One in five Americans speak a foreign language at home. Telugu is growing the fastest.
Indian MBAs are becoming less employable: Report
Indian students stand second, right after China, in taking private tuitions.
Annually about 3,60,000 MBA students graduate from 4000 B-schools in India and 61% are unemployable due to skill gaps and lesser work experience.
The global average of students taking private tuitions has increased to four in ten, where 43% students say that they have a private tutor outside of school hours.
While other countries have moved ahead by improving their educational standards, Indian universities still have a lot to do.
The IISc is ranked 28 improving its position by one place and IIT Delhi is ranked 53. The IIMA is ranked 144.
This is the fifth year in a row that the number of Indian students pursuing higher degree in the U.S. has grown.
The APPG report also underlined the negative impact of excluding Indian students from low-risk Tier 4 visa list.
In 2017, India was the second largest provider of International students to American Universities after China.
Rohit Parikh had posed a question in his Facebook post that if the Hispanics are desirable migrants in the U.S.
Three IITs and IISc Bangalore are the top-ranked Indian universities in the latest edition of QS Asia Top 50 ranking with none in the top 30.