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Small cohorts and premium fees put Indian IBCs to the test: The PIE News
International universities are opening campuses across India, but as the first wave of openings move beyond regulatory approvals, attention is shifting to whether they can attract students, justify premium fees and deliver the outcomes families expect. In an article published in The PIE News, Dr. Rahul Choudaha is quoted based on the findings of the…
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The “New Middle” of Foreign Universities in India: ETEducation
The rapid arrival of foreign universities in India is creating a “New Middle” — a price point that is at a discount from studying abroad but at a premium to Tier-1 private universities. That positioning will be tested over time as international campuses go from introduction to growth and maturity. Tier-1 private universities, meanwhile, now…
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Indian branch campuses twice as costly as local universities: Times Higher Education
An article published in Times Higher Education, featured the findings of the research report, Landscape of International University Campuses in India, with a focus on tuition fee relative to study options such as Tier-1 private universities and studying abroad. Dr. Rahul Choudaha shared the findings of the report and the positioning of foreign universities in…
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Australian universities are gambling with Indian expansion. Will it work? AFR
With some exceptions, leading Group of Eight universities have largely left setting up offshore operations to their smaller peers, content with the steady stream of international students coming to them. But against a backdrop of tightening controls over student visas that has wrought chaos on the sector, and eager support from India’s and Australia’s governments,…
