Study Abroad

Malaysia and Czech Republic are the cheapest countries to study abroad. You can study here with a total annual costs as low as Rs. 4L-8L. Germany is one of the cheapest country to study in Europe. They are offering admission at very low tuition with strong career outcomes.

Yes, Indian students can study at the Humboldt Uni of Berlin without learning German. Students can enroll in one of the English-taught courses at HU Berlin. These only require a valid score in language tests like IELTS.

For entry to German-taught programs, a C1 level proficiency is required from Indian students.

Yes. Countries like Germany, France, Malaysia, Poland, and Czech Republic are the best options. They offer total annual costs (tuition + living) under Rs. 15 Lacs for Indian students. 

Yes Mechanical Engineering is considered among good career options for students who genuinely have passion should choose Engineering as career. Being an  Mechanical Engineer is highly regarded and a sophisticated career to say the least. There are various top companies that hire these graduates such as Airbus, Mercedez Benz, etc.

The Concordia University average package for business graduates stoof to be CAD 80,611 or INR 53.9 LPA. The highest average salary was seen by EMBA degree holders of up to CAD 140,000 or INR 93.5 LPA. the lowest average salary stood to be for MSCM degree holders of CAD 40,000 or INR 26.7 LPA. For popular courses like MBA the Concordia University MBA average package stood to be CAD 103,467 or INR 69.1 LPA.

A total of 91.2% of the graduates managed to secure placement within 3 months of graduation from Concordia. GDBA/GCBA, MBA with CFA and EMBA degree holders saw a placement rate as high as 100%. For popular courses like MBA the Concordia University MBA placement rate stood at 92.5%.

Living on-campus is better for Indian students looking for safety and ease of travel. It also offers better socialising with peers. All utility costs (electricity, TV, etc.) are also covered.

However, areas like Wavertree offer more cost-effective housing to Indian students in Liverpool. Some private halls also offer better amenities (like gyms and social spaces).

Most Indian students live on-campus in the 1st year and move out by the 2nd or 3rd year once they get comfortable in the city.

Liverpool is usually safe for Indian students. The locals are welcoming and the city has a vibrant culture. Apart from occasional cases of racism, students don't encounter too many isssues.

Wavertree, Toxteth, Mossley Hill, and Allerton are the safest areas for Indian students in Liverpool.

For 2026 intake, Indian students should apply between December 2025 and January 2026.

Scholarship applications are part of university admission application. So students must apply before the admission deadline of 2026.