Admitting that the government "haven't perhaps

communicated this properly" to would-be students, Cameron told the ethnic TV media here that there was "no limit" on the numbers of Indian students studying at British universities or staying on in graduate-level jobs. He said he was "really, really enthusiastic" about the prospects for increased trade between the two countries. "We both want to see jobs, we want to see growth, we want to see investment. "It's very special partnership between Britain and India. We've got these ties of history, language, culture, but really I see it as a very strong relationship about the future - huge investment from India into Britain, huge investment from Britain into India, lots of our businesses partnering, lots of trade and lots of jobs." About 700 Indian companies have operations in the UK with over 70 of them listed on the London Stock Exchange.