Why Study in India?
In a nutshell, the Study in India programme has been launched to enable an inclusive environment for the all-around academic and personal development of international students, allowing them to gain a holistic learning experience. Further, India, being the melting pot of distinct cultures, a hotspot for innovation and technology makes it an ideal study destination for students present around the globe.
Affordable Quality Education
Study in India offers not only top-notch higher education but also affordability, making it an attractive option for students worldwide. Many institutions, including Vanita Vishram Women’s University provide fee concessions and scholarships, enabling students to overcome financial hurdles and access exceptional education at budget-friendly costs.
Quality Education Beyond The Classroom
As the world is evolving, so are the traditional teaching methodologies. Gone are the days when imparting education was limited to classrooms. Now, the institutes have expanded their wings to incorporate blended learning methods wherein, equal focus is given on the theoretical and practical aspects of education. The colleges regularly organize industry visits, seminars with subject matter experts and meet-ups with esteemed alumni. Furthermore, the teaching style followed in the institutions is curated in a way that helps students develop logical and analytical thinking. Finally, the international students coming to study in India will receive quality higher education making them ready for the professional world.
Holistic and Explorative Learning
India’s higher education system goes beyond prescribed curricula, offering 360-degree learning opportunities. Students benefit from classroom education, extracurricular activities, annual fests, inter-college competitions, and city and heritage walks. These enriching experiences provide international students with holistic development, encompassing both academic and personal growth.
English as the Primary Language
English serves as the global medium of communication in the professional world, making proficiency in the language crucial for students. Indian institutions use English as the primary language of instruction, allowing international students to enhance their communication skills while pursuing their education.
Economical Lifestyle
International students in India enjoy a vibrant yet economical lifestyle. From relishing street food to shopping at wholesale markets and traveling via affordable local transport, students can experience the country’s rich culture without straining their budgets.
India At A Glance
India is a South Asian country, covering an area of approximately 3.3 million sq. km. The country’s landscape is marked by the presence of mountains, sea, and plains wherein it is separated from mainland Asia by the Great Himalayas and surrounded by the Bay of Bengal in the East, the Arabian Sea in the West to the Indian Ocean in the South. Further, it is located in the Northern Hemisphere, the mainland of India lies between latitudes 8°4′ and 37° 6′ North, longitudes 68° 7′ and 97° 25′ East. Moreover, India is a democratic republic consisting of a total of 28 states and 8 Union territories. The mainland of these states and Union territories consists of four regions i.e. the great mountain zone, the desert, the plains of Ganga and the Indus and the southern peninsula.
Country Name
The formal name is the Republic of India and it is also known as Bharat.
Capital
Situated in the northern part of the country, New Delhi is the capital of India.
Government Type
India is a democratic republic that follows the Parliamentary System of Government.
Calling Code
The calling/country code is +91
Climate
Climate of India is tropical monsoon & there are 4 seasons: Winter (December-February), Summer (March-June), South-West Monsoon (June-September), Post Monsoon (October-November).
Transportation Options
India has multiple options for transportation including flights, trains, buses, cabs and autos.
Surat is one of the cleanest city of India and is also known by several other names like “THE SILK CITY”, “THE DIAMOND CITY”, “THE GREEN CITY”, etc. It has the most vibrant present and an equally varied heritage of the past. It is the city where the British first land in India. The Dutch and the Portuguese also established there business centers in Surat, the remnants of which are still preserved in the modern day Surat. In past this was a glorious port with ships of more than 84 countries anchored in its harbour at any time.
Still today, Surat continues the same tradition as people from all around the country flock in for business and jobs. Surat has practically zero percent unemployment rate and jobs are easier to get here due to very fast development of various industries in and around Surat City.
