Canada to crack down on study permit loopholes: New rules to safeguard international students

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    Canada's fedral government plans to suspend study permit processing for post-secondary students if schools fail to monitor international student enrollment. Proposed regulations mandate colleges and universities to report student attendance and compliance, aiming to curb permit misuse for work and protect against scams. Additionally, students must apply for new permits when switching schools, outlined in the Canada Gazette.

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        study abroad scholarships

        • Canada

          1. Complete and submit the OGS application form by the deadline.
          2. Check the OGS application guidelines before applying.
          3. The graduate committee will review and evaluate your application after submission.
        • Canada

          • To be eligible, candidates must either hold a graduation degree or be enrolled in a program leading to one.
          • There is no specified age requirement, and applicants can be of any age.
          • Both national and international students are welcome to apply.
        • Canada

          • Candidate must be nomination by a Canadian institution and be a doctoral student.
          • Eligible doctoral programs must feature a significant research component leading to thesis or dissertation completion.
          • Scholarship holders must maintain full-time enrollment, demonstrate satisfactory progress, and refrain from concurrent holding of other federal training awards.
        • USA

          • Applicants must be Indian citizens.
          • They should be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree from a recognized institution in India.
          • Candidates must have at least one year left in their degree program in India.
        • UK

          • For Indian students pursuing eligible Master’s courses at Sussex for the September 2024 intake
          • Additional £2000 ‘Tuition Fee Awards’ for Indian students enrolled in eligible master’s programs at specific schools
          • Over £7,000 in Scholarships and Awards to support Indian Master’s students in the 2024 intake
        • UK

          1. 25 scholarships are reserved for women STEM scholars from India and other South Asian countries.
          2. The application deadlines vary depending on the university, typically between March and April 2024.
          3. This scholarship is designed for female STEM graduates wanting to pursue their Masters in the UK.
        • UK

          • Eligible only for one-year post-graduation course
          • A minimum amount of £10,000 is given to candidates chosen
          • 25 UK universities will participate in the scheme this year
          • 26 postgraduate GREAT scholarships on offer

        • Global

          • Given only to two Indian students
          • You should be a fee-paying student to be considered for the scholarship
        • Global

          • Given for both Masters and certification programs
          • Given to 50 candidates from across the globe
        • Global

          • Offered only for doctoral studies
          • You get to conduct your research in three different universities

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