Study in India
Study in India pageWhat we do
- Talk through your interests, marks, budget and the way you want to study: on campus, online, by distance or alongside a job.
- Shortlist recognised programmes and explain the eligibility for each.
- Check that the university is recognised and that the course holds the right approval for the current year.
- Explain the application, the documents and any entrance requirement.
- Introduce you to the institution or its authorised partner.
Our service ends with your introduction to
the university, college or board, or the edtech partner that supports its programmes
From there, it is theirs to decide and deliver
- Whether you are admitted
- The fees, which they set and collect
- Teaching, examinations and the award of the degree, diploma or certificate
The ten programme types under Study in India
The introduction differs with the programme. Each name opens its own page.
| Programme | What it covers | We introduce you to |
|---|---|---|
| On Campus | Full-time study in person, including health sciences, law, engineering and management | The admissions office of the university or college |
| Online | Learners who need a recognised degree without relocating | The UGC-entitled university, or the edtech partner that supports its online programmes |
| ODL | Open and distance learning, with periodic contact classes | The university's own distance education centre |
| WILP | Working professionals who study without leaving the job | The university or institute that runs the programme |
| BFSI | Graduates aiming at banking, financial services and insurance | The training academy and its partner university |
| Vocational | Skill-based B.Voc., M.Voc., diploma and certificate study | The university, polytechnic or approved training institution |
| Pre-University | Class 10 or 12 through open schooling | The open school board's accredited institution |
| Research | Ph.D., D.B.A. and higher research degrees | The university's research department |
| Credit Transfer | Students continuing a degree they began elsewhere | The university that evaluates and accepts your credits |
| Other Programs | Membership examinations, twinning, short programmes and free courses | The institution, professional body or provider concerned |