Strong University Network

With over 343 universities and 17,000 colleges offering the widest spectrum of courses. India has the second largest education system in the world.

Global Recognition

Indian universities and institutes of higher education and research have made significant contribution in research and development in the areas ranging from biotechnology to ocean engineering. In traditional subjects like arts and humanities, pure sciences, applied physics, chemistry, and mathematics, Indian universities and institutes of higher studies have been playing a leading role.

The country has also been active in the development of space technology, production and launching of indigenous satellites and development of peaceful nuclear energy. Besides, India is also recognized the world over for its information technology talent.

The courses as well as professionals trained in Indian educational institutions are recognized the world over - 200 of the Fortune 500 companies regularly participate in campus placements in Indian institutions.

Moderate Fee and cost of Living

The quality of Indian education is comparable to the best available anywhere in the world, while the costs are less and affordable.

Humanities             : $2,150-$4,600
Science & Engineering  : $3,000-$8,500
Medicine               : $8,000-$20,000
And annual living expenses is approx. $1,800-$4,200

Quality:

The National Policy on Education was framed by the Government of India in the early 1980s to ensure the formation of standardized guidelines for the enforcement of quality in higher education. It is mandatory for all the Indian Institutions to be recognized by the appropriate National Level statutory bodies established by the Government of India for compliance to quality standards. Quality of education is assured through National Board of Accreditation (NBA) for technical education and National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) for higher education.

Personal approach:

India has a personal approach to teaching, embodied in the Gurukul system where a teacher interacts on a one-to-one basis with students, helping them out in their difficulties.