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Indian Scholarships eBook (80% Off)

Abhishek Kumar — Sat, 09 Jun 2018 05:30:37 +0000

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Travel

Abhishek Kumar — Thu, 24 May 2018 05:43:28 +0000

This book provides a practical guide to traveling the world as a student. If you are planning on taking a break year or doing a study abroad/work abroad program, this book provides you with all the tools you need. It serves as a universal guide for traveling around the world on a low budget.

The mainstream travel industry is geared toward short term vacations for young couples and rich retirees. The most expensive hotels, resorts, and restaurants are advertised everywhere. Even with the best deals that you get on these luxuries, it is still an expensive proposition in the long term.

The focus of this book is on how to travel the world in a way that keeps you healthy, gets you a better cultural experience, and doesn’t break your budget. You can learn how to travel cheaply around the globe, eat healthy, exercise, and live in affordable accommodations.

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Career 3.0

Abhishek Kumar — Thu, 24 May 2018 05:40:24 +0000

This book is a comprehensive collection of the latest strategies in career planning to reach and impress hiring managers at your desired employment destination.

Highlights of this amazing book:

Map out your job search using our career roadmap

Get a leg up on your competition by using the hidden network
Resume, cover letter tips that will get you hired

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Study Abroad Scholarships for Indian Citizens

Abhishek Kumar — Thu, 24 May 2018 04:46:28 +0000

Studying in a foreign university in a developed country has long been seen as a gateway to a better standard of living. Increased knowledge, along with the resulting increase in job opportunities, are both important factors. Universities in Europe, the United States, Australia, and Canada expose their students to people from all different corners of the globe. Students are able to learn to work with people from different cultural backgrounds and pick up skills that will make them more employable globally. Obviously, it is important that they work hard once they get there and make the right decisions; but they definitely have an opportunity for a better life.
However, people from India looking to study abroad have several obstacles that they need to overcome. The biggest burden is the financial one. People from upper middle class and rich families can afford the fees needed for the high grade of education, but everyone else must scramble for their chance. There is the opportunity to apply for graduate research and graduate teaching assistantships, but those who are not able to get these positions must rely on loans taken from Indian banks at very high interest rates. Given the high cost of foreign education and low wages at home, it is almost impossible for graduates to pay off their loans with an Indian salary. So understandably, students are under significant pressure to get jobs in their countries of schooling. This can be particularly difficult as most jobs cater to those with local citizenship.
If students are debt free at the end of their university program, it gives them a lot of options in their careers. They are able to take risks in their professional careers, start businesses, travel, and spend money to improve their local economy. It makes a tremendous difference for them to have the opportunity of spending the best years of their lives following their dreams, rather than just contributing to the economy by slowly paying off their debts.

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