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Key Advantages

Why Study in India?

Reasons international students choose India.

Why Study in India?

Top Benefits
English is the teaching language at all colleges and universities on the Study in India website
More than 3,000 ICCR scholarships a year
Living costs of about USD 400 a month, not counting tuition
600+
Colleges and universities on the Study in India (SII) website
3,000+
Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) scholarships a year
About USD 400 (US dollars) a month
Living costs, not counting tuition

Courses in English, scholarships and low living costs.

Academic Excellence

Top Institutes

India's National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2025 overall ranking lists these institutes among the best.

Prestigious Institutions

Academic Excellence Nationwide

Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras)
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay)
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)
University of Delhi (DU)
Career Pathways

Work Rules

You may not take a job in India on a student visa. Think about this before you choose India.

Post-Study Work Rights

Build your career in India

There is no post-study work visa in India for international graduates.

Key Benefits

Gain valuable work experience
Build professional networks
Pathway to permanent residency

Graduate Employment

Employment Rate
Average to Find Job
Campus Life

Campus Life

Learning goes beyond class, with festivals, contests and walks to old places.

Quality of Life & Support

Support Services for International Students

International student offices

At the University of Delhi, the Foreign Students' Registry (FSR) is the office for international students. It checks your papers.

Unique Advantages

What Makes India Different

Three reasons India is different.

Fee waivers and scholarships

Partner institutes are the colleges on the Study in India website. Many give a fee cut or a scholarship.

At some partner institutes you pay 10% to 100% less in fees

Many cultures

India is a mix of cultures, languages, food and festivals.

Festivals, languages and food from every region

Unusual courses

Besides engineering, business and arts, you can study rare subjects such as yoga and Buddhist studies.

Yoga, Buddhist studies and more
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