At a glance
- Country
- France — process, visa & costs
Where it ranks
301–400 in the world — ShanghaiRanking ARWU 2025.
Strongest subjects (GRAS 2025)
| Earth Sciences | #24 |
| Remote Sensing | #40 |
| Oceanography | #45 |
| Atmospheric Science | 76–100 |
| Aerospace Engineering | 76–100 |
| Mathematics | 101–150 |
How to get in
We have not yet researched this university's admission pages, so we will not guess its deadlines or fees. The general process for France — exams, application platform, visa and costs — is in the France guide.
Studying in France
Indian students go to France for low public-university tuition, strong Grandes Ecoles (business/engineering) programmes, and government scholarships like Eiffel and Charpak. Every long-stay applicant must go through the Etudes en France (EEF) procedure run by Campus France before applying for the visa itself.
- Visa
- Long-stay student visa (VLS-TS), via the Etudes en France procedure — INR 20,000 · about ₹20,000
- After graduating
- Alumni visa (bilateral India-France agreement since 2015): 12 months, renewable once for another 12 months (24 months total), for Indian students who completed studies in France. Separately, a 5-year multiple-entry 'circulation' visa (for tourism/business, not work) is available to Indian residents holding a French Master's or PhD, including Indo-French dual-degree alumni. A 4-year 'Talent Passport' residence permit is also available to some graduates who find qualifying work.