Indian students and families spent 1/3rd (34%) less in 2025 (May-Jul) as compared to same period in 2021. This is a decline of $264 million. It is also noteworthy that demand was already lower last year when the spending shrunk by 15% between 2021 to 2024. So, while #visa and

Great to share my views on how foreign universities in India are expanding choices for students to earn global degrees at home with local relevance. Given that the majority of Indian students study abroad for master's degrees and fewer than 15% of them enroll at the

My views quoted on the latest data from @MEAIndia @MEAFactCheck as reported in @ThePIENews https://t.co/q81CzCtpmF “The growth in mobility patterns in the years following the pandemic were driven by the pent-up demand and welcoming post-graduation work and immigration pathways

Look forward to speaking at the Digii100 on the role of data, technology, and insights in shaping student success. https://t.co/bqzp4VhuK0

Useful resource from @ugc_india on equivalency of foreign degrees in India https://t.co/9yvIH6Lb2e #HigherEd #HigherEducation

University of Aberdeen brings its globally recognised degrees to India with its Mumbai campus. In August 2026, University of Aberdeen - Mumbai will offer six degrees: - Four-year undergraduate Honours degrees in Computing (BSc), Data Science (BSc), Economics (MA), and Business

My analysis published in @the_hindu on the increasing cost of studying in the US for Indian students. Using the @CollegeBoard data, the analysis shows that out-of-state tuition at a public university and living expenses are up from nearly ₹27 lakhs in 2020/21 to approximately

9.5% - percentage decline in the number of graduate Indian students in the US in 2024/25 vs 2023/24. As I indicated in my analysis, the number of Indian students were already decreasing before the 2025 tightening of visa and immigration policies and processes in the US. Part of

Indian students and their families spent $1.12 billion less on overseas education between May and August 2025 compared to the same period in 2021—a 58% decrease in international education spending. Tighter global visa policies and high costs are making international education

Studying in the US got lot more expensive for Indian students. In the last five years, the annual cost of studying in the U.S. increased by ~INR 10 lakh (adjusted for currency depreciation). This "sticker shock" will further suppresses the demand already affected by unfavorable

Kellogg faculty offer advice on how to keep your career moving forward in five different situations. As we near placement season for MBA programs in Indian business schools, I’d like to add a sixth as for young professionals— and invite you to share your own perspectives: 6.

India has been the world's top recipient of remittances since 2008, reaching a record US$ 118.7 billion in 2023-24. To put this in perspective, total revenue of Suzuki India in 2023-24 was ~ US$ 16 billion. So, remittances were 7x the revenue of Suzuki India #India

"As India’s working age population is expected to rise till 2048, India would be the world’s leading supplier of labour (RBI, 2024). Thus, the continuous upskilling and reskilling of the workforce would be crucial to leverage its potential." RBI 2025 #highereducation #skills

RBI report (March 2025) shows that India’s stock of international migrants has tripled from 6.6 million in 1990 to 18.5 million in 2024. To put in perspective, population of New York City is 8.8 million.

India stands as a major source of global #talent and one of the largest recipients of inward remittances. The quality of #HigherEducation is critical in shaping both local and global talent needs and sustaining future competitiveness. #skills

Number of Indian undergraduate students enrolled in UK, US, Australia and Canada became 4x in a decade. Analysis of mobility data shows upcoming pent-up demand that is getting constrainted by #visa and #immigration headwinds. #highereducation #india https://t.co/YCJHzdv1Ic

Is an MBA worth it? #LinkedInTopMBA tracks its data on pillars (hiring and demand, ability to advance, network strength, leadership potential and gender diversity) suggests the positive impact on alumni career outcomes. #leadership #Careers https://t.co/O4M8mUW5U5

@ugc_india International branch campuses in India enabled by @ugc_india policy could help expand global education choices for Indian students while remaining in country. #highered #highereducation #intled #globaled https://t.co/6XGrWiOOgd

📊 The number of globally mobile Indian students is projected to grow 10x between 2014 and 2030. However, it does not factor in the #visa and #immigration barriers. How transnational #education would change mobility? #highered #highereducation https://t.co/6XGrWiOOgd

Can #AI help innvovate and improve teaching and #learning? @ISBedu @PoetsAndQuants #highereducation #highered https://t.co/nTKD9uI8zk