Discover top universities worldwide with programs, fees, scholarships and admission details.
A public agricultural university in Ludhiana that admitted 20 international students in 2026-27 through the ICCR Scholarship Programme and the Study in India initiative, across undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes.
A public university in Mysuru whose official 2026-27 postgraduate admission guidelines set out a dedicated route for foreign nationals through its International Centre, with no entrance examination for foreign nationals.
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 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 state university in Guntur with an International Students Cell that admits international students to supernumerary seats across its undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD courses.
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 research university in Calgary, Alberta, where international students apply through the university’s own online application and can study engineering, business, science, health and arts at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral level.
Imperial College London — ranked 2nd in the QS World University Rankings 2026; overseas bachelor’s tuition from £42,700 a year; science, engineering, medicine and business.
The University of Birmingham is a large research university in England’s second city, with more than 13,500 international students from around 134 countries studying undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across medicine, engineering, business, science and the social sciences.
