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Get updatesMarginal growth in foreign enrolment in the US buoyed by OPT numbers https://t.co/9MrWZ04ezp https://t.co/BJremTT6Py - 13 hours ago
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The “60-year-curriculum” and the elevation of career services https://t.co/plUcivlv2g https://t.co/Amx2XxF0NV - 7 days ago
French court ruling puts planned fee increase in doubt https://t.co/oLQLt53Zaw https://t.co/XffF2S2OVI - 7 days ago
China unveils new push for excellence in undergraduate programmes https://t.co/xLXawhZ5e7 https://t.co/vOFMfYEDYs - 1 week ago
More than 750,000 Indian students abroad in 2018 https://t.co/8Ut1AYXUd1 https://t.co/AqPdeS2THS - 2 weeks ago
2019 Agent Barometer: Optimism for year ahead and insights on destination preferences https://t.co/BkaaitYllo https://t.co/xlMX7rK2M6 - 2 weeks ago
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