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Study in India
Home country of many internationally mobile students; listed here for coaching and consultant locations.
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Why Study in India?
Home country of many internationally mobile students; listed here for coaching and consultant locations.
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Process to Study in India
From counselling to your first day at university
Explore & counselling
Talk through your goals, budget and timeline, and understand your options.
Shortlist
Compare universities and courses that match your profile and plans.
Prepare documents
Gather transcripts, test scores, statements and references.
Applications
Submit applications before each university’s deadline.
Offers & decisions
Review offers, conditions and costs, then accept your choice.
Visa & pre-departure
Apply for your student visa and plan travel, accommodation and finances.
Arrive & start university
Complete enrolment and begin your studies.
Required Documents to Study in India
Commonly requested documents – exact requirements vary by university, course and study level.
- Academic transcripts and certificatesCommonly requested
- Valid passportUsually required
- English language test resultsDepends on course
For example IELTS, TOEFL or PTE, if the course asks for it.
- Statement of purposeCommonly requested
- CV / résuméCommonly requested
- Letters of recommendationCommonly requested
- Proof of fundsCommonly requested
Usually needed for the student visa.
End-to-End Admissions Guidance
Application Abroad can support you from your first question to your first day:
- Counselling on countries, universities and courses
- Shortlisting options that fit your profile and budget
- Preparing applications, documents and statements (SOP, CV, references)
- Tracking applications and understanding offers
- Visa and pre-departure guidance
Admission decisions are always made by the universities.
Planning to study in India?
Explore universities, courses, scholarships and other study-abroad options, then start your journey with Application Abroad.