[ad_1] In 2024, 1.33 million Indian students were pursuing higher education abroad, nearly double the number in 2019. Of these, 1.07 million, or 80%, were in the âbig fourâ host countries: i.e., the US, Canada, the UK and Australia. Though China sends the largest number of students abroad, India has more students in the US,…
[ad_1] Yet, we enthusiastically debated the issue. The debate wasnât over whether brain drain existed, but whether the government should stop it. Now, for some reason, I donât hear anyone use that expression, though occasionally people do mention that our âbrightest” go to the US. Also Read: Americaâs H-1B visa is vital to US interestsâand…
[ad_1] If you want to study abroad and have too little money to study at a US or Canadian university, you can explore a number of study destinations in the parts of Europe. The tuition fee in most of these European countries is far less than what their counterparts charge in the West. However, it…
[ad_1] If you are keen to go abroad for higher studies, then there are, undoubtedly, numerous options to choose from. International students from India can opt for either US, Australia, Canada, UK and even some European destinations such as France, Germany, Poland, Sweden, Poland and Austria, among others. Among all these destinations, the most popular…
[ad_1] If you are planning to study for an MBA in an overseas university, one of the key factors to consider is the cost involved in it. There are two popular destinations for the Indian students wanting to study abroad: US and UK. There is no denying the fact that the US is the most popular…
