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Studying abroad implies the opportunity to continue your education in a foreign country. Students take up lectures and do research to find the best university or college that best suits their interests and aligns with their financial and career aspects. However, choosing the perfect country can take time and effort. So, the blog delves into the best countries to study abroad and work in 2024.

If you are considering studying abroad in Switzerland, then one thing is for sure: Your academic path is guaranteed to be successful, and Indians are no less interested in grabbing success abroad. Recently, at the Hotel & Tourism Management Institute, Milind Nivane, an Indian, begs the prestigious Leadership Award. Let's read a few more success stories of Indians in Switzerland.

Two-thirds of London’s International students work during their studies. The UK capital's higher education association, London Higher, has released a new report titled Living and Learning in London in 2023". The report sheds light on the experiences of international and domestic students who pursue their academic goals in the vibrant city of London. According to the findings, graduating students from London value the city's post-graduation employment opportunities immensely. The report highlights that students in London undertake an impressive average of 6.41 hours of internships and placements, significantly higher than the English average of 5.57.

Have you ever imagined studying and settling in the land of the Alps- Switzerland? We understand that studying abroad is probably one of the most complex decisions a student will ever make.

Studying abroad is a lifetime achievement that we all aspire to have. But often, visa rejections prevent us from having a smooth experience. Do you want a hassle-free study abroad experience? If you have faced a visa rejection for a particular country, it's essential to carefully analyse the reasons for the rejection before applying to other countries. Visa rejections can occur for various reasons, such as incomplete documentation and, insufficient funds, or concerns about the applicant's intention to return to their home country.