Majority of the students who want to study abroad are BTech graduates

In a recent survey that was conducted among 25,000 students who wanted to study abroad across multiple tier 1, tier 2, and metro cities, it was found that the majority of the students who want to study abroad are BTech graduates. There has been a massive decline in the number of students opting for Canada as their dream destination. Only 9.3% of students said that Canada was their dream destination. European countries topped the list with 48.85% of the students opting for different European countries. 

This was followed by the US and the UK. Among European countries, Germany was on the top of the list with 32.6% of the students opting for Germany. 44% of the students who want to study abroad are fresh graduates and do not have any work experience. 23% of the students who want to study abroad have 0 to 2 years of experience. 56% of the students who want to study abroad have pursued their higher secondary education from state boards. 32% of the students are from CBSE board and only 12% of the students are from ISC or IB.