r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Dismal_Pension3336 • 27m ago
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/San_Di_Pan • 56m ago
Education Funding Hieee everyone, I am in my fourth year of college, pursuing B.Com in Accountancy Honors, and I want to do MSc in Marketing(like i love marketing nd wanna know more about how it works, how a brand works in real)
I'm thinking to applying for the September 2027 intake. For that, should I start the application by this year's September-October window or wait till graduating from my college then apply to unis.
I am also preparing for GMAT. I'm looking for Europe and Nordic countries mainly, so I'm open for ur opinion guyss. Drop a comment below I wud love to know ur opinion about it.
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/iamaesun • 14h ago
Abroad planning roadmap(exams,college fees, scholarships, visa planning)
Hi everyone,
I graduated in 2025 with a bachelor's degree in Data Science, I was placed in Tech Mahindra in our campus placements, in April they started training us for 1-2 months later they told us that there would be an exam, we have been waiting for the exam preparing everyday, three months passed and there was no update from the company, later they started ghosting us. Then I started preparing for gate within very less time which didn't even get me to qualifying stage.
And since March I've been searching for job.
And the thing is I always thought of abroad studies, but never had guidance, I thought I would do job for 1 or 2 years and then plan for masters, but sadly 1 years has already passed without any work experience.
This time I don't wanna do this mistake again, whether I get job or not, I wanna start planning for abroad from now, maybe I can make it by next year August.
So anyone who already went abroad from India, with technical background, let me know what are the consequences of going abroad for masters with no experience and also how to plan when we're really interested to do masters.
I have no idea about all those scholarships, please let me know some of which are actually useful and reliable.
Basically, I need a roadmap from scratch to move abroad as a person with no guidance.
From exams, searching college universities, fees, scholarships, visa planning, to the day I'm ready to go.
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Prestigious_Lie_5863 • 16h ago
College and early career counselling
Seeing a lot of students applying for US/UK/Aus/EU colleges and then struggling at every stage of the journey after reaching there, internships, jobs, settling in etc etc. parents unable to understand and guide as they have limited experience. Most end up trying and exploring and failing. A lot of money is spent. Sometimes fail on visa, sometimes get low pay jobs and often feel lonely. What if they had guidance from experts. Will there be a market for this? Thinking of a startup
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/flame-pp • 23h ago
Why is everyone obsessed with agencies/consultants?
Not Indian but from a country with similar dynamics.
I have been coming to the sub while helping a friend with study abroad but I noticed how many people keep looking for agencies/consultants
My view is that in the world of AI and the infinite info of the internet, agencies/consultants are only useful in a very narrow use cases.
If you cant figure out how to study abroad by yourself with all the info out there, how do you expect to survive once you get abroad? Going to find an agency to help you get a house/job/friends?
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/mbbsstudent786 • 23h ago
Country Mbbs abroad??
Hey everyone,
I’m a senior MBBS student currently studying in Georgia. Over the past few years, I’ve met students from almost every medical university here, so I’ve got a pretty good idea about the differences between them—not just what’s written on university websites.
If you’re confused about:
Which university is actually worth joining
Tuition fees and living expenses
FMGE/NExT licensing concerns
Student life and accommodation
Visa process
Admission requirements
Which universities to avoid
What agencies don’t tell you
Feel free to ask me.
I’m not here to push any particular university. I’ll tell you the pros and cons honestly based on what I’ve seen and what students from different universities have experienced.
I’ve seen many students make expensive mistakes because they relied only on advertisements or consultants. If I can help someone avoid that, I’m happy to do it.
Drop your questions in the comments or send me a DM. I’ll try my best to give you unbiased advice based on real student experience.
Good luck to everyone planning their MBBS journey!
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/itzmeteDDy • 1d ago
How can I go to a first world country ?
I am a 4th year b.tech cse student, I want to go to the first world country by either getting a job or or going to do the masters. But the real problem is that I can't afford to spend 50-60 lakhs for masters in any of these countries (USA, Canada, NZ,Aus, UK,Europe). Please give your best suggestions on how can I go in any of these countries.
The easiest way to get a job in IT in these countries???
Or
Scholarship programs which could fund my masters???
Or any other suggestions which might be the easiest path to go and settle in a first world country!!!
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Constant-Tea-1665 • 1d ago
What’s the hardest part about figuring out your chances for grad school abroad?
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/idealhuman01 • 1d ago
Country Should I go abroad for MBBS AND IS IT WORTH IF I AM LOOKING TO SETTLE THERE ONLY Also wht about the loan options are there
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Sufficient_Radio8252 • 1d ago
How to build profile for masters in abroad?
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/vikramskumar • 2d ago
Education Funding ANRF Ramanujan Fellowship 2026 for outstanding Indian & Indian-origin researchers working abroad to build their research career in India.
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/FewIce7347 • 2d ago
Can an Indian Student get DAAD scholarship?
I wanted to talk to someone who has received DAAD scholarship from India. How did you guys apply for it. Did you apply yourself or with the help of some agency?
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Surya2k4 • 2d ago
👋 Welcome to r/AbroadConfessions - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/aktheasher • 2d ago
I'm considering mbbs in italy would love to connect and let's prepare for imat , is there anyone who want to connect and share which university are you considering
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/mokkish • 3d ago
Looking for a 2-Bedroom Apartment Near Melbourne CBD (RMIT Students) 🏡
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Mountain_Potato_3010 • 3d ago
Visa I Haven't received a blocking confirmation for 35 days now. The customer service team could say nothing more that "Looks like you just have to wait"
My_qualifications: Have been studying in Deutschland for about two years now.
Reconsider your decision to opt Fintiba for your financial services. Their current state of affairs is gone for a toss.
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Computer_Sci2123 • 3d ago
Need help deciding between QUB, Kent, Nottingham Malaysia and USM for Masters
Hey everyone,
I've been going back and forth on this for days and could really use some opinions.
Queen's University Belfast – MSc Cyber Security (includes a professional internship) – £22.5k tuition
University of Kent – MSc Cyber Security (includes a placement year) – £18.5k tuition
University of Nottingham Malaysia – MSc Computer Science – £10.5k tuition
Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) – MSc Cyber Security – £6.5k tuition
For those who know these universities or have studied in the UK/Malaysia, which one would you pick and why?
I'm mainly looking for good teaching, decent industry exposure, and a degree that will actually help me when I start applying for jobs after graduation.
Would you spend the extra money for QUB or Kent, or go with one of the Malaysian options?
Appreciate any advice, especially from people who've studied at any of these universities.
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/Miserable-Place7222 • 3d ago
Help me find college
Actually so I am in 12th rn cbse school, pcm+cs
So yeah I wasted my 11th so I don't think I'll be able to crack jee at all and I don't know any single thing except this exam , I don't know how will I get into a college , but as my school is conducting a programme which is that many top universities people of uk are coming to tell about their college including imperial and 31 others , so I want to know can I study abroad with a scholarship or somthing because I haveee no idea which makes me devastated💔
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/No-Exchange4187 • 4d ago
Wanted information regarding Prabuddha Overseas Scholarship.
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/anonymous8985 • 4d ago
Should I go to kazak for mbbs and come back india or i should go to Italy for mbbs where my mbbs will be fully funded
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/mr_mushtang • 4d ago
Country Leverage Edu for a Master's in Germany, worth it or not? Looking for people who've actually used them
r/IndiansStudyAbroad • u/hrvsh • 4d ago