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1: South Korea aims to attract three lakh international students by 2027.

2: Japan sees an increasing number of Indian students due to closer ties with India.

3: Sweden actively works to attract more Indian students with its top universities and advanced infrastructure.

4: UAE gains popularity with agreements for student and faculty mobility with India.

5: Ireland witnesses a significant increase in Indian students and offers self-sponsorship for critical list jobs.

6: Singapore is popular for high-quality education, good student life, and programs in banking, finance, data science, and software engineering.

7: Australia offers high-quality education, post-study work permits, and longer durations for certain degrees.

8: UK provides opportunities for free study through scholarships and offers various scholarship options.

9: New Zealand offers a path to permanent residency through studying masters and one year of work experience.

10: Germany provides minimal or zero tuition fees, post-study work visas, and easy resident permits, making it an attractive option.

Why have we not included popular countries??

1: Rising expenses and recession leading to increased tuition fees and living costs in countries like Canada, New Zealand, Australia, the US, and the UK.

2: Canada's popularity drops due to diplomatic disputes, increased guaranteed investment certificate requirements, housing crisis, and rising costs.

3: UK bans master students from bringing dependents, increases visa fees, and faces rising immigration health surcharge costs.

4: Evolution of entrance tests, with Canada accepting a variety of tests and more test-optional policies becoming prevalent.