Globally Accepted Curriculum & Affordable
Foreign students are increasingly inclined and choosing India over the coveted European Continent
to study abroad due to its globally accepted curriculum and affordable fee structure.
Compared to many of the world’s finest institutions, India’s low cost of education is a win-win
situation. Additionally, various scholarships, loan, and financial schemes are available to
offset the cost. But it's not simply the less expensive tuition fees that make studying in
English a good financial decision; India's cost of living is also budget friendly.
Its Diversity Extends Beyond Academia
If you wish to see the world, a trip to India is a great place to start. From the Himalayan
mountains to the spectacular gorgeous and often undiscovered beaches of Goa, Lakshadweep, and
the Andaman Islands, this vast country has a wealth of things to see and do.
When it comes to hospitality, Indians are unrivalled. "Athithi Devo Bhava," or "The guest is
God," is a popular proverb that can be found nowhere else. Opportunities to explore your
spirituality, magnificent history and architecture, mouth-watering cuisine and extraordinary
shopping, and the list of reasons to visit India continues to grow.
What does this entail for students who decide to pursue their education here?
Choosing India as your study abroad destination not only means terrific opportunities here and
now, but also an invaluable perspective on and understanding of the forces likely to fuel
progress as we move into the future.
While India may not be the first place that springs to mind when thinking of foreign studies,
the country's popularity is obviously rising.
Work Opportunities
While the country provides a wide range of programs in a variety of subjects, many international
students travel to India in search of career possibilities both during and after their studies.
The Indian government forbids international students from working throughout their studies.
International students, on the other hand, are permitted to participate in training and
internships. Even though, India bounds international students from exploring work opportunities
during their studies, it generally does not exempt them from working in the country post
program. However, students cannot extend their stay in India and work on their student visa. The
Indian student visa does not carry any work related right.
Nevertheless, international students can work in the country under the employment visa scheme.
To be eligible to work in India after completing your studies, you must go through the
immigration office and have a job offer from a registered company. International students can
work in India for a particular period, after which their visa can be extended.
