US President Joe Biden announced Quad fellowship for STEM students from India, Australia and Japan
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US President Joe Biden at the Quad Leaders&#39; Summit announced &#39;Quad fellowship&#39; for 25 students from each member countries to pursue STEM courses in the US. Under the fellowship, a total of 100 students per year will be shortlisted to pursue either a master&rsquo;s or doctoral degree at a leading STEM graduate university in the United States. Watch to know more</p>
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