Standardised SAT and ACT scores were required for undergraduate admissions before COVID-19 hit the US, but several universities shifted to test-optional policies during pandemic.
The second phase of the nationwide CUET, scheduled to conclude on 10 August, has been pushed back to 28 August owing to technical glitches at several exam centres.
Fashion technology & packaging technology courses will also be exempt from requirement, the technical education regulator said in its Approval Process 2022-23, released Tuesday.
The regulator said using CUET for admission will save students from taking multiple entrance exams, and will 'in no way hinder' the reservation process.
States where boards are less lenient with grading miss out due to the high cut-offs, says Yogesh Singh; Executive Council to take final call on DU’s proposal.
Various state boards have different systems of evaluation, which creates issues when students apply to universities; AIU to issue SOP for more standardised assessment.
While main elements behind terror module have been nabbed, more arrests will take place, including some professors & academicians who were part of the ring, it is learnt.
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The US must set a cap on the number of the student visas issued in a year to the citizens of a country. For example, a limit of 100,000 student visas for India.
This would be the best way to regulate the entry of foreign students in US universities. Otherwise the mad rush will continue and the US immigration system will keep getting overwhelmed.
The US must set a cap on the number of the student visas issued in a year to the citizens of a country. For example, a limit of 100,000 student visas for India.
This would be the best way to regulate the entry of foreign students in US universities. Otherwise the mad rush will continue and the US immigration system will keep getting overwhelmed.