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Indian edtech startup upGrad is shifting focus towards establishing more partnerships with universities in the Middle East and Asia-Pacific due to a decline in students choosing to study in the U.S. and U.K. This change comes in response to increasing visa restrictions and costs that deter potential international students. UpGrad, which collaborates with around 80 universities to provide online education, is exploring opportunities in countries like Dubai, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka as alternatives for students facing challenges in traditional Western destinations.
Source: YAHOO