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INTERNATIONALISATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA

HISTORIC VEIW

NALANDA UNIVERSITY(5CE-1200CE)

TAXILA(6TH CENTURY B.C.)

INDIAN HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM

THIRD LARGEST IN THE WORLD

ABOUT 700 UNIVERSITY LEVEL INSTITUTES

OVER 37,000 COLLEGES

1 MILLION TEACHERS

20 MILLION STUDENTS

MOST INSTITUTES ESPECIALLY P.G.

INSTITUTES ARE ENGLISH MEDIUM

WHAT DETERMINES DESTINATION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

QUALITY OF EDUCATION

NATIONAL STRATEGIES IN PLACE TO

RECRUIT INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

SIMPLICITY OF ADMISSION PROCEDURE

EASE OF OBTANING VISA

INFLOW OF FOREIGN STUDENTS INTO INDIA

VERY LESS GROWTH IN INFLOW NUMBERS

12,000 IN 1990 TO 25,000 IN 2013

SOURCE COUNTRIES ARE LARGELY AFRICA

AND SOUTH EAST ASIA

VERY LOW REPRESENTATION FROM

EUROPE, AMERICA, AUSTRALASIA AND

EAST ASIA

OUTFLOW/INFLOW IMBALANCE200,000 INDIAN STUDENTS ABROAD25,000-30,000 FOREIGN STUDENTS IN

INDIA

REASONS OF LOW INTEREST IN COMING TO INDIA

INADEQUATE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN

AVERAGE INDIAN INSTITUTES

CUMBERSOME ADMINISTRATIVE

PROCEDURES

DIFFICULTY IN ASSIMILATION INTO INDIAN

CULTURE

WHAT CAN BE DONE TO INCREASE THE INFLOW?

TAILOR MADE PROGRAMS FOR FOREIGN

STUDENTS

INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT AND

TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION

GIVING PRIORITY TO CONTENT AND

QUALITY OF PROGRAMMES OFFERED

MORE PATNERSHIPS WITH FOREIGN

UNIVERSITIES

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