10 Years Visa For Engineers

The new 10-year visa for foreigners coming to work in UK will attract more and more people from all over the world, especially from India and Pakistan. The new points-based system is designed to allow highly-skilled workers to come and settle in their new country even if they don’t have a job offer from someone living in the UK.The Goverment of India has introduced 10 year visa scheme for non-resident Indians (NRIs) and Person of Indian Origin (PIOs). Foreigners who have graduated from an Indian university or with an Indian degree and eager to live in the country permanently can now avail of this scheme.

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Introduction

Indian government on Tuesday announced various measures to improve quality of higher education. The main focus is attracting more and more foreign students as well as better quality of education in India.

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) has asked the Ministry of Home Affairs to consider a 10-year-long multiple entry visa for foreign students to pursue higher education in India. The idea is being floated by HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar in light of rising footfalls of foreign students here.

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) has asked the Ministry of Home Affairs to consider a 10-year-long multiple entry visa for foreign students to pursue higher education in India. The idea is being floated by HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar in light of rising footfalls of foreign students here.

The proposal, which is yet to be discussed at any level, will also cover postgraduate education and research students pursuing PhDs.

The move comes amid concerns that there are only 5,000 international schools as compared with over 70 lakh Indian ones; even though India is keen on attracting more international students and faculty members, it lacks infrastructure and quality control mechanisms.”We have asked MHA (ministry of home affairs) to give permission for 10 years’ long multiple entry visas so that they can stay back even if they fail their exams,” Javadekar said while speaking at a function on skill development at Lovely Professional University here last week.”Students will get an opportunity to do something else until then,” he added

As per the information given by the Union HRD Minister, the proposal will be sent to MHA with the intention to attract more and more foreign students to India. The following points were suggested by the minister during a meeting with his counterparts from countries like Iraq, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal.

As per the information given by the Union HRD Minister, the proposal will be sent to MHA with the intention to attract more and more foreign students to India. The following points were suggested by the minister during a meeting with his counterparts from countries like Iraq, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal.

To increase student enrollment in India
To provide one-year visa for all engineering students who are studying in any engineering college
To make it easier for students coming from other countries

The minister said that there are thousands of foreign students studying in India and over 600 Indian institutes have been registered under the University Grants Commission (UGC). Students from Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, Sweden and the United States are most likely to benefit from this proposal.

The minister said that there are thousands of foreign students studying in India and over 600 Indian institutes have been registered under the University Grants Commission (UGC). Students from Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, Sweden and the United States are most likely to benefit from this proposal.

The proposal is expected to boost Indian Tech sector which is already booming with companies like Google and Amazon setting up their offices in India. The minister also said that this initiative will help address the shortage of skilled workers faced by Indian IT firms as well as provide employment opportunities for non-resident Indians who return home after completing their education abroad.

Coming back to the proposed measures for improving quality of education in India, Javadekar has suggested that UGC and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) should come together for formulation and implementation of ‘One Program-One License’ policy.

Coming back to the proposed measures for improving quality of education in India, Javadekar has suggested that UGC and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) should come together for formulation and implementation of ‘One Program-One License’ policy. The minister said that he had discussed this idea with his counterparts in the states during his visit last month.

The minister explained that it means if a student takes admission in BTech program, then he/she will get BTech degree only after passing all exams and not just one exam to get a diploma or any other certificate as an intermediate course. Similarly, if someone wants to take admission in MBA course from professional colleges then they will have to pass all exams required for getting an MBA degree which is going to be much less than what students are currently doing now at present time.”

Another proposal suggested by him was that AICTE and UGC should come up with a common database which would include all technical courses being offered across India.

Another proposal suggested by him was that AICTE and UGC should come up with a common database which would include all technical courses being offered across India. The database will help students find the right course and also help institutions to find the right students. This is also important for the government, who can then identify appropriate institutions for offering technical education in specific areas.

This idea has been discussed in length at various forums where it was felt that this would benefit both students and institutions immensely.

This move will boost Indian Tech sector which is already booming

The move will increase the number of foreign students in India. It will also improve the quality of education in India. This move will help in increasing the number of students who are studying and working in India. It will help Indian tech sector which is already booming, thanks to its expansion across the world

Conclusion

The government is keen to attract more foreign students and make India a global hub for higher education. The current proposal from HRD Ministry comes in the wake of being ranked as the third-best country for pursuing higher education.