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Study Abroad

Several Indian students have an aspiration toward the idea of attaining a meticulous educational learning experience from the best abroad universities. Often students have it as their second choice, and students do extensive research before making any planned approach to study abroad. 

Study Abroad in premium universities has conquered the space of primary consideration for Indian students because of competent learning and for various other reasons.

Behold of meritorious educational quality and pedagogical learning to a superlative standard of living and campus life studying abroad offers to students.

Furthermore, Studying abroad becomes best when students get a great learning experience on an economic budget with the support of many Indian scholarship schemes from top abroad universities to Indian students for study abroad. The idea of Study abroad has been commonly attributed as a “quality” as well as a “pocket-friendly option”.

Best Countries to
Study Abroad

The United Kingdom (UK)
Canada
Australia
The United States of America (USA)
Ireland
New Zealand
Germany

Highlights
of Study Abroad

1
By studying abroad, students get to know about the latest norms and practices of their particular field, as universities there design their curriculum according to globally accepted standards.
2
This is evident from the fact that most universities abroad are accredited, recognized, and certified by globally renowned bodies like the WHO, ECFMG, MCI/NMC, AMBA, AACSB, EQUIS, CHEA, etc.
3
A large chunk of the enrollees into universities there (at least in those of the best countries to study abroad) are foreign/international students.
4
This is reflected from the fact that there are dedicated Indian Students Association, Sri Lankan Students Association, Pakistani Students Association, etc.
5
It’s also important to remember that a huge chunk of the national government budgets in these nations are dedicated to education. So expect top-quality amenities in the universities, both educational and recreational.
6
An unseen benefit of a study abroad is the fact that after their Graduation/PG, the foreign students enrolled here are eligible to become citizens of the respective country.
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Studying abroad is an opportunity for the students to not just get top-quality education but also explore new land and people.

Top Courses
to Study Abroad

Study Abroad is a huge opportunity for the students, primarily due to the increased exposure as well as avenues for them. Therefore, it becomes extremely important that students have exact information regarding the most important courses available.Given below are the most sought-after courses in the fields of.

Management Courses

Bachelors in Business Administration (BBA)
Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
Master in Marketing
Master in International Business Management
Supply Chain Management
Project Management

Engineering Courses

Bachelor of Engineering (BE)
Master of Engineering (ME)
Engineering Management

Computer-Specific Courses

BCA
MCA
Cloud Computing
Network Security
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
B.Sc/M.Sc Computer Science

Additionally, there are also a plethora of other specializations that students can undertake in various universities abroad.

Study Abroad vs
Study India

BUDGET
QUALITY OF SERVICE
EXPOSURE
EDUCATION
ACCESSIBILITY
SCOPE
WORK OPPORTUNITIES
PLACEMENTS

Study Abroad

No need to pay any donations/capitation fees in addition to the stipulated fees.
Even the government colleges abroad have state-of-the-art facilities, whether it’s the spacious classrooms, high-tech labs, and auditoriums, or hygienic hostels+mess.
Students have a chance to learn and interact with people of different nationalities and ethnicities. The same goes for the Faculty.
An equal emphasis is given on theory and practicality. Many universities often end up offering internships/clerkships in countries other than the home country.
The majority of the universities, along with in-class learning, provide innovative curriculums that combine online and offline forms of education. Students can easily shift between the 2 mediums without facing any hiccups in continuity.
A degree from any prestigious university abroad opens the door for the individual to pursue further studies or even a career in a number of major nations abroad.
Universities abroad often host a number of recruiters in the form of job fairs or other sc events. These are accessible not just to the university alumni but every student enrolled in any university there.
Students can undertake part-time jobs during their programs, which can fetch handsome amounts in terms of earnings. By just investing 20 Hours/week, one can sponsor their living costs there.
A majority of the Universities abroad have dedicated Placement Cells that shortlist various job prospects on behalf of the students and even schedule interviews with potential recruiters.

Study India

An additional burden to pay donations and/or capitation fees in addition to regular fees.
Despite being prestigious, Indian government universities still lag in providing hygienic basic facilities
Students’ worldview is limited here.
Indian institutes are still theory-driven. Unlike universities abroad, there won’t be as many conferences, seminars, etc. Only the very fortunate can land an abroad internship.
Indian universities are still developing the online medium of education. Though their offline curricula are being revamped, the online education part is still not as developed. This makes it difficult for students from remote areas.
Degrees by private Indian universities are relatively less recognized to their foreign variants. This applies even to government university degrees. In India, as far as job fairs and the like are concerned, only students of the host university can attend them and grab their opportunity.
Such a facility is little to none when we look at even the most prestigious universities.
Only a few universities have this service in India.

Eligibility Criteria
for Courses

It’s paramount that students have a proper idea on how to study abroad, or at least how to go about it. For that to be possible, they need to have a good enough idea about the factors that determine whether or not one is eligible for the courses or not. Therefore, the points below separately state the eligibility criteria for UG and PG courses in a comprehensible manner.

UG Courses for Study Abroad

Students need to score a minimum of 50% in their 10+2

(There may be relaxations in the eligibility for reserved category students).

Additionally, students also need to score a minimum of 6.0 (5.5) percentile in the IELTS exam.
(The IELTS exam is compulsory for admission in the top countries abroad).

Students can take a maximum gap of 2 Years after completion of schooling. A gap period more than this shall be backed by acceptable reasoning on paper.

Only those having at least 2 Letters of Recommendation (LORs) are eligible for admission.
In some cases, universities may ask for only 1 LOR.

An SOP (Statement of Purpose) is also required to be eligible.
It would be advisable to write it as a research statement in the format of an essay.

PG Courses for Study Abroad

It's important for students to score a minimum of 50% in their undergraduate program (45% for SC/ST/OBC)

Additionally, it's also important for students to get a minimum IELTS score of atleast 6.5 (6.0) percentile


Students can take a gap post graduation.There's no limit on the gap as long as it's justified on paper.

To be eligible for admission, students require at least 1 LOR (some universities may even demand 2)

Students are also required to submit an SOP (Statement of Purpose) in order to be eligible for admission

Fee Structure for the Top Colleges
to Study Abroad

Budget is one of the biggest concerns when it comes to preparing to study abroad. The aim of many is to not just get quality education but more importantly affordable education. Now, there might not be a single cheapest country to study abroad for Indian students but there are a good number of affordable options if one looks properly.
This post tries to solve that problem to an extent by listing below the coalition of the top universities in various countries as well as their fee structure.

United Kingdom (UK)
Canada
Australia
Germany
Ireland
New Zealand
The United States of America (USA)
United Kingdom (UK)
Canada
Australia
Germany
Ireland
New Zealand
The United States Of America (USA)

United Kingdom (UK)

Those who seek to study in the UK are in luck as the country constantly keeps a check on its educational standards through checks by renowned agencies. Students are also offered study abroad scholarships as well as handsome part-time work opportunities, which makes the stay there are other expenses bearable.
Besides, there’s no question that the UK boasts of some of the most prestigious higher education institutions. A degree from any one of the universities below during study abroad will go a long way in ensuring great career prospects in the future.

King’s College, London
INR 18-50 Lacs per year
University of Sheffield
INR 20-23 Lacs per year
University of
Bristol
INR 20-28 Lacs per year
Durham
University
INR 20-25 Lacs per year
Queen Mary University of London
INR 15-25 Lacs per year
University of
Leeds
INR 18-25 Lacs per year
University of Liverpool
INR 16-25 Lacs per year
University of
Exeter
INR 18-23 Lacs per year
University of
Essex
INR 15-20 Lacs per year
University of
Sussex
INR 18-23 Lacs per year

Study Abroad
Future Scope

Ultimately, the main purpose of students pursuing degrees and aiming to study abroad is the availability of opportunities. However, due to the plethora of opportunities present, it often becomes difficult for students to select a career even when they are sure about their areas of interest.

Therefore, it becomes important to pinpoint the best career opportunities that students can go for after they complete their study abroad.

IT Support/Administration

Communications Manager

Web Designer/Developer

Software Engineer

Engineering

Data Scientist

Business Consultant

Internet Marketer

Data Analyst

Investment Banker

  • IT Support/Administration

  • Communications Manager

  • Web Designer/Developer

  • Software Engineer

  • Engineering

  • Data Scientist

  • Business Consultant

  • Internet Marketer

  • Data Analyst

  • Investment Banker

FAQS

  • Q1. Can one work (full-time/part-time) while pursuing a course in universities abroad?

      Yes! There are a plethora of part-time work opportunities for students enrolled in the universities in that country. In fact, many work part-time there to sponsor their daily costs.

  • Q2. Is there any chance of securing admission to study abroad without giving any proficiency exams?

      No! In order to secure admission in any university, whether it’s the USA, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, or Germany, the IELTS Exam is compulsory. Certain universities also demand a minimum TOEFL score to allow admission.

  • Q3. How to look for job prospects abroad after completion of the course?

      Actually, one doesn’t need to wait for the completion of the course to look for jobs. Most universities abroad have departments like the Placement Cell, Student Support, Department for Foreign Students, etc. that shortlist the job prospects and even prepare the students for interviews.

  • Q4. Is there any financial support for students who seek to study abroad?

      Yes! Students can avail low-interest educational loans from the government. If eligible, students can also enroll via a scholarship that actually helps sponsor a huge part of the program. Moreover, students can also work part-time to sponsor living and other costs in no time.

  • Q5. Can students take a drop before enrolling into universities abroad?

      All students are free to take as many years of drop as they want. However, all that time has to be justified in writing to the satisfaction of the university.

  • Q6. Is there any maximum age limit to apply to universities abroad?

      Yes, there is, but not a uniform one. However, if we take the average of all the countries, the maximum age to apply for a course is approximately 23 years.

  • Q7. Are LORs from school teachers and principals sufficient for admission?

      Though they’re necessary, LORs don’t guarantee admission even when assisted by the requisite scores. An SOP needs to be there to ensure admission.