How Important Are Your 12th Grade Marks in Your Future Career?
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How Important Are Your 12th Grade Marks in Your Future Career?

Reading Time: 2 minutesAs the months of February and March approach, high school students in their 10th and 12th grade begin to feel the heat of the mounting pressure of studies. The ICSE and CBSE Board exams for grade 12 happen around February, and for the 10th grade, the Board exams take place in March-April. Naturally, school teachers,…

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How Indian Students Can Cope with Culture Shock

Reading Time: 4 minutesHere’s an excerpt from a letter written by one of our students who went abroad: culture shock “The first two months abroad were excruciatingly difficult. Finding roommates to share a room with, adjusting to their cultural and personal lifestyle, and then the challenges of adjusting in the sea of diversity in the class. Every day…

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“Am I Too Late to Study Abroad?” Plan Your Foreign Studies

Reading Time: 5 minutesWhen is the right time to planning for my study abroad program?” “Am I too late or too early?” “What do I need to do now so that I can leverage my potential to get into my coveted college?” As career counsellors, we are often asked these questions by eager parents and students. In India,…

How to choose to right college when pursuing education abroad
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How to choose to right college when pursuing education abroad

Reading Time: 3 minutesSome students may have a very clear idea on what they want to study or where they’d like to go for their higher studies. But if the wide variety of choices of programs and destinations confuse you, and you are unable to pick the right one, Here is a 5 point plan to keep in…

RJ Salil and RJ Archana Talk to ReachIvy on How to Plan Your Child’s Study Abroad
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RJ Salil and RJ Archana Talk to ReachIvy on How to Plan Your Child’s Study Abroad

Reading Time: 3 minutesAugust is the busy month for foreign college applications. Foreign universities have two main admission terms: The Fall and the Spring. If your child is applying for higher studies in the fall term (that runs from mid-August to mid-December), you will need to begin the college application process a year in advance.Planning Study Abroad Radio…

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Pain Points In Admission Processes And How To Tackle Them

Reading Time: 4 minutesParents who have recently got their child admitted in school will acknowledge that it’s no less than climbing Mount Everest. Though the process is complex and can be blurry with each institution stipulating its own criteria, the task becomes comparatively easy if you approach it like a challenging job assignment. Let’s begin by understanding the…

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Beyond the Classroom: How Education Has Transformed in Recent Times

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe education system in India has evolved considerably down the decades in an attempt to be more purposeful and meaningful. With a focus to be inclusive, it has incorporated progressive ideologies and tools propounded by great educators and adopted by various international curricula all over the world. The transformation is evident in the constant revamping…

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Considering Going Abroad to Study? Here Are 6 Countries Where Quality Education Is Affordable Too!

Reading Time: 5 minutesHave you always been fascinated by the Great Wall of China or the German history? Can you imagine yourself hiking on the beautiful terrains of Austria? You can experience all your dreams and more by opting to study abroad in your desired destination. affordable destinations As a student, you’ll get an abundance of opportunities to…

In What Ways Are Investments Enhancing The Indian Education Market
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In What Ways Are Investments Enhancing The Indian Education Market

Reading Time: 3 minutesEducation is the primary requirement for a nation to facilitate social mobility, create awareness, and empower people. The Indian education system has been evolving with the introduction of new policies and ideologies. However, the gap between an increasing population of students and a shortage of teachers, as well as infrastructure, was always a cause of…