For years, studying abroad came with a simple assumption: if you wanted an international degree, you had to leave India. For many families, the cost aspect was a challenge. But the equation is changing. As countries around the world rethink immigration policies and post-study work pathways, another shift is taking place much closer to home.
International Universities are no longer viewing India as just a source country for students. They are beginning to see it as a destination for higher education itself. Also, the timing could not be better. India is home to one of the world's largest student populations. Demand for globally recognized qualifications continues to rise, but so does the pressure to keep education affordable. Recognizing this opportunity, the University Grants Commission (UGC) introduced regulations that allow foreign universities to establish independent campuses in India.
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