Many Indian Students strive to study in a foreign country and in a country that can provide them with more opportunities to pursue a desired career. The recent survey of 2024 suggests that Indian Students can make their dream come true in 3 other democratic countries than India.
Germany to Australia three countries best for Indian Students reveal the survey:
Although The United Kingdom and the United States Of America are the most preferred countries the occupancy costs and resources are reported to be extremely costly for self-funding students and middle-class families. From Australia to Germany, three nations are listed below that one can consider for further education.
#1 Australia:
Australia is the best choice for students, looking forward to pursuing their education in Agricultural Science, Information Technology, Psychology, Hospitality, Accounting and Finance, and Data Science. The government of Australia also allows international students to work and study and also allows them to work part-time to pay their tuition, unlike the UK, which has a limited time permit to earn.
#2 Canada:
Canada is the most Indian country because of the Indian population in the country. Engineering, Medicine and Healthcare, Business Management, Media and Journalism, Hotel Management, Accounting & Finance, Agricultural Science and Forestry, Project Management, and Psychology. The country is the best pick for students who are interested in the field of journalism.
#3 Germany:
The country is known for its free education and affordable tuition fees. Germany also happens to be the most opted-for country by most Indian students in the last few years post and before COVID-19. With the language qualification, living in the country becomes much easier. Germany is the best pick for social sciences and Engineering aspirants.
Students looking forward to pursuing Business Management, Humanities and Art, Computer Science and IT, Social Sciences, Law, Psychology, Medicine and Dentistry, and Architecture can also consider the country to pursue their higher education in Germany.