Top 12 Countries to Study Abroad for Indian Students in 2023

Many Indian students consider a degree abroad as an opportunity to access high-quality education and career opportunities. Those who are planning to study abroad must be aware of the different countries to study abroad, tuition fees, cost and quality of living, quality of education, etc.

Most Indian students pursuing higher education abroad choose student-friendly countries like the USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Germany, Ireland, and New Zealand as their study destinations. There are plenty of reasons for that including the availability of scholarships, student loans, low tuition costs, and high-paying jobs. In this article, we will profile some of the best countries to study abroad for Indian students in 2023.

Top 12 Countries to Study Abroad for Indian Students -

1. Australia
2. Canada
3. Germany
4. Singapore
5. France
6. USA
7. UK
8. Norway
9. Italy
10. New Zealand
11. Ireland
12. Netherlands

1. Australia

Education standards: Indian students can choose from 20,000 courses and 1000 universities in the ‘land down under’. The country offers you globally recognized institutions and education opportunities. 7 out of 100 Australian universities fall under the QS World Ranking System, which is the highest form of ranking for the quality of education in any country.

All colleges and universities come under the tertiary education system in Australia. This indicates that the institutions follow the Australian Qualification Framework [AQF], which signifies the authenticity of degrees granted to students.

Top-ranking universities

Here is a list of the top 10 Australian universities according to the QS rankings 2022.

Aus. Rank	Global Rank	Universities
1	31	Australian National University (ANU)
2	40	University of Sydney
3	41	University of Melbourne
4	44	University of New South Wales (UNSW)
5	46	University of Queensland (UQ)
6	55	Monash University
7	92	University of Western Australia (UWA)
8	106=	University of Adelaide
9	133=	University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
10	196	University of Wollongong

Financial support: Did you know that the Australian government spends over £200,000,000 on international scholarships every year? This could be a relief for you if you are thinking of financial aid to study in Australia since its cost of education and living is on the higher side.

Thus government scholarships are great ways to plan your education in the country, even if you are from a modest financial background. 

You can apply for scholarships from following universities & programs

• Australian National University
• Adelaide Scholarships International 
• Curtin University International Research Scholarships 
• Deakin University 
• Flinders International Postgraduate Research Scholarships 
• La Trobe Academic Excellence Scholarships 
• Macquarie Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships
• Australia Awards Scholarships 
• Destination Australia awards 
• Research Training Program

Course fee: A majority of Indian students choose to study engineering or MBA programmes in Australia. To study in Australia, you must be ready to spend a minimum of 15 lakhs for bachelors and 25 lakhs for masters. For business or medicine programmes, the cost will go up - you can expect to spend over 30 lakhs for each program. 

Course fees at some of the top ranked Australian universities are -

• Australian National University – tuition between 28,000 and 48,500 AUD/year
• University of Sydney – tuition between 36,000 and 57,000 AUD/year
• University of Queensland – tuition between 2,500 and 46,000 AUD/year

Add to this the cost of living, food, and transportation. 

• Sydney: starting at 1,900 AUD/month
• Adelaide: starting at 1,300 AUD/month
• Brisbane: starting at 1,400 AUD/month
• Melbourne: starting at 1,500 AUD/month
• Canberra: starting at 1,400 AUD/month

If you roughly calculate, you need a minimum of INR 78,000 to cover your living expenses in Australia.

Post-study work options: Australia allows graduates to stay back in the country for 4 years under post-study work rights [PSW]. But to be eligible for that, you must apply for a 485 post-study visa. Also you must have studied a CRICOS registered course and you should fulfil the English language requirements of the country.

2. Canada

Education standards:

Canada’s education system is widely popular among international students because of its multiple intake seasons. The following types of institutions exist in Canada - 

• University: offering undergraduate degree, postgraduate certificate, diploma and degree, professional degrees and doctorate in universities of Canada.
• University colleges: offering diploma and university transfer programs.
• Community colleges: offering certificate, diploma, associate degree, undergraduate degree and postgraduate diploma.
• Technical colleges: offering certificates and diplomas for technical education.
• Business Schools: Best management education offered by top MBA colleges in Canada.

Top-ranking universities: A list of top-ranked universities in Canada based on QS Rankings 2022.

Canada Rank	Global Rank	University
1	=25	University of Toronto
2	=31	McGill University
3	45	University of British Columbia
4	118	Université de Montréal
5	119	University of Alberta
6	144	McMaster University
7	=166	University of Waterloo
8	=203	Western University
9=	=246	Queen's University
9=	=246	University of Calgary

Financial support : 

As much as Canada supports various communities, it also works towards building a robust education system. Following types of scholarships are available from the Canadian Government -

For undergraduate programmes 

• Merit-based scholarship
• Provincial Government scholarship
• Need-based grants and bursaries by college
• Tuition waiver
• Commonwealth scholarship
• Private/Organisational scholarship

For Postgraduate programmes

• Merit-based scholarship
• Provincial Government scholarship
• Research associate-ship
• Professional Development award
• Fellowship
• Teaching assistantship
• Commonwealth scholarship
• Private/Organisational scholarship

Course fee: Canada is considered an affordable or rather a cheaper study destination for Indian students. Given the large number of scholarships available and the diverse student community, the country is a popular study abroad choice. 

Here is a glimpse of how the cost of studying in Canada looks like -

S.no.	Study program	Average annual fee (in CAD*)
1	Undergraduate program	$13,000 to $20,000 per year
2	Postgraduate master's degree	$17,000 to $25,000 per year
3	Doctoral degree	$7,000 to $15,000 per year
4	MBA	$30,000 to $40,000 per year

On average, if you are looking to study in Canada, you must have a minimum of 10 lakhs. For masters programmes, you will need at least 15 lakhs with you. 

Post-study work options:

It's easy to stay and work in Canada after your studies. Under the PGPW program, a student studying in Canada can stay for 3 years and work in any role they want. However, there are certain criteria a student must meet to get a PGPW permit.

3. Germany

Education standards: Germany offers you an above average standard of education, globally. The country has not only the oldest but also some of the finest and globally recognised higher education institutions. Over 17000 study programmes at more than 380 officially recognized universities are open in Germany for international students. 

Top-ranking universities: The top-ranking German universities based on QS Rankings 2022 are -

Germany rank	Global rank	University
1	50	Technische Universität München
2	63	Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
3	64	Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
4	117	Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
5	130	Freie Universität Berlin
6	131	KIT, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
7	145	Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen
8	148	Technische Universität Berlin
9	=173	Technische Universität Dresden
=10	=175	Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
=10	=175	Universität Freiburg

Financial support: Numerous scholarships are open for international students to study in Germany. A few scholarships for international students are listed below:

• DAAD scholarships
• Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships in Germany
• DeutschlandStipendium National Scholarship Programme
• Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarships in Germany for International Students
• Erasmus Scholarship Programs in Germany

Course fee: Since most public universities in Germany do not have any fees, one can say that studying in Germany is absolutely free.

International students are expected to pay a minimal administrative fee which usually costs between 100 and 350 EUR/semester. This makes the country an ideal destination for students who are financially weak but have the ability to seek admissions based on merit. 

German universities where Indian students can study for free -

• University of Stuttgart
• University of Mannheim
• University of Bremen
• University of Cologne
• University of Hamburg

The cost of accommodation, food, and transport should also be factored in while studying in Germany.

Post-study work options: Once you complete your studies in Germany, you can extend your stay permit to 18 months. To apply for your residence permit, you must have a passport, health insurance, university degree certificate, and proof of financial support.

Within those 18 months you’re allowed to work, which means ideally you should be ready by your final semester to find a job. The next step is to apply for the EU Blue Card, and if you have plans to settle in Germany, then you should apply for a settlement permit.

4. Singapore

Education standards: Not just in Asia, but across the world Singapore’s education system is considered world-class. It has a vast pool of academic talent from all over the world.

The country is home to universities that are recognised globally for their exceptional academics and advanced research facilities. For example, the National University of Singapore has been consistently ranked in the top-ranked universities in the world.

Top-ranking universities

National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and Singapore Management University are the top universities in Singapore. These have consistently performed well for the past several years.

Financial support: International students willing to move to Singapore can choose a number of scholarships such as -

• Singapore International Graduate Award
• Singapore International Pre-Graduate Award
• SIA Youth Scholarship
• INSEAD Syngenta Endowed Scholarship(s) for Emerging Country Leadership
• Science & Technology Undergraduate Scholarship (National University of Singapore)
• Dr. Goh Keng Swee Scholarship

Course fee: The course fee at Singapore universities is categorised into subsidized and non-subsidized. Subsidized course fees [or tuition grants] are offered under the Ministry of Education (MOE) of Singapore to international students studying at local public universities.

In this scheme, international students must work for 3 years after graduation with any Singapore-registered companies. Typically, a subsidized tuition fee is around 8000 SGD, which is roughly 4 to 5 lakhs in Indian currency. 

Post-study work options: Once you finish your graduation, you can apply for a long-term visit pass, which allows you to stay in the country for 12 months. If you find a job within that time frame, your employer applies for an S pass on your behalf.

This pass is generally for mid-level skilled employees. If you have an average earning of over 4500 SGD, then you’re eligible for an employment pass, which guarantees you higher stability.

5. France

Education standards: France offers over 3,500 public and private learning institutes, including 72 universities, 25 multi-institute campuses, 271 doctoral schools, and 220 business and management schools. Also, there are 22 schools of architecture and over 227 engineering schools in the country.

Top-ranking universities: Top-ranked universities in France based on QS Rankings 2022 are as follows-

France rank	Global rank	University
1	52	Université PSL (Paris Sciences & Lettres)
2	68	Ecole Polytechnique
3	83	Sorbonne University
4	138	CentraleSupélec
5	161	Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon
=6	242=	Ecole des Ponts ParisTech
=6	242=	Sciences Po Paris
8	275=	Université de Paris
9	=287	Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
10	291=	ENS Paris-Saclay

Financial support: Both government and non-government scholarships are available for Indian students to study in France. Here is a list -

• Eiffel Scholarship Program of Excellence 
• Erasmus + 
• The Chateaubriand Fellowship

CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique- National Centre for Scientific Research), INRA (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique - the National Institute of Agricultural Research) and INSERM (Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale - National Institute of Health and Medical Research) are some of the prestigious institutes to work with.

Course fee: The tuition fees at French institutes are considerably low for most international students. You can expect to pay around €2,770 per year for a bachelors degree and €3,770 for a masters, which is roughly 3 to 4 lakhs per year. 

Post-study work options: In order to settle in France, you must have a valid employment contract after your studies. Most importantly, you need to have a masters degree from a reputed university or business school. Once you have these sorted, you can apply for an APS visa, which will allow you to stay in the country for 2 years. 

6. USA

Education standards: Many Indian students still believe in the idea of the ‘American dream’. They look forward to studying in the States which has been home to several world-class universities such as MIT and Harvard. The country offers a sea of choices, along with the freedom to choose the course structure. 

At an undergraduate level, you can choose different courses before you decide on your major. This holds true for your graduation too. Most American colleges and universities focus on liberal education, which better prepares an individual for the world. 

Top-ranking universities: The top US Universities - based on QS Rankings 2022 - are

Rank	Institution	Location
1	Harvard University	Cambridge, MA
2	Stanford University	Stanford, CA
3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	Cambridge, MA
4	University of California, Berkeley (UCB)	Berkeley, CA
5	University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)	Los Angeles, CA
6	Yale University	New Haven, CT
7	Columbia University	New York, NY
8	Princeton University	Princeton, NJ
9	New York University (NYU)	New York, NY
10	University of Pennsylvania	Philadelphia, PA

Financial support:

The country has a strong education system, and thus it also supports its vast international student community with a number of scholarships. Some of the government and non-government scholarships to look for are -

• Fulbright- Nehru Fellowships
• Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Program
• AAUW International Fellowships
• Columbia College Scholarships
• Dartmouth College Scholarships  

Course fee: The course fee at the majority of American institutions is on the higher side. Typically, an Indian student needs approx. 33 lakhs to study a graduate program in the USA. 

School	Tuition fees in USD (indicative)
English language studies	$700 to $2,000 a month
Community colleges	$6,000 to $20,000 per year
Undergraduate bachelor degree	$20,000 to $40,000 per year
Graduate programs	$20,000 to $45,000 per year
Doctoral degree	$28,000 to $55,000 per year

Post-study work options: As an Indian student studying in the USA, you need an F1 visa. Once you get that, you’re eligible to stay for 12 months in the country after applying for an OPT [optional practical training]. OPT allows you to apply for employment-authorised practical training in your field of study. 

7. UK

Education standards: The education system of the UK has always been considered the best. It’s divided into 4 categories - primary, secondary, further, and higher education. Higher education in the UK mostly comprises bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees. Another category is pathway programs that generally include English language courses and foundation courses.

Top-ranking universities: Based on the QS Rankings 2022, the top universities in the UK are

UK Rank	Global Rank	Institution
1	5	University of Oxford
2	7	University of Cambridge
3	8	Imperial College London
4	10	UCL (University College London)
5	20	University of Edinburgh
6	27=	The University of Manchester
7	31=	King’s College London (KCL)
8	49	London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
9	58	University of Bristol
10	62	The University of Warwick

Financial support: Financial aid in the form of scholarships, bursaries, grants, fellowships, and financial awards are available for Indian students. These are awarded every year either by the government, public/private organisations or institutions. Some of the scholarships you can apply for are-

• Chevening scholarships
• Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship
• Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships (CWIT)

Course fee: The tuition fee is a bit higher in the UK, but given the scholarships available for Indian students, it shouldn’t be difficult to go for your studies. You must also factor in the accommodation and other living expenses when you study in the UK. 

Study Program	Average fee (in Euros*)
1	Undergraduate degree	GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year
2	Postgraduate degree	GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year
3	Doctoral degree	GBP 15,000 to GBP 24,000 per year

This means, if you roughly translate, you need at least 10 lakhs per year to study in the UK. 

Post-study work options: Under the new Graduate Route Visa program, Indian students can stay back in the UK for 2 years after they graduate to look for a job. The good news is there are no minimum salary requirements  to apply for such visas.

8. Norway

Education standards: In Norway, the higher education system follows the Bologna process. That means, it follows a 3+2+3 process, that is bachelors [3 years], masters [2 years], and doctoral [3 years]. You’ll find both private and public institutions in Norway.

Also, you can choose from over 200 masters and other bachelor programmes taught in English. It’s believed that the public education system in Norway is outstanding with numerous tuition cost-free courses to choose from. 

Top-ranking  universities: 

• University of Oslo 
• University of Bergen 
• Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
• Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)

Financial support: Although public universities have a no-fee structure in Norway, there are scholarships available for international students, such as -

• University of Oslo Scholarships
• NORAM Scholarships
• University of Stavanger Scholarships
• Norwegian University of Science and Technology Scholarships
• Norwegian-Russian Scholarship Scheme
• University of Bergen Scholarships

Course fee: As mentioned above, public universities in Norway don’t have tuition fees. On the other hand, private universities have tuition fees, which could be higher than most European countries. The tuition costs at private institutes in Norway usually range between 7,000 and 19,000 EUR/year.

Some of the universities in Norway where you can study for free

• University of Stavanger
• UIT the Arctic University of Norway 
• University of Agder
• University College of Southeast Norway

Post-study work options: All international students willing to work after graduation in Norway must have a resident permit, and can stay back for 1 year to look for employment.

9. New Zealand

Education standards: New Zealand follows the UK education system. New Zealand has some of the top ranking institutions in the world, ranging from universities, polytechnics, and private training establishments [PTEs]. Universities offer the majority of UG and PG degrees. And the latter are for diploma or certificate programmes. 

Top-ranking universities

The top universities in New Zealand are 

• University of Otago
• University of Auckland
• University of Canterbury
• University of Waikato

Financial support: Indian students have access to different types of scholarships to study in New Zealand - ranging from university-specific and government-funded scholarships. These are -

• Fulbright New Zealand US Graduate Awards 
• New Zealand Foreign Affairs and Trade Scholarships –
• The University of Canterbury’s College of Engineering Scholarship
• Victoria Master’s Scholarship
• University of Canterbury Dean’s Award
• Lincoln University Academic Scholarships
• BayerBoost Environmental Scholarship Scheme
• R.H.T. Bates Postgraduate Scholarship
• Bickerton- Widdowson Trust Memorial Scholarship
• LEARN Scholarships

Course fee:

Study Program	Cost (in NZ$)*
1	Undergraduate degree	$20,500 - $25,000 annually
2	Master's degree	$19,000 - $29,000 annually
3	Doctoral degree	$6,500 - $9,000 annually
4	MBA	$31,000 - $50, 000 annually

Therefore, you need a minimum of 13 to 15 lakhs to study masters in a country like New Zealand. The other costs like accommodation, transport and living expenses need to be factored in.

Post-study work options: New Zealand has skill shortages across various sectors, and that’s why graduates are in high demand.There is a strong demand for skilled workers in the health, information and communications technology, agriculture and farming, and engineering industries. If you have studied from a reputable institute in New Zealand, you’re eligible for a post-study work visa. It allows you to stay for at least 3 years and work for any employer that you wish to work for.

10. Italy

Education standards: From arts, fine arts, to computer science, universities in Italy have many courses to choose from, many of which are English-taught. The country has some of the oldest institutes in Europe, with the University of Bologna being founded in 1088, the University of Padua in 1222, and the University of Naples in 1224. Italy follows the Bologna system of education. You’ll find a 3+2+3-cycle system, which means it takes 5 years to complete both undergrad and postgrad studies at any institutes in Italy.

Top-ranking universities: Here is a list of the top-ranking universities in Italy based on reports from several sources -

Universities	Times Higher Education Ranking (2022)	TopUniversities Ranking (2022)	U.S. News & World Report Ranking (2022)
University of Bologna	160	167	112
Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies Pisa	170	-	714
Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa	181	-	212
Sapienza University of Rome	212	171	114
University of Padua	257	216	114
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University	251	392	352
University of Trento	301	403	224
The University of Milan	351	301	164
University of Milano - Bicocca	351	521	281
Free University of Bozen-Bolzano	401	601	-

Financial support: You’ll be supported by several scholarships when you choose Italy for your higher education. These scholarships are -

• Italian Government Scholarships for Foreign Students
• Bologna University Study Grants for International Students
• University of Pavia International Scholarships for Developing Country Students
• Bocconi Merit and International Awards
• Università Cattolica International Scholarships

Course fee: Italy is one of the most affordable countries in Europe. It is applied to both tuition fees and living costs.

1. Average tuition for all degree types: 850 to 1,000 EUR/year, which is a minimum of INR 75,000 per year.
2. Average living expenses: 700 to 1,000 EUR/month for housing, food, transportation and fun.
3. Rome, Milan and Bologna are the most expensive cities in Italy.
4. Pisa, Padua, or Turin are cheaper places to live in.

Post-study work option: In Italy, the stay-back option is allowed for up to 6 to 12 months after you graduate. In case you are not able to find a job in that period of time, then you should go back to your native country.

11. Ireland

Education standards: Universities in Ireland follow the National Framework of Qualifications (NFF). This means wherever you are enrolled at, you receive a uniform education method.

You get to experience an interactive and innovative learning approach with your peers and instructors. In most of the Irish institutions, you’ll find the classroom size to be smaller. And there are plenty of English-taught programmes to choose from.

Top-ranking universities: According to the QS Rankings 2022, here are the top universities in Ireland -

Irish rank	Global rank	Institution
1	101=	Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
2	177=	University College Dublin (UCD)
3	238=	National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG)
4	286	University College Cork (UCC)
5	439=	Dublin City University (DCU)
6	511-20	University of Limerick (UL)
7	701-750	Maynooth University
8	801-1000	Technological University of Dublin

Financial support: As an international student, you can apply for the following scholarships in Ireland -

• The Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship
• UCD Scholarships.
• Smurfit Business School scholarships.
• UCD Global Excellence Undergraduate Scholarship- USA.
• The Maria Helena Kopschitz Scholarship (MA in Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama, University College Dublin )
• UCD Sutherland School of Law.
• The Walsh Fellowship

Course fee: To study in Ireland, you need a minimum amount of INR 97,000 per year for any programme that you choose. 

Study program	Average fees (in Euros*)
1	Undergraduate program	€9,850 to €25,500 annually
2	Postgraduate master's degree	€9,500 to €34,500 annually
3	Doctoral degree	€9,500 to €34,500 annually

Post-study work options: Ireland is known to have over 1,000 multi-national companies - 9 of 10 global ICT companies, 8 of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies, 6 of the top 7 diagnostic companies, 8 of the top 10 gaming companies, and 15 of the top 20 medical device companies. The big techs like Google, Microsoft and Apple are also here. 

As an Indian student studying in Ireland, after you graduate, you are allowed to stay back for 2 years and look for employment. Once you find a job, you can apply for a Green Card or Work Permit to settle in the country.

12. Netherlands

Education standards: International students from over 150 countries study in the Netherlands because of its innovative teaching methods. The country also offers globally-recognised degrees. Both teachers and students are treated as ‘equals’ and there is a sense of belonging wherever you go. 

Top-ranking universities: 

Universities	Times Higher Education Ranking (2022)	TopUniversities Ranking (2022)	U.S. News & World Report Ranking (2022)
Wageningen University and Research	62	115	83
University of Amsterdam	66	61	40
Leiden University	70	128	86
Erasmus University Rotterdam	72	197	68
Utrecht University	75	121	54
Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)	78	57	172
University of Groningen	80	128	92
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	116	236	80
Maastricht University	121	234	189
Radboud University	136	214	103

Financial support: Dutch higher education is supported by the government. Tuition costs are relatively low in the country. You can apply for plenty of international scholarships too - 

• Orange KnowledgeProgramme
• Holland Scholarships
• Erasmus Mundus
• Leiden University Excellence Scholarships
• University of Maastricht High Potential Scholarships
• Erik Bleumink Scholarships at University of Groningen
• TU Delft Excellence Scholarships

Course fee: The cost of studying in the Netherlands is relatively low. For example, on average, the tuition fee is around € 7.000 for non-EU students, which is close to 6 Lakhs in Indian currency per year.

Post-study work options: The Netherlands is the European headquarters for many global organizations including Heineken, Shell, ING, Philips and Unilever. Graduates can stay back for 3 years and apply for a  residence permit. But the permit is valid for a year only. 

Conclusion

So which is your favourite destination to study abroad in 2022? Let’s know in the comments. Our study abroad advisors can help you select the best matching institutes for you. They will shortlist a few institutes based on your academic profile and you can take it from there! Good luck. 

FAQs

1. Which is the best place to study abroad for Indian students?

It depends on your budget. If you are slightly tight on your budget then you can go for Canada for your overseas education. Germany and Norway are other excellent choices. On the other hand, most European nations and other Countries like Singapore, the USA and UK are recommended places for overseas studies if you have a good budget planned.

2. Which is the cheapest country to study abroad for Indian students?

The relatively cheaper countries to study overseas include Norway, Germany, and Canada.

3. Which country is safe for Indian students?

The concept of safety varies from time to time. In general, most countries are safe as long as you are aware of the rules, and you know what to do in order to survive and protect yourself from any unforeseen circumstances.

4. Which country has the highest number of Indian international students?

According to a report released in 2019 by Project Atlas®, the number of international students were the highest in these countries -

Rank	Country	International student population
1	USA	1,095,299
2	UK	496,570
3	China	492,185
4	Canada	435,415
5	Australia	420,501
6	France	343,400
7	Russia	334,497
8	Germany	282,002
9	Japan	208,901
10	Spain	120,991

Of which, the majority of Indian student population was found to study in the USA, UK, and Canada. 

5. I want to study abroad but I don't know where to begin?

Speak to the study abroad counsellors of Kanan International. They will assist you with a plan based on your academic profile and the budget that you have. They will also monitor your application submissions, and keep you updated when you receive an offer. In short, all your study abroad worries will be handled by our expert team at Kanan. 

6. Which is the best country to study MBBS abroad for indian students?

Australia, USA, UK, Germany, France, and Singapore are all well-known destinations for MBBS programmes.

7. Which is the best country for Indian students in the post-pandemic world?

New Zealand has managed the pandemic most effectively among the rest of the world. This has made the country a popular destination among study abroad aspirants and also other people in general. Besides that, Canada, France, Germany, and Ireland are all good choices to study after the pandemic for Indian students. 

8. Which is the most affordable study abroad country for Indian students?

The most affordable study abroad countries for Indian students are Germany, Canada, and Norway. 

9. Which is the best country to study abroad and settle in for indian students?

Canada again tops the list in this aspect. Ireland is also in the list due to its 4-year stay back programme. Other countries like Germany, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia are places where you can think of settling in after your graduation.