University of Auckland
University of Auckland — New Zealand’s highest-ranked university, 65th in the QS World University Rankings 2026; international bachelor’s tuition NZ$40,225–$68,000 a year.
University of Auckland — New Zealand’s highest-ranked university, 65th in the QS World University Rankings 2026; international bachelor’s tuition NZ$40,225–$68,000 a year.
A public central university in Aligarh where foreign nationals and the children of non-resident Indians apply under a dedicated category, generally on merit in the qualifying examination.
A public university in Guwahati with more than 55 disciplines, welcoming international students at graduate, postgraduate and doctoral level, with ICCR fellowship and self-financed routes and no entrance test for international PhD applicants.
A public state university in Jammu that admits foreign, NRI and PIO students to graduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes through its Office for International Affairs, with teaching in English.
A public university in Ahmedabad whose online degrees let international students complete a full bachelor’s or master’s from their home country, with no need to travel to India.
A Government of India technical institute at Longowal that admits NRI and foreign national students to its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes through the Direct Admission of Students Abroad scheme.
A public agricultural university in Hisar, Haryana, with a dedicated admission bulletin for international and NRI students, an International Affairs Cell, and undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in agriculture and allied sciences.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge welcomes international students on the same terms as domestic applicants, with need-blind admissions and financial aid based on demonstrated need.
King’s College London is a large research university in central London with more than 19,000 international students from over 180 countries, offering undergraduate, master’s and research degrees across medicine, law, business, science and the humanities.
Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia, is a public research university near Vancouver that welcomes international students, with well-known strengths in computing science, business, engineering and the sciences.