Study in India: Universities, Programs & Intakes | Yajurvedha
Quality and Diverse Education. India has a rapidly growing higher education sector, with prestigious institutions, diverse academic programs, and…
Highlights
- Globally recognized universities and institutions
- Affordable tuition and living costs
- Diverse academic and career pathways
- Strong engineering, IT, business and medical education
- Growing opportunities in technology and innovation
- Wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs
Key facts
- 7 in Top 100 — Top Universities
- INR 1.5–8 Lakh/yr — Avg. Tuition
- Jul–Aug & Jan — Intakes
- Flexible Hours — Part-time Work
Universities
- Jawaharlal Nehru University
- Birla Institute of Technology & Science
- Indian Institute of Management
- Indian Institute of Technology
Programs
- Engineering & Technology
- Computer Science & IT
- Business & Management
- Medicine & Health Sciences
- Arts & Humanities
- Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
Intake
- January
- April–May
- July–August
Faqs
- How much does it cost to study in India? — India is generally considered a cost-effective study destination, with tuition fees varying significantly by institution, program, and level of study. Living expenses can also be comparatively affordable, particularly outside major metropolitan cities.
- Is India a good option for Nepalese students? — Yes. India's geographical proximity, cultural familiarity, relatively affordable education, wide range of programs, and strong institutions make it an attractive option for many Nepalese students.
- Do I need IELTS or can I use other English tests? — English-language requirements vary by university and program. Many Indian institutions do not require IELTS for students who have completed their previous education in English, while some institutions may have their own English proficiency requirements. We check the specific requirements of your chosen institution before you apply.
Study destinations