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A new report shows US student visas issued to Indians fell 62% during the 2025 admission season as the Trump administration tightened immigration and student visa rules. |
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A new report shows US student visas issued to Indians fell 62% during the 2025 admission season as the Trump administration tightened immigration and student visa rules. |
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US employers are changing hiring and retention strategies for foreign professionals. This shift occurs as H-1B program changes make it more expensive and unpredictable. Companies now focus on long-term immigration plans starting with student visas. They are also accelerating green card sponsorships due to processing delays. This approach aims to provide more predictable work authorization for employees. |
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TNEA 2026 counselling: Over 79,000 students receive tentative allotments in the second round; seat confirmation required by August 8. |
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Navigating summer boredom, a parent humorously reflects on entertaining children amidst the challenges of school break and "fundemics." |
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The Center for Immigration Studies reports a sharp decline in US student visas issued to Indian students in 2025, potentially impacting enrolment and workforce. |
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The TVK government's maiden Budget prioritises education with a Rs 44,527 crore allocation for schools, introducing residential schools, campus upgrades, free laptops and anti-drug initiatives. |
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International students heading to the US will soon face more immigration paperwork after the Trump administration replaced the decades-old Duration of Status (D/S) system with fixed admission periods. Lawyers say the biggest change is to immigration status--not student visas--with stricter deadlines, shorter grace periods and additional USCIS filings for many students. |
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The Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) has extended the application deadline for the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Selection Test (JNVST) Class 6 admission 2027-28. Students can now submit their applications till August 10, 2026, through the official NVS website at navodaya.gov.in. |
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There was a time students carried lunch bags and bottles in their hands. Now those things have been replaced with larger-than-life smartphones and iPads that contain all the information and their attention. |
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A man sparked debate on X after comparing how approachable SF startup founders are compared to some Indian bosses. | Trending |