Destinations
Exams
Resources
More
Destinations
Exams
Resources
More
Skip the wait. Take the fastest, most flexible route
to your dream university abroad.
Most students take a traditional path but what if you can earn the same degree, only faster & more flexibly?
With upGrad Pathway, start online in India and flexibly choose your university or switch your country for on-campus graduation.
Take charge of your future — find the study abroad course that brings you closer to your career goals.
Explore globally coveted programs designed to empower your success. Start online, complete your degree on-campus abroad.
Hear from our learners who have turned their study-abroad dreams into reality - if they can, so can you!
Get comprehensive guidance on destinations, universities, scholarships, and funding - tailored to your career goals.
Applications, visas, counselling, and planning—everything in one place.
Get personalized expert guidance to simplify your journey — from university selection to application success.
upGrad learners receive exclusive scholarships of up to 40% to make their global education more accessible.
We offer IELTS prep by experienced individuals to help you reach the desired proficiency and achieve the required score.
Maximize your chances of funding with our expert guidance on third-party credit facility. Access loans at competitive interest rates.
Gain access to visa mocks and guidance to breeze through your visa process.
Read expert guides, blogs, FAQs, and resources for every step.
Best Country to Study Abroad for Indians
Scholarships Abroad for Indian Students
-0292e6b452134021a072edb33c01046d.webp&w=1080&q=75)
How to Study Abroad? Easy Steps & Tips
Advantages of Studying Abroad
-a9544f0a66f7444fb27d34f8a21ca5f6.webp&w=1080&q=75)
Cost of Studying Abroad for Indian Students
Cheapest Country to Study Abroad: Top Picks
Estimate your study and living cost, test scores, and loan amount with ease.
14000+ students
Found this helpful
2000+ students
Found this helpful
13000+ students
Found this helpful
4000+ students
Found this helpful
Advance your career with our expert guidance & global programs.
Explore answers to the most frequently asked questions by students like you.
Top destinations include the USA, Canada, UK, Germany, and Australia. These countries offer English-taught programs, post-study work visas, scholarships, and quality education. Choose based on your budget, academic goals, preferred course, and long-term work or settlement opportunities.
You’ll need academic transcripts, English language test scores (IELTS/TOEFL), a valid passport, a Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of Recommendation (LORs), and proof of funds. Some universities may also ask for entrance tests like GRE, GMAT, SAT, or ACT.
Start at least 10–12 months before your target intake. Early preparation helps with entrance exams, university applications, scholarship deadlines, visa processes, and financial planning. Fall intakes (August–September) are most common and offer more course and funding options.
Yes. Most universities require proof of English proficiency through IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE. Some may waive this if your previous education was in English. Always check the specific language requirements of your chosen university and program.
Tuition fees range from ₹8 lakh to ₹40 lakh/year, depending on the course and country. Living expenses typically add ₹6–₹12 lakh/year. Also, budget for visa, exam fees, insurance, and flights. Germany and Norway offer lower-cost or tuition-free options.
Indian students can apply for scholarships, take education loans, explore university grants, or work part-time while studying. Early planning increases your chances of securing financial aid. Countries like Germany and the Netherlands offer several low-cost options for international students.
Popular scholarships include Chevening (UK), DAAD (Germany), Fulbright-Nehru (USA), and university-specific awards. These may cover tuition, living costs, or both. Eligibility depends on academic merit, leadership, and your chosen field of study. Apply well in advance.
Yes. Most countries allow international students to work up to 20 hours/week during term time and full-time during vacations. Part-time jobs help cover living costs but usually aren’t enough to pay full tuition fees.
Not necessarily. Many universities abroad offer programs in English. However, learning the local language improves part-time job options and daily life, especially in non-English-speaking countries like Germany, France, Italy, or Japan.
After securing admission, apply for a student visa through the country’s embassy or visa portal. Submit your offer letter, passport, financial proof, and visa documents. Visa processing may take 2 to 8 weeks, depending on the country and intake.
Monthly costs range from ₹50,000 to ₹1,00,000, depending on the city and lifestyle. This includes accommodation, food, transport, internet, and health insurance. Capital cities like London or Sydney are more expensive than smaller towns or student cities.
Students can choose on-campus dorms, shared flats, homestays, or private rentals. Dormitories are cheaper and closer to campus. Shared apartments offer flexibility but may cost more. Consider safety, proximity, and your budget before finalizing housing.
Yes. Many students apply to 2–3 countries to improve their chances. Each application must follow that country’s admission guidelines. Tailor your SOPs and documents to match the expectations of different universities and education systems.
Compare based on course structure, university ranking, tuition fees, visa rules, part-time work policies, and post-study job options. Consider your long-term goals like career plans, cost of living, and immigration possibilities when making a decision.
Universities provide academic mentoring, career guidance, health services, and cultural integration support. Many have dedicated international student offices, orientation sessions, and peer mentorship programs to help students adjust and succeed both academically and socially.
Most top study destinations are safe for Indian students. Universities offer 24/7 campus security and student support. Following local rules, using trusted accommodation, and staying connected with university support services ensures a safe experience
Stay connected with family, build a routine, and join clubs or student communities. Most universities offer counselling services and cultural activities to help students adjust. Exploring your surroundings and forming friendships makes settling in easier.
If your program is canceled or deferred, most universities offer full or partial refunds, alternative start dates, or deferral options. Check the refund and deferment policy before accepting an offer, especially for visa or fee-related situations.
Yes. Countries like Canada, Australia, UK, and Germany offer post-study work visas ranging from 2–3 years. This gives you time to gain international work experience and, in some cases, apply for permanent residency
-bf2bb640de38455eaa1c8d41e5f0d432.webp&w=3840&q=75)
.svg)
