UK University Admission Withdrawals Impact Pakistani Students
UK universities are withdrawing admission offers to students from Pakistan, India, Nigeria, and Bangladesh due to rising visa refusals and strict immigration rules.
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UK universities are withdrawing admission offers to students from Pakistan, India, Nigeria, and Bangladesh due to rising visa refusals and strict immigration rules.
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