South Korea’s Ministry of Education has rolled out a permanent online promotion hub along with live admission webinars to draw more international students. The platform consolidates details on universities, scholarships, visas, and post-study employment, shifting outreach away from temporary fairs toward a continuous system connecting students and institutions year round.
Jawaharlal Nehru University will introduce a five per cent supernumerary quota for children of its teaching and non-teaching staff. The quota will apply across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes from the next academic session starting in 2026-27. JNU says it will add seats specifically for this purpose while keeping the existing seat matrix unchanged.
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For the first time in 80 years, more Indians than Americans are writing the GRE, making India the world’s largest GRE market. GRE scores are accepted by 100 Indian higher education institutions, including business schools, and can also support applications beyond India. The shift signals expanding student demand for global-standard admissions through GRE-based pathways.
The NTA has issued an advisory for CUET UG 2026 applicants facing a photograph mismatch on their application. Candidates who used a non-Aadhaar ID must complete identity verification by uploading an attested school or college certificate or a document from a Gazetted Officer, MLA, or MP. The verification window remains open until April 10, 2026, 10 PM.
Yale University will reinstate standardized test score requirements for undergraduate admissions starting fall 2025, reversing its pandemic-era test-optional approach. Yale becomes the second Ivy League school to take this step after Dartmouth. The twist: applicants can submit AP or IB exam scores in place of ACT or SAT results, reshaping how students can demonstrate readiness.
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