Fraud applications: Indian students face restrictions from 5 Australian universities.
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Fraud applications: Indian students face restrictions from 5 Australian universities.

"Perth's Edith Cowan University in February placed an outright ban on applicants from the Indian states of Punjab and Haryana, then in March, Victoria University increased restrictions on student applications from eight Indian states, including Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat.

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The biggest motivating reason for people to want to study overseas... IS TO WORK THERE AFTER GRADUATION.

Are there people who are still so kumgong to naively believe that foreigners will spend a fortune to come study in their esteemed universities just because they think the education quality they will receive is better than back home in their own countries?

Not to mention, your esteemed education institutes train and teach foreign students to be academically competent and skilled, you should be doing your best to retain them post graduation so they can contribute to YOUR economy and society, not brain drain back to their home countries and potentially even end up helping a potential adversary country challenge you internationally. See China as a good example.

SEE ONE WUMAO, KILL ONE WUMAO!!! 
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(19-04-2023, 04:28 AM)Basic_Strategy Wrote:  The biggest motivating reason for people to want to study overseas... IS TO WORK THERE AFTER GRADUATION.

Are there people who are still so kumgong to naively believe that foreigners will spend a fortune to come study in their esteemed universities just because they think the education quality they will receive is better than back home in their own countries?

Not to mention, your esteemed education institutes train and teach foreign students to be academically competent and skilled, you should be doing your best to retain them post graduation so they can contribute to YOUR economy and society, not brain drain back to their home countries and potentially even end up helping a potential adversary country challenge you internationally. See China as a good example.

You should thanks Singapore gov unlimited your villagers here .. 

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(19-04-2023, 05:31 AM)cwc29 Wrote:  You should thanks Singapore gov unlimited your villagers here .. 

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On the contrary, SG gov drove me to leave SG for better pastures abroad now, despite me being born with a pink IC.  Clapping

SEE ONE WUMAO, KILL ONE WUMAO!!! 
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Regulation needed: Agents exploiting overseas students and making it rich, inquiry hears

The agents who recruit international students to Australia’s universities and colleges must be better regulated to prevent the financial exploitation of their clients, an inquiry into the sector has heard.

“The students are literally cash cows,” student advocate Bijay Sapkota, a former president of the Council of International Students Australia, said ahead of Tuesday’s first hearing in Melbourne of the federal parliamentary inquiry into international education.


Bijay Sapkota, a former international student and ex-president of the Council of International Students Australia, is now an advocate for students coming to study in Australia.CREDITTongueETER RAE

After two years of flat-lining numbers during the pandemic, international students are pouring back into Australia, fuelling an overseas education industry worth about $40 billion annually, trailing only iron ore, coal and natural gas as an export. The Bureau of Statistics said last week that almost 143,000 international students arrived in Australia in February – 93,270 more than in the same month last year.

But on Tuesday, federal MPs conducting an inquiry into international education voiced concerns that agents who facilitate the entry of overseas tertiary students were reaping massive profits, without ever having to reveal how much they were being paid by universities and colleges.
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(19-04-2023, 04:28 AM)Basic_Strategy Wrote:  The biggest motivating reason for people to want to study overseas... IS TO WORK THERE AFTER GRADUATION.

Are there people who are still so kumgong to naively believe that foreigners will spend a fortune to come study in their esteemed universities just because they think the education quality they will receive is better than back home in their own countries?

Not to mention, your esteemed education institutes train and teach foreign students to be academically competent and skilled, you should be doing your best to retain them post graduation so they can contribute to YOUR economy and society, not brain drain back to their home countries and potentially even end up helping a potential adversary country challenge you internationally. See China as a good example.

Typical CECA argument why foreign countries should accept them
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Indians don't fake me more worry.
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No wonder SMU and NUS Grad programs so many CECA

Even many of my ex- CECA colleagues from FT convert to PR

and then take our SG courses here

PAP give them tuition subsidy to cover their fake/ unrecognized/ unaccredited degree

Why do we need 5 Mayors and 80 PAP Ministers? 
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(19-04-2023, 07:44 AM)Ola Wrote:  No wonder SMU and NUS Grad programs so many CECA

Even many of my ex- CECA colleagues from FT convert to PR

and then take our SG courses here

PAP give them tuition subsidy to cover their fake/ unrecognized/ unaccredited degree

MOM unable to verify each and every applicant due to open legs policy.
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(19-04-2023, 07:44 AM)Ola Wrote:  No wonder SMU and NUS Grad programs so many CECA

Even many of my ex- CECA colleagues from FT convert to PR

and then take our SG courses here

PAP give them tuition subsidy to cover their fake/ unrecognized/ unaccredited degree
It's a favourite CECA tactic to whitewash their fake diplomas.

Part of the CECA takeover of Singapore
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(19-04-2023, 07:46 AM)K88 shu shu Wrote:  MOM unable to verify each and every applicant due to open legs policy.

Study no need to go through MOM lah.

money first.
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(19-04-2023, 07:49 AM)aiptasia Wrote:  It's a favourite CECA tactic to whitewash their fake diplomas.

Part of the CECA takeover of Singapore



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(19-04-2023, 07:44 AM)Ola Wrote:  No wonder SMU and NUS Grad programs so many CECA

Even many of my ex- CECA colleagues from FT convert to PR

and then take our SG courses here

PAP give them tuition subsidy to cover their fake/ unrecognized/ unaccredited degree

If the CECA can get admission into SMU, NUS or NTU for a  master's degree, then their Indian degree becomes a SMU, NUS or NTU degree which will be recognized world wide........ Big Grin
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(19-04-2023, 07:46 AM)K88 shu shu Wrote:  MOM unable to verify each and every applicant due to open legs policy.

SINGAPORE: Eleven foreigners working in Singapore's Infocomm Technology (ICT) industry were permanently barred from working in the city-state for submitting false educational qualifications in their work pass applications between 2018 and 2020,

Two work pass Indian national were jailed for false qualifications.
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(22-04-2023, 04:23 AM)Scythian Wrote:  SINGAPORE: Eleven foreigners working in Singapore's Infocomm Technology (ICT) industry were permanently barred from working in the city-state for submitting false educational qualifications in their work pass applications between 2018 and 2020,

Two work pass Indian national were jailed for false qualifications.

iirc last time there was a case of a ceca lady holding false certificate working in MDA despite netizens raised the alarm.
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(22-04-2023, 06:01 AM)K88 shu shu Wrote:  iirc last time there was a case of a ceca lady holding false certificate working in MDA despite netizens raised the alarm.

My sincere guess is that Singapore has thousands of such cases in the last decade because MOE like MOM will not check all 100% of the applications.
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(19-04-2023, 04:28 AM)Basic_Strategy Wrote:  The biggest motivating reason for people to want to study overseas... IS TO WORK THERE AFTER GRADUATION.

Are there people who are still so kumgong to naively believe that foreigners will spend a fortune to come study in their esteemed universities just because they think the education quality they will receive is better than back home in their own countries?

Not to mention, your esteemed education institutes train and teach foreign students to be academically competent and skilled, you should be doing your best to retain them post graduation so they can contribute to YOUR economy and society, not brain drain back to their home countries and potentially even end up helping a potential adversary country challenge you internationally. See China as a good example.


PAP Top 3 IDEAs for Foreigners to replace us

1) They come with fake/ unrecognized/ unaccredited degree to get jobs here

2) No need for Inter- Company transfer because EP gives them Unfetterred EAsy Access

3) They study in our local SMU/ Kaplan/ Infromatics . .  and use it to get our jobs

Why do we need 5 Mayors and 80 PAP Ministers? 
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(22-04-2023, 06:07 PM)Ola Wrote:  PAP Top 3 IDEAs for Foreigners to replace us

1) They come with fake/ unrecognized/ unaccredited degree to get jobs here

2) No need for Inter- Company transfer because EP gives them Unfetterred EAsy Access

3) They study in our local SMU/ Kaplan/ Infromatics . .  and use it to get our jobs

Once these people sneaked in to cheat, they will be cheating all the way up to the top and only stopped when they are caught.
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(22-04-2023, 11:44 AM)Wy:Nox Wrote:  My sincere guess is that Singapore has thousands of such cases in the last decade because MOE like MOM will not check all 100% of the applications.

MOE and MOM zzzzzzzz
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Migrants from India are allegedly using the student visa system as an easier way to gain work rights in Australia, resulting in an increase in visa fraud cases. As a result, authorities have decided to restrict Indian students from certain states, such as Punjab and Haryana.

According to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, emails obtained from Victoria University, Edith Cowan University, the University of Wollongong, Torrens University, and agents working for Southern Cross University reveal a crackdown on applications from Indian students from specific states.
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