Showing posts with label overseas-education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label overseas-education. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

What are the benefits of studying aboard than studying in India?


 


One of the biggest decisions in the life of every student is where to study. With globalization, India had opened its doors for international education. It was never this easy to pursue your dream in a foreign land. But to take the decision is tough. There are a few factors to consider when you make this decision of your lifetime. We help you with some factors to keep in mind while taking the decision. Click here
Pursue Your Dream
Education in a foreign land is a dream for many. And that dream is more achievable now than any time in the past. A lot of colleges and universities in foreign countries are welcoming Indian students with open arms. They see a rich cultural value added in having Indian and Asian students in their courses. If your dream is to study in abroad, look for the admission procedures in these institutions.
A Foreign Degree
A lot of employers give preferences to degrees obtained in internationally recognized universities like Harvard and Cornell over the degrees offered by small colleges in India. This is not to underestimate the quality of education in India. But a degree in a recognized foreign university definitely gives you an advantage when applying for a job.
Global Exposure
 A new place will give you an opportunity to learn a different culture. With a global education there is a great opportunity that you will interact with people from different parts of the world with diverse social and economic backgrounds. Especially in technical and management education, this wide variety of ideologies will give you great value for the entire course.
Beyond Education
It is no secret that the foreign universities have superior research facilities than their Indian counterparts. If you are looking to pursue your career in research and development in the basic sciences or the most advanced technologies, the foreign universities provide an opportunity that cannot be found in India.
Working Abroad
If your interest is not in the research but to work in a foreign land, most countries now provide an extended visa period for students to search and find a job in the same country where you studied. Though some countries like the United States have strict regulations, there are countries like Germany and New Zealand who wants you to spend your brain for them. Click here for more detail's
Fees
For anyone thinking about education in a foreign land, the first hurdle that comes to mind is the fees. Since the fee structures of foreign countries are based on the US Dollars it might look daunting at first look. But worry not. Most of the foreign countries offer scholarship programs aimed at students coming from Asian countries. Look for one of the scholarship programs and the course will be very much affordable. With the increase in a number of foreign opportunities, banks are ready to support with educational loans provided you submit the right documents.

 

Friday, February 20, 2015

Studying in United Kingdom (UK) is a dream for many students in India and reportedly British Council is offering 600 Scholarships to Indian students this year to pursue various undergraduate (UG) or postgraduate (PG) programs.

These programs are reportedly offered by 55 universities in the United Kingdom (UK). The Scholarships amount to over three million pounds. It was reported that one of the main scholarship schemes offered is the Great Britain Scholarships (GBS). It is for Indian students aspiring to pursue UG and PG courses in UK varsities. The fully-funded Scholarships are for one-year programs.

The 600 Scholarships comprise two more types, namely, Commonwealth and Chevening Scholarships. These are awarded for a wide variety of subjects, such as, Engineering, Art and Design, Law and Business, etc. During the past two years, the council has provided more than 750 Scholarships to Indian students.


The Commonwealth Scholarships are awarded to students from developing Commonwealth countries for PG, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and split-site PhD programs in UK varsities. It is funded by the Department for International Development, UK. The UK government’s fully funded Chevening Scholarships are awarded to talented professionals who are potential future leaders, decision-makers and opinion formers. The Scholarships provide financial support to study for a one-year Master’s degree at leading universities of UK and is also granted for short-term programs for exceptional mid-career professionals.




Tuesday, January 6, 2015


One of the complaints against the students from elite institutions like IIT is that they, being the creamy layer of our education system going overseas for greater opportunities leaving their country behind. The phenomenon known `Brain Drain’ has been the buzz word in the last decade in education and jobs sector.
While there are people who harbor dreams of foreign shore, new reports say that situation might be turning out different in the last few years. As per reports, contrary to public perception, the brain drain from the premier technical institutions to foreign shores is declining. With the support for entrepreneurship in the institutes- ranging from courses, deferred placements, and offers to incubate startups with potential - students are rethinking their plans. Also MBA from IIMs after their undergraduate degree from IIT has been very popular.

As per reports, the number of students from IIT-Madras going overseas for higher studies and jobs has dropped from around 50% in the 1980s to around 15% in the last couple of years. Out of the 800 BTech and dual degree students graduating from IIT-Madras in 2015, only 10% are likely to leave the country. Of the 661 BTech and dual degree candidates who passed out in 2013-14, 100 left for foreign shores, including 88 to the US and two to Canada. In the 2012-13 academic year, only 40 of the 640 graduates went overseas for jobs or higher studies.

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Monday, December 29, 2014

Israel Higher Education Facilities Attracts Indian Students:

The students going abroad for higher education are now scouring countries other than the traditional bases of US and UK. Now it has been reported that Israel has also been offering several higher education opportunities to Indian students. To attract more Indian students, Israel universities are offering several facilities and recently officials of five institutes of Israel visited India recently, to interact with potential students, among others.

As part of attracting Indian students, Israel offers various other Scholarships, including the post-doctoral fellowship programs. Also Indian students in Israel can also avail the benefits under the India-Israel Joint Academic Research Program. This is a government-to-government initiative between India and Israel, which is a funding programs for joint academic research launched in May, 2013. As per the program, the government of both the nations is contributing $2.5 million on an annual basis for a period of five years. The funding is being granted by the University Grants Commission (UGC) in India and the Israel Science Foundation.

According to officials of the Technion Israel Institute of Technology, most of the start-ups of Israel have been set up or are being run by Technion graduates. As per Tel Aviv University (TAU) officials, they offers various Scholarships to Indian students, including full Scholarships. Officials of the Ben-Gurion University (BGU) have stated that students pursuing Master of Arts (MA) in Natural Sciences and Desert Studies at the varsity are given full Scholarships. At present, more than 90 Indian students are enrolled in the university.

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