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Hits and misses in Budget 2024 for India’s education sector

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Additionally, many international universities offer favourable payment options to accommodate students. If anything, I feel that students planning to study abroad will be at an advantage, as we might see more scholarships, better payment terms, and increased funding opportunities,” said Jasminder Khanna, co-founder, Gresham Global.

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More financial assistance sought in Indian budget

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Strengthening partnerships with global universities could further open doors for Indian students in accessing academic and work opportunities, she added. As for those pursuing their higher education without the support of a loan, the TCS rate stands at 5%. UGC saw a 50% cut in the latest interim budget, falling from Rs5.3m

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India opens first TNE campus in Uganda

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