Is the USA for you?
Study in the United States is a serious and expensive undertaking. To decide if it is the best option for you, consider carefully how it will fit into your long-term educational and professional plans.

Colleges - Access For The Indian Student To A Universal Education
Community Colleges constitute the largest segment of higher education in the United States. Nearly 1,200 institutions in all 50 states enroll 11 million students, 6 million of whom are seeking a degree or a certificate.

Your Future In The USA
If you are interested in studying engineering in the USA you are in good company. In 2001 over 38 percent of all USA international undergraduates in engineering were students from India.

Indian Students Gifted for life! - Art and Design in the USA
Art and design are professions requiring talent, knowledge, skill, and dedication. Employment depends almost entirely on demonstrated competence. Success is based primarily on work rather than on credentials.

The French Higher Education System - A Quick Overview
A quick review of the French Higher Education system reveals a few distinctive features, the most noticeable one being the Grandes Ecoles.

Bienvenue to studying in France!
No distinction is made between French and international students - under French law, the requirements for admission are the same, as are the degrees awarded.

Holland: An Open and Evolved
A country that offers global services has an attitude of openness towards the rest of the world. It is open to do business, but it is also open socially and culturally.

Higher Education in the Netherlands
The study programmes offered by universities of professional education are above all career-oriented. The country has more than 60 such higher education institutions.

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Why study in the United Kingdom?
The UK has been welcoming international students from India for generations. We have a long experience of looking after your needs, and will give you special support from the moment you apply throughout your time in the UK.

Education In The Fast Lane for Indian Students
"In a world of lifelong learning, British Education is a first class ticket for life. I want to see the benefits of that education, that ticket, given to as many as possible across the world." Tony Blair, Prime Minister UK

Entry into the UK - For Indian Students
At the top of your 'must do' list' should be your application for entry to the UK. No matter what you have heard, entry into the UK is simply a matter of following a set of straightforward procedures.

Student Life - Budgeting
How much will it cost you to be a student in the UK? The answer depends to a large extent on what you study, where you live and how extravagant a lifestyle you aspire to.

Successful UK Applications for Indian Students with UCAS
Each year UCAS, the University College Application Service, processes hundreds of applications from India. So what happens once you have made your application and how do you go about completing the form properly?

UCAS Applications for a UK University
You can complete a traditional paper application form or you can apply over the internet. How does the UCAS system work?

English as a Foreign Language in the UK - Who, Where + Why
English is increasingly becoming the language of discourse in many international professional environments. Therefore, fluency can open the door to numerous opportunities.

Study abroad at UK Business Schools
Business and the study of business is booming in the UK. Every year thousands of Indian Students travel abroad to study all aspects of business in the UK from marketing through to finance.

Good Foundations for Studying Art and Design
The range of options in art and design education is growing all the time. How can you be sure that you will make the right choice? One answer is to take a foundation course before deciding on a specialism for your degree.

Distance Learning - Checklist for the Indian Student
More and more universities are offering distance-learning packages, recognising the global opportunities available via the Internet and the potential to attract students who might otherwise be unable to study.