According to a recent study it has been revealed that 42% of study abroad aspirants in India are from low income groups that sustain on less than US$10,000 of annual income. It has also revealed that post-pandemic, families in India had become more risk taking by staking everything to send their child to study abroad. This is because today studying abroad is not considered a brain drain or a gamble anymore. The similar study also revealed that around 53% of Indian students want to pursue STEM courses. This has already been highlighted by a lot of studies before. The gravitation of Indian students towards IT and healthcare has been impeccable for the last 50 years. In the similar study it was also found that around 44% of the students are taking help from study abroad consultants in order to select the university and get their visas.
