Indian Students Are Ditching Universities In The US, UK And Canada—Here's Where They're Going Instead

Indian students are diversifying their study choices, exploring alternative destinations like Ireland and Singapore due to visa restrictions and rising costs in traditional countries. (Credit: Pexels)

With the increasing difficulty of obtaining H-1B visas in the US and tighter visa regulations in Canada, the UK, and Australia, Indian students are exploring alternative study destinations.

The days of solely considering these countries as the ultimate goal for international education are drawing to a close. "The number of Indian students studying abroad has soared to nearly 1.5 million since 2012, showcasing a growing interest in international education and migration opportunities," Shalini Lambah, chief executive, India, at Migrate World, DUDigital Global said.