The current mobility trends point to a substantial increase in the number of Indian students enrolling in foreign universities. The Ministry of External affairs data indicates 13,00,000 Indian students went on to study in 79 countries in 2022. The number is likely to rise in 2023 with easier options of education loans and university outreach programmes. Not surprisingly, students are willing to explore the unconventional destinations. What is more, lucrative scholarships, affordable course fees, cutting-edge curriculum, flexible visa rules, twinning programmes and diverse job opportunities are proving to be the added attractions.
Despite the lure of overseas exposure, students should be mindful of changing geopolitical situations and engage in a thorough analysis of recognised universities, relevant courses and financial needs while pursuing their ambitions in a foreign country.
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