RESOURCES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

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 - Passport

- Transcripts

- 10th and 12th mark sheets

- IELTS (minimum 6.0 in all categories)

- Letter of recommendations

- Statement of purpose

This is the confirmation letter given by the University or College, once you secure a place in the program of choice. 

Sometimes Universities/ Colleges can give a conditional offer letter which allows a student to secure admission while preparing for IELTS or waiting for the results. 

1.  Am I willing to try new things- everything from food to social situations?

2.  Am I comfortable making my own decision, such as which course to take, what time to leave for school. And how to deal with conflict and change without family or friends to help?

3.  How have I handled complex and new situations in the past?

This completely depends on your nationality/ category and the Nature of the Institution, Program interest, and Course type.

Most Academic Instutions in India charge have a differential fee structure for International Student depending on their category/ nationality. 

The cost of living varies vastly depending on the location and type of accommodation one is opting for. 

Only a few premier institutions have on-campus accomodation facilities for international students. But they do provide of suggestion/ arrangements for fullly furnished spaces around campus - like Home Stays for short-term visits or subletting a room/apartment. 

• Scholarships
• Student Aid
• Fellowships, Grants 
• Self Sponsored
• Bank Loans
• Family & Relatives

• Apart from tuition fees, the student has to pay for daily expenses such as food, clothing, accommodation, travel, medical and recreational activities.
• The average cost of living per year/per student in a country such as India would be around USD 2000 to USD 8000 (or less)
• The cost of living is subjective to the country and the life style of the student.