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    After his interactions, Yale university has already sent a delegation to India for further discussions on the issue. "Harvard has said that it needs further dialogue for taking a decision on the issue of opening campus or offering courses through partnership basis. Boston University will send a delegation in January" said Sibal. Full Article at Business Standard
    Harvard has said that it needs further dialogue for taking a decision on the issue of opening campus or offering courses through partnership basis. Boston University will send a delegation in January
    SOURCE: Business Standard 1 month ago
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Foreign varsities welcome but can't make profits: Sibal
  1. They have accepted our views that they would not make profit from the tuition fee
    SOURCE: Business Standard 1 month ago
  2. have expressed keenness to come to India
    SOURCE: Business Standard 1 month ago
  3. there is a variety of involvement in educational services such as training, book, service facilities, testing, providing a range of opportunities to invest in India in these allied services, and there is no bar on surpluses even today for Indian private structure
    SOURCE: Business Standard 1 month ago

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