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Indian students 'highly likely' to stay back in developed nations for work

Indian students are not just more likely to stay in developed countries on extended permits, but they are also highly likely to get a work permit during their stay

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Indian students living in developed countries are highly likely to stay there and find local jobs, a report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) showed. Nearly one-third of people between the age group of 20 and 29 years come from China and India but Indians are more likely to stay in their host country, an Indian Express (IE) report said citing OECD's findings. 

The report further said that Indian students are not just more likely to stay in developed countries on extended permits, but they are also highly likely to get a work permit during their stay. 

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