India & the UK now recognise each other’s higher education qualifications; Pact was signed today

[my2cents]

English spoken with an Indian accent can be very difficult to understand. And, surely, India needs its own doctors

Get used to it.

 

[Catalystic]

Hmm what do the local whites say about this? Oh wait, are there any left?!!
Good, keep flooding uk with desis, gora ko brown kerdo.

 

[Azadkashmir]

mean while local ppl are left out of jobs and struggling.

 

[Passionaire]

2.5 Professional degrees in the fields of Engineering, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Law, and Architecture are out of scope of this MoU.

UK universities boosted by ‘landmark’ agreement with India to recognise qualifications

The UK and India have today [21 July] signed an agreement officially recognising each other's higher education qualifications.

www.gov.uk

 

[LakeHawk180]

English spoken with an Indian accent can be very difficult to understand. And, surely, India needs its own doctors

Yes good observation. Now go put more effort into understanding the accent better because you’re going to hear a lot of it. Especially places where it helps to understand what you’re signing up for — from your heart transplant to your professor in school.

 

[kingQamaR]

Yes good observation. Now go put more effort into understanding the accent better because you’re going to hear a lot of it. Especially places where it helps to understand what you’re signing up for — from your heart transplant to your professor in school.

and do bring your family along as well, come on grandma, plenty of room for you as well.....................all happening on the tory watch..............

Get used to it.

Glad you can write proper english. Well almost

 

[SabzShaheen]

2.5 Professional degrees in the fields of Engineering, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Law, and Architecture are out of scope of this MoU.

UK universities boosted by ‘landmark’ agreement with India to recognise qualifications

The UK and India have today [21 July] signed an agreement officially recognising each other's higher education qualifications.

www.gov.uk

Already a big chunk of the horde is excluded from this then. Am I missing something or is this not a huge caveat for India? Still, computer science, management are popular degrees in India so not all hope is lost

Yes good observation. Now go put more effort into understanding the accent better because you’re going to hear a lot of it. Especially places where it helps to understand what you’re signing up for — from your heart transplant to your professor in school.

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