According to a new survey by the QS education system, quality of teaching, accommodation options, scholarships and job opportunities remain the biggest concerns of Indian students while shifting abroad for studies. The biggest criteria that is for 74% of the students remains the living facilities and costs which is followed by job opportunities that is 60%. Indian students expect universities to provide them with placements, industry experience and links as well. Out of data drawn from 110000 students, 63000 of them said that they were interested in studying in the UK. That is because the UK has taken up a very strategic approach by attracting students from different parts of the world with respect to their needs and demands.
