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In order to promote educational excellence, StudyAdelaide — an agency of the Government of South Australia has selected ...

UNSW to offer scholarships to Indian state university students more >>

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The need to pursue a niche specialisation and gain professional expertise led me to enrol for a Master’s in Environmenta ...

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In the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2017 Worldwide Educating for the Future Index, New Zealand’s education system gaine ...

UNSW Sydney hosts roadshows to attract Indian students more >>

Hundreds of students and their parents attended the event, learning about the various aspects of student life and employ ...

There’s no place like home to start your overseas education more >>

Completing a university degree in a foreign country also provides the opportunity for professional growth, developing in ...

‘Learning one subject at a time helps in better immersion and saves students from exam stress’ more >>

Akeisha Sandhu, pursuing Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) programme at Victoria University, Melbourne shares her story ...

UNSW Sydney prepares to welcome more Indian students: Laurie Pearcey more >>

Laurie Pearcey, pro-vice chancellor (International), UNSW, on the University’s international strategy focussing on two-w ...

New Zealand offers three-year open post-study work visa more >>


Deputy CM, Delhi, Manish Sisodia called upon New Zealand’s academia to assist Delhi government in improving quality ...

Here's why Australian students are undertaking internships in India more >>

India is among the sought-after destinations for Australian students taking part in the Australian Government’s New Colo ...

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Hi, I am Vatsal Saxena of class X, currently studying in DPSG. I have scored 88% in preboards 1 and 90.20% in preboards 2. I am revising the subjects every day and night all long starting at 7 in the morning till 12 in the night. I want to achieve at least 98% in my boards and I am confused that I would achieve my scor I am good at maths and I know all the concepts, but I am unable to score 90% above due to some silly mistakes which I make can you please tell me a way to tackle this problem?? How can I prepare for clat 2020 at home after my board exams?
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