A New Wave of Indian Students in Abroad
                     A New Wave of Indian Students in Abroad
If you haven’t noticed how a big lot of India’s youth has been a large player in international
student mobility, or how a lot of parents are sending their kids to study abroad, let’s take a
few minutes  to look at  the current  scenario.  From the year  2005 to 2015 the number of
students studying internationally overseas has been doubled, with the highest mobility rate in
the USA, followed by Canada, Australia, UK, China, New Zealand, and Germany. Despite
the USA being at the top of the register, the statistics have shown a drop in the percentage of
students pursuing their studies in the country; on the other hand, the figure remains stagnant
in UK (i.e. – 6%). So basically the growth shown in the movement has been diverted towards
Australia and Canada. 
The Reason behind the Movement Overseas
The reasons for this hike are not without advantages. Ease of admissions, more study options,
the  better  quality  of  education  along  with  research  opportunities  and  global  access  to
immigration pathways have contributed to the same. But the bigger and more responsible
cause for this rapid shift in the selection of education options is because of the many coaching
options that have developed for such opportunities. From an entry-level – SAT or a much
more prestigious GP entry exam with applying in MRCGP CSA for a fellowship, you can
now be preparing for it all in India. Some of the prominent coaching centres of the country
have had quite a few MRCGP CSAcases to say the same, as they offer a full course divided
in two parts - course 1 and course 2 for GP entryexam training including MRCGP CSA. 
An equally  giant  role  is  played in  favour  of  this  change by the  increase  in  scholarships
available to international students in various countries abroad. Many countries like Germany
allow their institutions to go as far as 100 percent waiver in tuition fees.
The Influence of Institutions 
It is not at all surprising that there has been a high rise in the institutions within the country to
meet with the market  abroad. The institutions have been offering exam preparations with
mock tests, resources, counselling, and even profile building services. A few of the leading
institutions for the same are Jamboree, The Princeton Review, GREdge for engineering. They
also offer test preparations along with foreign language tests, like TOFEL and IELTS as well
as consultations. For MBBS in abroad, Orion Edutech, Welcare Overseas Education provide
full preparation and extensive resource material and some institutes like Delhi Academy of
Medical sciences offer even international fellowships like the MRCGP CSA cases shows on
its website.
It wouldn’t be startling if in the coming years a further increase in the scale is observed in
favour  of  the  current  bias.  The  Indian  education  system has  been  questioned  enough  to
address the present scenario, charter a solution in order to balance the scale back in the favour
of  our  institutions  and  motivate  home  ground  advantages  to  make  them  strong  and
convincing enough, just like the overseas opportunities for our students.
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