The Y-Axis blog

Migrating abroad for Overseas Education is often a fascinating aspect for students. They imagine it to be a vacation where all they would do is enjoy. Unfortunately, this is but a dream. Of course, they can have fun on the weekends. But they have to treat Overseas Education as seriously as they would back home.… Read More »

Several 1000s of Indian students apply for the US Study Visa every year. This is for studying in the US Universities for college-level education. Some of the US Colleges are ranked among the top global Universities. Applicants of US Study Visa will need to complete Form DS-160 prior to the Visa interview. After that they… Read More »

India is presently one of the largest markets for students studying abroad. There are around 500,000 Indian students studying in 86 nations worldwide. The growth rate has even surpassed that of China which has always been in the first position. The Global Payments VP at Flywire, Ryan Frere said that India is a hugely important… Read More »

Preparing for GMAT is no easy task. To improve GMAT score, devoting enough time to practice and preparation is a must. Candidates are often struck with a question: how to ace the exam? Let’s have a look at some tips to help you get started. Know the test format The exam has four sections –… Read More »

Every student aspiring to migrate abroad for Overseas Education aims for the top US Universities. To achieve the same, they need to focus on getting the required GRE scores. However, students often wonder how much they should score to get into one of the top US Universities. As reported by The Hindu, US colleges do… Read More »

Startup companies and businesses have become a fascinating factor to Millennials. Students are more inclined towards becoming entrepreneurs and taking financial risks. A research has been made on this phenomenon by America’s Small Business Development Centers (SBDC). It shows that 49 percent of Students aim to start a small business in the next three years. … Read More »

True False Not Given (TFNG) questions are one of the most tricky tasks in the IELTS Reading test. The biggest problem is to understand the ‘Not Given’ option. Candidates seem to confuse it a lot. Most of the time, they are not sure what it means. This, in turn, takes up a lot of time.… Read More »

The Center for International Engagement (CIE), an initiative by Trinity University, has added 11 new programs for Overseas Education. In addition, there were six more countries to visit over the past summer. Trinity Faculty conducted these new programs. They comprise semester programs, summer programs and Beyond Classroom learnings. Study Abroad is a prong of this… Read More »

Starting 1st October 2018, the US has implemented a new deportation rule for people whose legal status to remain in America has expired. The expiration could be because of a change of status or denial of visa extension. Under the new rule, such people would be issued Notices to Appear (NTA). An NTA, in immigration… Read More »

Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) has ranked the top Agricultural Universities in the world for the year 2019. If you aspire to pursue an Overseas Career in agriculture, the following list is going to help you pick one. 1. Wageningen University in the Netherlands Wageningen University tops the QS World Universities ranking in the Agriculture sector. The… Read More »