India’s most exciting study abroad fest
Delhi, Feb 21st
At the Study in India Edu Diplomatic Conclave 2026, Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan invited foreign universities to partner with India’s innovation driven education system under NEP 2020.
A Knight Frank and Deloitte report estimates that foreign universities setting up campuses in India could retain 113 billion in foreign exchange by 2040 and expand access to quality higher education.
The TOEFL exam has introduced a new 90-minute format in 2026 with adaptive testing faster sections and new speaking and writing tasks that demand speed and accuracy.
As Indian students power the global education economy, outdated forex and remittance rules are creating avoidable financial strain at home.
The Economic Survey 2026 confirms India as the world’s largest source of international students, with overseas enrolments crossing 18 lakhs in 2025.
Despite India being the world’s largest source of international students, outbound mobility remains concentrated in a small group of states.
Canada has confirmed no changes to PGWP eligible programs in 2026, giving international students clarity on study, work and post-graduation planning.
Ireland has recorded its highest ever international student enrolments, with strong growth led by Indian and US students across postgraduate and undergraduate programmes.
Indian graduates are planning study abroad earlier than ever as visa timelines, funding proof and competition make early preparation essential for 2026 intakes.
Australia has moved India to PRISMS Assessment Level 3 from 2026, increasing checks on student visas while continuing to support genuine applicants.
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