“However, students enrolled in bachelor’s program in science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) courses ranging between three to four years have been left in the lurch. Earlier, the proposal was a five-year work visa for STEM graduates but now they will get only two to three years. If one gets first-class honours, he/she will get a work permit for three years. Otherwise, they will get two years,” Chaudhary informed.