How to find and win scholarships

Finding and winning a scholarship is one of the biggest concerns if you're keen on studying abroad. BrainGain magazine gives you 7 simple steps which will greatly increase your chances of success.

ETS to award US$ 70,000 as TOEFL Scholarships in 2015

The Educational Testing Service (ETS) has announced 10 scholarships worth 70000 USD for Indian students who wish to pursue higher studies in India or abroad.

Why South Korea should be an option for higher studies

It has good universities, scholarships, work opportunities, and a stable economic environment

University of Toronto launches School of Cities: 7 Qs with President Gertler

President Meric Gertler of University of Toronto speaks to BrainGain Magazine about the newly launched School of Cities and the exciting opportunities it offers.

Braingain Magazine Student Session: Financing Your Education Abroad

The top tricks and tips offered by the experts, on how you can maximize your study abroad experience and not worry about the costs.

University of Essex announces unlimited undergraduate scholarships for students from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

British university offers scholarships worth £4,000 as tuition fee waivers to students of the Indian sub-continent

Apply now for a scholarship to study sustainable energy development

The Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership offers a generous scholarship for students who want to pursue a Masters degree in sustainable energy development. Read more below.

How to Win a U.S. Athletic Scholarship

There are over 138,000 sports scholarships in the U.S. and awards vary from a few thousand dollars to nearly $30,000 for one academic year.

'The single most important thing for aspiring MBAs is to be ready to learn'

Only around 6% of applicants get into the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Dean Jonathan Levin talks about what the school looks for in students, and what it offers them.

China is a more popular choice for Indian students than the UK

China has emerged as a more popular choice for Indian students than the UK, and more popular than Australia and Canada internationally. Here's why.