/ -- - Karnataka Emerges as Key Talent Hub With 19 Dutch Universities Offering Around 55 Scholarships in 2019-20 Worth INR 3.65 Cr to Attract Indian Students
- Five Students From IIIT Bangalore Trump Indian Colleges to Participate in First Ever Indo-Dutch Summer School on Cyber Security in the Hague
Other highlights of Study in Holland program
STEM courses are amongst the most popular for Indian students aspiring to study in Netherlands. Per 2016-17 Nuffic Neso stats, over 1283 Indian students applied for Engineering followed by Economics, Business Administration (242) and Sciences (144) Amongst the non-technical streams, Agriculture and Environment ranks highest with 120 applications followed by Social Studies (71) and Arts and Culture (60) About Nuffic Neso
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