August 4, 2023
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Education ministry launches study in India portal

The newly launched Study In India (SII) portal is set to revolutionize the way international students engage with Indian higher education…reports Asian Lite News

In a significant stride towards promoting Indian education to international students and reaffirming India’s status as a global education hub, the Education Ministry introduced the Study In India (SII) portal. The inauguration of this comprehensive platform took place in New Delhi, with Union Education and Skill Development Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar jointly unveiling it.

The SII portal, designed as a one-stop destination, aims to streamline the academic journey of foreign students in India. Its user-friendly interface will simplify various aspects of studying in India for international scholars.

To mark the occasion, students hailing from diverse countries such as Russia, Thailand, Japan, Ethiopia, Ecuador, Kazakhstan, and the Republic of Korea, who are presently pursuing education in India, expressed their appreciation by presenting cultural souvenirs to the dignitaries. This gesture exemplified the spirit of international camaraderie and respect fostered by the initiative.

The portal will provide comprehensive information about Indian Higher Education Institutions and also present information about academic facilities, research support, and related information. It will also provide an integrated one-stop solution for the student registration and visa application processes. The Study in India (SII) Portal will illustrate academic programmes covering but not limited to undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), and doctoral-level programmes as well as courses in Indian Knowledge systems like Yoga, Ayurveda, classical arts, etc.

The newly launched Study In India (SII) portal is set to revolutionize the way international students engage with Indian higher education. This all-inclusive platform offers a wealth of information about Indian Higher Education Institutions, showcasing not only academic programs but also highlighting research support and other essential resources. Additionally, the portal streamlines the student experience by providing a unified platform for both registration and visa application processes.

Comprehensive in its scope, the Study in India (SII) Portal showcases a diverse range of academic offerings, spanning undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), and doctoral-level programs. Beyond conventional fields, the portal also sheds light on unique courses rooted in Indian Knowledge systems such as Yoga, Ayurveda, classical arts, and more. With a user-friendly interface, the portal is poised to be the gateway for international students seeking enriching educational opportunities in India.

“The launch of this portal is aimed at making India a hub of global education by welcoming students from diverse backgrounds. It will also help us establish a strong international footprint for India in the education sphere. I note the integrated approach of the portal, which enables user friendly application processes for international students, from registration to visa approval. This simplifies their entire journey, facilitating the choice of desired courses and receiving offers from relevant institutions,” Mr Jaishankar said at the launch. Listen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com From an Indian perspective, there is no doubt that the presence of international students will be to the benefit of domestic students. It will connect the students more closely to the globalising world and prepare them better for the global workplace. Having students from other countries study with you creates a better understanding of their cultures, habits, traditions, and even thinking, he said.

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