For the longest time, countries like the United States of America and Canada have been the top choice for Indian students to study abroad. But now that people have started exploring the world in day-to-day life, the prospects of studying at an unconventional destination have also been accepted by students. Around 45% of Indian students who are interested in studying abroad are open to study in unconventional study abroad destinations. Some of the biggest concerns of the students include affordable tuition fees, cost of accommodation, after study work opportunities and safety. Europe has become more popular among international students. As it offers its of the most foldable study abroad destinations which are exceptionally beautiful as well
