Jamia Millia Islamia
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.
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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 deemed university at Vaddeswaram offering more than 100 programmes from bachelor’s to doctoral level, with a dedicated international admissions category for foreign nationals, NRI, PIO and OCI students.
A public state university in Coimbatore whose Centre for International Affairs admits international students to undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes, with an international hostel and its own fee structure for foreign students.
A state technical university in Gorakhpur with a dedicated international admissions route, a published international-student brochure for 2026-27, and direct merit admission for NRI candidates into B.Tech programmes.
A private deemed university in Visakhapatnam whose Directorate of International Affairs handles admission of international students to its institutes in Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru.
A private university in Bhubaneswar with an International Education Cell, more than 300 international students from over 20 countries, and engineering, agriculture, pharmacy, science and management programmes at bachelor’s, master’s and PhD level.
A large public university in Delhi whose Foreign Students’ Registry is the single window for international applicants, who are exempt from the common entrance tests and admitted on merit.
A private deemed university in Thanjavur offering NRI-sponsored admission to B.Tech and Integrated Law programmes, with no entrance examination and published international tuition fees.
A government-aided deemed university in New Delhi that describes itself as truly international, with more than 450 students from about 35 countries and a Foreign Students’ Advisor office guiding foreign applicants from offer letter to registration.