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The appeal of better career openings, deeper artistic absorption and learning new languages are the major motivational factors for Indian scholars to pursue advanced education abroad, according to a study by overseas education company Oxford International Education Services.
Nearly 50 of the Indian scholars surveyed cited better career openings as the top motivational factor to study abroad, while 42 cited artistic experience and 41 cited development of language chops as commanding motivational factors. About 50 of Indian scholars stated ‘ Cost of Living ’ and 35 of Indian scholars stated ‘ High education freights ’ as the biggest walls for pursuing advanced education overseas, according to the Oxford International's Student Global Mobility Index( SGMI).
Conducted collaboratively by Oxford International and The Knowledge Partnership, which specializes in global pupil exploration, the SGMI study covered a sample size of further than 500 current and prospective scholars in crucial requests similar as India, Pakistan, Vietnam, and Nigeria.
The last couple of times,post-pandemic, have seen an adding number of scholars from India looking to study abroad, not dissuaded by the macroeconomic query in the US and Europe, and rising job losses in some of the destination countries. A lesser number of backing options, further vacuity of aids and literacy, rising influence of social media platforms are some of the factors fuelling the demand.
“ The findings from our study this time provides a fresh perspective about the evolving requirements, preferences and challenges of the Indian scholars that will play a significant part in reshaping the education geography, ” said Mohit Gambir, managing director, Oxford International Education Services said. The study also showed that 42 of Indian scholars believe that studying a specific subject would enhance their job prospects upon scale.
About 35 of the Indian scholars feel they will have the occasion for a more- paid career after studying abroad. Nearly 38 of the scholars from India would like to pursue advanced education abroad to gain a global perspective. Postgraduate scholars in India( 52) displayed a lesser inclination towards cultivating a different set of chops and knowledge driven by particular interest. Among Indian scholars, 14 perceive it as further grueling to enrole in a foreign programme than in their home country.
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