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LLOS Education · Study abroad

Where to go, and how.

One guide per country, built from government and official pages: the month-by-month timeline from India, exams, what it costs in rupees, the student visa, work rights, and the rule changes of 2024–2026.

United StatesThe US offers the widest range of degree programmes and research universities in the world, with flexible majors and strong graduate schools. Indian students go for choi…299 ranked universities · Guide →United KingdomThe UK offers short, focused degrees (3-year bachelor's, 1-year master's) and a single centralised undergraduate application system (UCAS). Indian students go for shorte…94 ranked universities · Guide →CanadaCanada combines relatively affordable, English/French-taught degrees with a clear post-graduation work permit (PGWP) and strong pathways to permanent residence. Since 20…44 ranked universities · Guide →AustraliaAustralia offers globally ranked universities, a large international-student system, and a post-study work visa tied to qualification level. Indian students go for resea…40 ranked universities · Guide →GermanyIndian students go to Germany mainly for low or zero public-university tuition and strong engineering/technical programmes. Most bachelor's teaching is in German (Englis…78 ranked universities · Guide →IrelandIreland offers English-taught, EU-recognised degrees, a growing tech/pharma employer base, and a Third Level Graduate Programme that lets graduates stay and job-hunt aft…9 ranked universities · Guide →New ZealandNew Zealand offers small class sizes, safe cities, and a Post-Study Work Visa that is being expanded to cover more qualification levels from late 2026. Indian students g…8 ranked universities · Guide →SingaporeSingapore offers globally ranked universities (NUS, NTU, SMU) in a safe, English-speaking, India-adjacent time zone, with strong finance/tech employer demand. Indian stu…4 ranked universities · Guide →NetherlandsIndian students go to the Netherlands for a large catalogue of English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes, shorter master's (often 1 year), and research-universit…16 ranked universities · Guide →FranceIndian students go to France for low public-university tuition, strong Grandes Ecoles (business/engineering) programmes, and government scholarships like Eiffel and Char…81 ranked universities · Guide →United Arab EmiratesThe UAE offers a fast-growing higher-education hub (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah) with many branch campuses of Western universities, a large Indian expatriate community, an…9 ranked universities · Guide →JapanIndian students go to Japan for comparatively low tuition versus the US/UK, strong engineering/technology and MEXT-scholarship-funded research programmes. Admission runs…51 ranked universities · Guide →South KoreaIndian students go to Korea for comparatively low tuition versus the US/UK/Australia, strong engineering/technology programmes, and a growing number of English-taught tr…43 ranked universities · Guide →Hong KongIndian students go to Hong Kong for its English-medium, internationally ranked universities and proximity/connectivity to mainland China and the region. Hong Kong's Immi…11 ranked universities · Guide →SwitzerlandIndian students go to Switzerland for globally top-ranked technical universities (ETH Zurich, EPFL) and research-intensive programmes; comparatively low public tuition c…13 ranked universities · Guide →SwedenIndian students go to Sweden for English-taught master's programmes at research-strong technical universities, though non-EU/EEA students pay tuition (Sweden ended free …20 ranked universities · Guide →ItalyIndian students go to Italy for its research-strong public universities, low income-linked tuition at many public institutions, and programmes in design, fashion, archit…66 ranked universities · Guide →MBBS abroadIndian students go abroad for MBBS (commonly to Russia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Nepal and others) mainly for lower cost…Guide →

Where this comes from

Ranks are copied, with their year, from ShanghaiRanking's ShanghaiRanking ARWU 2025 and its Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2025 — LLOS does not rank universities. Addresses, websites and locations come from Wikidata; US numbers from the US College Scorecard. Admission details and country rules were read from each university's and government's own pages — every profile lists its sources and the date they were checked.

Rupee figures use European Central Bank reference rates of 2026-09-25 and are a guide, not a quote. Deadlines, fees and visa rules change every year: always confirm on the official page before you apply or pay. LLOS takes no commission from any university, agent or lender.