Subsidised public tuition
Non-EU students pay a differentiated public rate of roughly €3,000–4,000 a year — and many institutions and programs grant partial or full exemptions.
Study in France
Fast-growing for Indian students, with national targets to welcome many more — and heavily subsidised public tuition.
Why France
Non-EU students pay a differentiated public rate of roughly €3,000–4,000 a year — and many institutions and programs grant partial or full exemptions.
France is actively recruiting Indian students, with government programs and growing English-taught options in business, science and the arts.
Internship culture (stage), global companies, and a job-search stay after a master's make France more practical than its romantic image suggests.
Universities our students apply to
A sample — your shortlist depends on your profile, program and budget.
France FAQs
Not for English-taught programs, which are growing fast — but everyday life rewards basic French, and it widens your program choices considerably.
The official process students from India and Nepal go through — profile, interview and visa routing. We prepare you for each step; skipping its deadlines is the most common France mistake.
Yes — around 964 hours a year (about 20 hours a week) on a student permit. Enough to help with living costs, especially outside Paris.
Helping students achieve their global education goals since 2024. Talk to a counselor who knows the road — no fees, no pressure, honest answers.
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