Study Abroad

Study, work, and settle abroad.

Study In Singapore

Study In Malaysia

Study In Philippines

Study In Australia

Study In France

Study In Ireland

Qualifying Exams to Study Abroad

The desire to study overseas has grown significantly among students in recent years. Research indicates that about 1.5 lakh Indian students apply to study abroad annually, with around 25,000 studying in the US alone. After the United States, large numbers of students head to countries like Britain, Australia, Canada, Singapore, and New Zealand.

Before securing a seat at a prestigious institute or university abroad, especially in European countries, you must clear specific tests. TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, and SAT scores are typically required for admission to US educational institutions. Admission to UK institutions often requires GCE. For countries like Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand, you'll need to pass TOEFL or IELTS. If Australia is your goal, an IELTS score is widely accepted.

Here are the details of all the important examinations.

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Since English proficiency is crucial for most universities that accept international students, the IELTS exam is a common requirement. Read more...

New Destination

A recent Assocham study reveals a shift in preferences for Indian students. The United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom are no longer the top choices. The report "New Overseas Destination for Indian Students" shows that Germany, Canada, Singapore, Norway, Malaysia, Philippines, and China are emerging as strong contenders.

These new destinations offer a tough challenge. Factors like lower fees and living costs, global experiences, and internship opportunities are key. While student visits to these countries have increased by 15-20 percent, numbers for the US and UK are declining.

One reason is the economic slowdown in the US, which has reduced job opportunities. The UK has also tightened its visa laws. Now, Singapore, Malaysia, Germany, Canada, Norway, Philippines, China, and Sweden are on the hit list for Indian students. The range of courses has expanded too. While people traditionally went abroad for MBAs and Engineering, options have now increased significantly. A large number of students want to go... Read more...

Start Planning Now

As a parent, you always want the best for your child. If that includes sending them abroad for studies, start preparing as soon as possible. If your child is still young, you can comfortably save for their education. But if they plan to go abroad in a year or two, you need to focus on the essentials.

This section will help you understand what to consider before sending your child abroad.

When to start planning Many factors need consideration before studying abroad. Planning each step ahead of time is wise. Early preparation makes every stage smoother. Students often start thinking about this in 11th or 12th grade, sometimes feeling it's too late. If your child expresses interest in studying abroad as early as 9th grade, you have a comfortable timeline. Read more...