India’s most exciting study abroad fest
Delhi, Feb 21st
International student enrolment in India is projected to grow by about eight percent annually through 2030 as reforms and affordability boost the country’s appeal as a study destination.
Heidelberg University in Germany has opened applications for fully funded scholarships supporting Indian students across undergraduate postgraduate and doctoral programs.
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.
Leaders from leading US business schools said at ShiftED 2026 that India continues to be a strategic talent hub, with institutions expanding partnerships despite visa and policy challenges.
France has announced visa-free transit for Indian nationals and reaffirmed its goal of hosting 30000 Indian students by 2030 while easing long-term student visa norms.
G.O.A.T. Championship 2026 is a nationwide competition launched by GradRight to identify India’s most prepared study abroad aspirants through merit driven evaluation and real-world admissions scenarios.
ShiftED 2026 has introduced Playing God, an immersive career simulation that helps Delhi professionals evaluate financial, career, and mobility decisions around global Masters programmes.
The British Council has opened applications for its Women in STEM Scholarships 2026-27, offering fully funded postgraduate study opportunities in the UK for women from India and South Asia.
ShiftED 2026 will convene global universities policymakers and pre-vetted Indian students in Delhi to drive structured engagement and international higher education partnerships.
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