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  "Indian students organization in UK launches campaign to defend post-study work visa" Nisau campaigns to defend the vital post-study work visa for international students in the UK, highlighting its importance for the economy, soft power, and global competitiveness in education. Lord Bilimoria emphasizes the necessity of retaining the two-year post-graduate work visa. With the UK government having commissioned the migration advisory committee (MAC) to undertake a study of the graduate route of post-study work visas for international students; the National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK, the oldest and largest body representing students and youth of India origin in the UK, has launched a campaign to defend this visa route. The campaign called ‘fair visa fair chance’ has been kicked off even as the MAC report is due to be published in May 2024. The review includes a consideration of whether the graduate route is being abused, whether it is fit for purpose, who is using it...

  Grading System in the UK  Studying abroad may be a wise choice for you, but before you leave, make sure you learn everything you can about the nation, the universities, safety, qualifying requirements, and, of course, the grading scheme. If you decide to study in the UK, it is best to familiarize yourself with the UK university grading system, which is determined by your success on a variety of regularly conducted tests. The grading system in the United Kingdom is highly organized and distinct from other grading systems across the globe. It is among the best. Scotland has a very distinct grading system from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, which are all nearly identical. The abilities, academic strengths, and limitations of the candidate are taken into account when determining the final grading structure in the UK. International students can more easily comprehend the prerequisites for admission and eligibility at a particular university by being aware of the grading sc...