A Bengaluru deemed university with more than 8,000 international students and scholars from over 30 countries, offering undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes with dedicated international support.
A central university in Aizawl whose International Students Centre and Collaborations admits international students to undergraduate, postgraduate, research and professional courses.
A state university in Lucknow whose Office for International Affairs welcomes foreign students, helps them with visas and registration, and offers hostel places.
A public state university in Hisar, Haryana, whose official admissions FAQ confirms international students can enrol on supernumerary seats, with undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in engineering, pharmacy, management and the sciences.
A public central university in New Delhi that sets aside supernumerary seats for foreign students across undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes, with a dedicated foreign students’ adviser.
A private university in Pune whose Symbiosis Centre for International Education centralises international admissions, reserving 20% of places in each programme for international students.
A public state university in Kottayam, Kerala, whose University Centre for International Co-operation admits international students to undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes, including through ICCR scholarships and self-supporting places.
A Bengaluru deemed university whose Office of International Affairs welcomes students from across the world, with more than 500 foreign students from over 40 countries on its regular rolls.
A central university in Tiruvarur that admits foreign nationals to its programmes on a self-financing basis and through government scholarship schemes, with dedicated admission guidelines for international students.
A women’s deemed university in Coimbatore where international students are admitted to all courses through the Office of International Affairs, with a student visa endorsed to the institute.
