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India has been a major seat of learning for thousands of years. The country was home to both Takshashila – the first university in the world, and to the inventor of the digit 0 – Äryabhata. Albert Einstein once said:, “we owe a lot to the Indians who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made”.
Today, India is known as a communication hub, and has become popular with international students from all over the world. It is highly attractive due to its forward thinking, its popularity with large multinational companies, and also due to English being the common language of communication. According to Peter Drucker, “India is become a power house very fast, the medical school in New Delhi is now perhaps the best in the world. The technical graduates of Indian Institute of Technology, Bangalore are as good as any in the world. Also India has 150 million people for whom English is their main language so India is indeed becoming a knowledge center”.
Indian Higher Education
Higher education in India starts after passing the higher secondary education or the 12th standard. Depending on what you study, attaining your degree in India can take three to five years. Postgraduate courses are generally two to three years long. After completing a postgraduate degree, there is the option of continuing on with doctoral studies and research at various educational institutes.
Due to the limited number of universities in relation to the large number of applicants, universities work with affiliated colleges. These provide education and issue degrees under the name of the affiliated university. There are approximately 20,000 colleges, 42 central universities, 275 State universities, 130 Deemed Universities and 93 Institutes of National importance in the Indian higher education system.
The private sector within Indian higher education is also strong and steadily growing. These institutes offer education at everything from certificate and diploma level to undergraduate and postgraduate education. These private institutions originally started a trend for distance education, which is now very popular throughout India. Today many prestigious
offer distance programs and some such as Indira Gandhi National Open University offer only distance programs, and is one of the largest in student enrollment.
It is a developing country.
Unless particularly well traveled, many college students from the industrialized world have not had the privilege of living in a developing country. Many study abroad programs in India will be a crash course in the nature of the social, economic, and infrastructural challenges that are faced by the majority of the world’s population living in poverty today. With nearly 1.3 billion people, India is one of the world’s largest and poorest countries. Exposure to urban life in India will be a very grounding experience to say the least.
It has a growing economy.
Reasons to choose MBBS/BDS in India
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COMPEX Scholarship Scheme:
Under COMPEX Scheme, Embassy of India provides admission with scholarships to undergraduate courses in Engineering (BE), Pharmacy (B. Pharmacy), Agriculture (B.Sc-Agri), Dairy Technology (B.Sc. – DT) and B.Sc. (Nursing) in Indian Universities and Institutes.
Due to the requirement of NEET score, MBBS/BDS seats (Self-finance) are no longer included in the COMPEX scheme entrance exam. When & How to Apply: Scheme is announced tentatively in April/May. Notice of COMPEX Scholarship Scheme is advertised in local newspapers and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np).
AYUSH Scholarship Scheme:
Under AYUSH scholarship scheme, Embassy of India provides admission to Undergraduate/Post Graduate/PhD courses in Ayurveda/Unani/Homeopathy system of medicines for study in Indian institutions.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is announced tentatively in May/June every year. Notice is advertised in local newspapers and is uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
APS Scholarship Scheme:
Under APS Scholarship Scheme, Embassy of India provides admission to School level courses starting from Class VI to IX and XI ( boys and girls) in Army Public Schools (APS) in APS Pithoragarh (Uttarakhand), Class VI to IX (boys only) for APS Dhaula Kuan (Delhi), and class VI to IX (girls only ) for APS Noida (UP).
When & How to Apply: Scheme is announced tentatively in January/February every year. Notification for submission of forms is put up on Indian Embassy notice board.
General Scholarship Scheme (GSS):
Under GSS, Embassy of India provides admission to under-graduate courses in BBA, BCA, BA, BA (Hons), B.Sc., B.Com, BA (Music/Performing Arts) under General Scholarship Scheme in Indian Universities/Institutes.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is announced tentatively in December/January every year. In this regard, a Notice is put up on notice board and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
SAARC Scholarship Scheme:
Under this scheme, admission is provided to B.Sc (Hospitality & Hotel Management) course in Indian institutions.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is announced tentatively in December/January every year. In this regard, a Notice is put up on notice board and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
Silver Jubilee Scholarship Scheme (SJSS):
Under SJSS, admission is provided to Nepalese candidates for MBA, MCA, MA, M.Sc & Ph.D in all streams except Engineering, Agriculture, Medicine and Para-medical courses in Indian Universities and Institutions.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is announced tentatively in December/January every year. In this regard, a Notice is put up on notice board and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
Dr. Homi J. Bhabha Scholarship Scheme:
Under Dr. Homi J. Bhabha Scholarship Scheme, admission is provided to Nepalese candidates in Master of Engineering (ME) course in Indian Universities and Institutions.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is tentatively announced in December/January every year. In this regard, a Notice is put up on notice board and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
Nepal Aid Fund Scholarship Scheme :
Under Nepal Aid Fund Scholarship Scheme, admission is provided to Nepalese candidates in M.Sc (Agriculture) in Indian Universities and Institutions. When & How to Apply: Scheme is tentatively announced in December/January every year. In this regard, a Notice is put up on notice board and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
Mahatma Gandhi Scholarship Scheme
Under Mahatma Gandhi Scholarship Scheme, Embassy of India provides scholarships to Nepalese students enrolled in Class-XI in recognized colleges/schools in Nepal. Scholarship Amount Selected students will get a scholarship of NRs. 2,000/- per month in the first year. This will be continued in the second year also, provided the awardee gets 50% or above marks in Class-XI. The scholarship will be discontinued if the percentage of marks obtained by the awardee falls below 50% in class XI or for any other reason that the Embassy may deem necessary.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is tentatively announced in November/December every year. In this regard, announcement is made through local newspapers and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme
Under Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme, Embassy of India provides scholarships to students enrolled in Bachelor 1styear/1st semester of undergraduate courses in recognized educational institutions in Nepal in the fields of medicines, engineering and other disciplines.
Scholarship Amount: Selected students in medical/engineering disciplines will get a scholarship of NRs. 4,000/-per month. The scholarship for students in other disciplines will be NRs. 3,000/- per month. The scholarship will be discontinued if the percentage of marks obtained by the awardees falls below 50% in each subsequent year or for any other reason that the Embassy may deem necessary.
When & How to Apply: Scheme is tentatively announced in November/December every year. In this regard, announcement is made through local newspapers and uploaded on Embassy of India’s website (www.indianembassy.org.np) nearer the time of opening of this scheme.
MBBS/BDS & PG Medical (Self-Financing):
Under self-finance scheme, a limited number of seats for MBBS and PG Medical courses for study in India are offered. The PG Medical course is allotted at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi. NEET-UG/PG score is mandatory for those who seek admission to MBBS/BDS and PG Medical courses in India. Fees for study of the medical courses under self-finance in India are decided by respective institutes/colleges/Universities. Submission of application form for MBBS/BDS is announced on Embassy of India’s website and submission of application form for PG Medical is announced on the Embassy of India’s notice board during February/March.
Bachelor of Engineer (BE) courses (Self-financing):
Applications are also invited for BE Self-finance during February/March for study in India. Notification for submission of application form is made on the Indian Embassy website. Fees for study of BE courses under self-finance in India are decided by respective institutes/colleges/Universities. BE Self-finance does not come under COMPEX scheme.
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