Study in India

Study in India
India has traditionally been seen as a country that sends rather than receives international students, but a large number of students from elsewhere are now choosing to study in India, with the country welcoming more than 30,000 international students every year.
India’s higher education system was ranked 26th in the world in the QS Higher Education System Strength Rankings 2018, and is especially well-known for the quality of its education in engineering and technology subjects, spearheaded by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore and the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). There are currently 23 of these, located around the country, focusing mainly on engineering, technology and science disciplines.

Why India?
Affordable
Compared to many of the world’s finest institutions, India’s low cost of education is a bargain. Additionally, various scholarship, loan, and financial schemes are available to offset the cost. But it’s not just less expensive tuition fees which make studying in English a smart financial choice. The cost of living in India is also budget-friendly. How much so? According to Numbeo, rents in the US and UK are 509 percent and 456 percent higher, respectively, than in India.
Diversity Extends Beyond Academia
If your goal is to see the world, a visit to India is an amazing start. This large country offers incredible things to see and do -- from the mountains of the Himalayas to remarkable scenic -- and often undiscovered -- beaches like Goa, Lakshadweep and Andamans.
When it comes to hospitality, meanwhile, Indians can’t be beat. Where else can you find a popular saying insisting "Athithi Devo Bhava" or “the guest is God.” Factor in opportunities to explore your spirituality, magnificent history and architecture, mouthwatering cuisine and extraordinary shopping, and the list of reasons to visit India continues to grow.
Universities Are Well-Ranked.
If you’re considering studies in engineering and technology,  in particular, the quality of India’s offerings in these areas are particularly impressive  -- known for their constant pursuit of teaching excellence and boundary-pushing research.
But India’s offerings are far from limited to these fields of studies. From politics to philosophy and biology to business there’s something for everyone in India’s massive higher education system. Which brings us to our next point.
Exceptional career opportunities
Being an emerging economy with substantial economic power, the Indian economy is currently ranked sixth. Home to a growing number of fortune 500 firms such as – Indian Oil, Reliance Industries, State Bank of India (SBI); along with ingenious start-ups which are disrupting norms and fostering innovation adding to the global tech industry. The metropolitan cities of Bangalore and Hyderabad are renowned for their technological and entrepreneurial ecosystems and are ranked among the most dynamic cities globally.