France

Ranked at #4 in Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Business and Management rankings, INSEAD is the best business school in France. Listed below are the top 10 business schools in France:

MBS School of Business MBA fees is around INR 13 L to INR 15 L, which vary as per the specializations. The table below includes popular MBA specializations at the university with first-year fees:

Yes, Indian students can study in France in English, though some French proficiency may be beneficial for daily life.  Many programs are taught entirely in English.

According to the QS World University Rankings 2025, the no. 1 university in France is Université PSL. the university is ranked at 24th position in the QS world university rankings list for the year 2025.

France is among the popular study abroad destinations for MBA among international students. Universities in France offer quality education to students at an affordable cost. There are around 8 universities that rank under the top 100 MBA universities in the world by QS MBA Ranking in 2025. Therefore, yes France is a good choice for international students to study MBA.

Yes, Indian students can get a PR in France upon meeting the specific eligibility requirements. This typically involves living and woring in Framce for a minimum of 5 years.  

There are a lot of ways to find a part-time job in France. You can confirm the part-time job openings at your university. On top of this, you can ask about the research assistantship or graduate assistantship with your university and apply for that. You can also contact your professors/mentors and confirm the part-time job options. France also has various websites such as Indeed, Monster, Pole Emploi, etc., which can help you with your job hunt. You can create your profile on these websites and set your requirements as well. You may also seek help from your classmates, who may be locals, and learn about the available job options.

As mentioned earlier, overseas students from outside Switzerland, the European Union, and the European Economic Area can take up employment for a maximum of 964 hours every year, i.e. 20 hours every week. But there are some exceptions as well. So, if you're an international student who has been in France for at least two years and has been pursuing higher education for at least one year, you might be permitted to work for more than 20 hours every week. In such a case you will have to get your visa status changed from a student visa to a work visa or temporary residence permit for jobs that allow compensation.