefits.

      US regains crown as the top choice for studying abroad

      The US has regained its top position as the preferred destination for Indian students studying abroad, with 18.84% of respondents saying they would like to study there, closely followed by Canada at 17.85%. High-quality education and job prospects are key draws to the US, while Canada's flexible permanent residency policies and strong higher education system are factors in its appeal.

      US remains first choice for Indian students

      In the last fiscal year ended March 31, education loan provider Avanse Financial Services has recorded about 1.7 time growth in the number of students opting for education financing to study in the US compared with the previous year, said Amit Gainda, chief executive officer.

      Decoding the right framework to select your study abroad destination

      Studying abroad provides a unique opportunity for students to gain work-related skills in a global context. Students pursuing higher education abroad showcase positive skill gains spanning intrapersonal, interpersonal, and cognitive domains, tolerance for ambiguity, and course-related knowledge associated with their degrees. Therefore, selecting the right study destination in tandem with the course and university is vital.

      UpGrad acquires online learning platform Harappa Education for Rs 300 crore

      UpGrad has closed this transaction with Harappa shareholders, Bodhi Tree Systems, a new platform between James Murdoch and Uday Shankar, and cofounders Pramath Raj Sinha and Shreyasi Singh.

      upGrad Vietnam launches bilingual courses and local partnerships to spearhead country growth
      upGrad's Study Abroad set to become the largest player in the Going-Abroad space in South Asia; sets revenue target of $130Mn for 2023
      UpGrad expects revenue to touch Rs 1,900 crore in FY22

      For upGrad, the expected revenue growth comes on the back of the company making close to five acquisitions in the current fiscal year, contributing to its topline.

      upGrad set to acquire Talentedge for Rs 350-400 crore

      upGrad has entered into an exclusive agreement to acquire Arrina Education Services, the holding company of Talentedge Education Ventures, in what will be one of the larger consolidations in the Indian higher education space.

      upGrad set to acquire Talentedge for Rs 350-400 crore

      upGrad has entered into an exclusive agreement to acquire Arrina Education Services, the holding company of Talentedge Education Ventures, in what will be one of the larger consolidations in the Indian higher education space.

      upGrad makes first overseas deal, snaps up Australian Global Study Partners

      upGrad, which has been growing through acquisitions and has earmarked an M&A war chest of $250 million, has entered into an acquisition agreement to buy 100% of GSP for AUD 16 million with a commitment of a further AUD 10 million in future

      Govt starts digital depository for academic records

      Javadekar also said the government will soon be launching the Global Research Interactive Network for bringing foreign academic talent to the country and said $3 billion dollar will be leveraged for investing in upgradation of the research infrastructure in the country which will help spawn world-class universities.

      Javadekar also said the government will soon be launching the Global Research Interactive Network for bringing foreign academic talent to the country and said $3 billion dollar will be leveraged for investing in upgradation of the research infrastructure in the country which will help spawn world-class universities.

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