As traditional study destinations tighten visas and costs, India has a rare opening to emerge as a credible hub for global higher education
For every foreign student in India, 19 Indians study abroad—driving brain drain and education remittances of nearly $3.4 billion a year
Low research spending, fragmented regulation, weak infrastructure and limited post-study work options undermine India’s global education appeal
Low research spending, fragmented regulation, weak infrastructure and limited post-study work options undermine India’s global education appeal
Aligning curricula, enabling joint degrees, expanding research ties and scaling scholarships can globalise Indian campuses without mass outflow
Done right, internationalisation can retain talent, boost research excellence and strengthen India’s long-term economic resilience