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26 May 2024
The USA remains a top choice for Indian students, attracting over 25% of the one million foreign students studying there in 2022-23, according to Open Doors’ reports
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Job prospects in the USA are promising, especially in tech hubs, but high education costs and limited post-graduation work opportunities are challenges
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The UK offers globally recognised universities and a two-year post-study work visa, but job availability has been affected by Brexit
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The Graduate Route Scheme in the UK allows students to stay for up to three years post-graduation
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Canada is known for its immigrant-friendly policies, diverse course offerings, and better job prospects in cities like Toronto and Vancouver
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New Canadian regulations limit international students to 24 hours of off-campus work per week starting September
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Germany offers globally recognised universities with minimal tuition fees and a high visa success rate but requires proficiency in German for job opportunities
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Australia’s education system and work placements attract students, especially in public health, accounting, and IT, with post-graduate work visas up to four years
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Financial assistance options include scholarships like the Fulbright-Nehru in the USA and DAAD in Germany, but students should consider their post-study earning prospects
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