A private deemed university in Chennai offering engineering, science, health, pharmacy and management programmes, with NRI and international admission based on merit in the qualifying examination.
A private deemed health-sciences university in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, with medicine, dentistry, nursing, physiotherapy and allied health programmes and published NRI seats in its postgraduate medical admissions.
A public state university in Mumbai that admits foreign, NRI, PIO and OCI students through a single-window international admission system covering its affiliated colleges and university departments.
A private university in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, with a dedicated Foreign and NRI admission quota, an International Relations Division, and more than 84 programmes across engineering, management, pharmacy, law, agriculture and the sciences.
A private deemed university in Pune whose Office of International Affairs supports students from many countries across full-time undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes.
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 private deemed university in Chennai with a strong health sciences focus, admitting NRI, NRI-sponsored and foreign national students to undergraduate and postgraduate programmes under separate seat categories.
The University of Nottingham is a research university with campuses in the UK, China and Malaysia, offering undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across engineering, medicine, pharmacy, business and science to a large international student community.
A health-sciences deemed university in Puducherry whose International Student Support Cell looks after NRI and foreign students, from visa and arrival help to registration formalities.
The Malaysian campus of Monash University, in Subang Jaya, offering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees across business, engineering, IT, science, pharmacy, medicine and the arts, with three intakes a year and a fully English-medium campus.
