Studying abroad versus studying in India – a comparative analysis by Rudraksh Group

Whether you should stay in your native country in the comfort of your family and friends against choosing to go out and receive a global exposure and excellent career opportunities is a dilemma as hard as Hamlet’s. But don’t you worry. Rudraksh Group Mohali has made the decision slightly easier as it has provided the following comparative analysis between the two choices.

• Education loans are quite easy to get these days. Maintain a good academic track-record, meet the eligibility criteria, and submit proper documents to ensure an easy education loan.

• Choose and apply for a relevant scholarship. These days, private scholarships are offered by companies and philanthropists to scholarships offered by various governments and educational institutions to boost research output. Apply for the suitable one.
• Research opportunities in countries like the UK and the USA are much more than in India. So, one may complete their research abroad and stay there as teaching faculty or may choose to come back to India and take up relevant jobs.
• Studying abroad bestows you with a global outlook. One may get home sick initially but gradually one becomes independent and responsible. Gelling with people of different cultures and backgrounds helps one with a sense of community-living.
• Employers prefer students with relevant academic scores and work-experience from universities abroad over the ones from Indian universities. This is because the internationally recognized universities are more prestigious and greater advantages. An international degree also helps with a better pay-package.
Conclusion: The difference between Indian premier educational institutions against international institutes of repute exists without saying. Going abroad is definitely a better option particularly when loan and scholarship options are easily available. Advantages of an international education are many and help you build a secure future and career.