NIRF
#10
Fees from
On request
14 courses
· NAAC A++
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Find the right college, city and course in India
Compare 25 recognised colleges across 16 cities: fees, intakes, exams and student-visa steps, with a free counsellor for international students.
16
Study cities
25
Recognised colleges
8
Entrance exams
Free
International counselling
Top destinations
Where do you want to study in India?
Each city page lists partner colleges, fees and the streams you can apply for.
Study in Mohali
Punjab
- Colleges
- 3 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Phagwara
Punjab
- Colleges
- 3 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Sonipat
Haryana
- Colleges
- 3 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Jalandhar
Punjab
- Colleges
- 2 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Solan
Himachal Pradesh
- Colleges
- 2 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Waknaghat
Himachal Pradesh
- Colleges
- 2 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Baddi
Himachal Pradesh
- Colleges
- 1 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
Study in Bathinda
Punjab
- Colleges
- 1 listed
- Intake
- Jul & Jan
NIRF & partner campuses
Top colleges in India
Ranked by NIRF where available. Fees are indicative starting figures from the college profile.
NIRF
#27
Fees from
₹1.6 L
6 courses
· NAAC A+
NIRF
#65
Fees from
₹3.5 L
5 courses
· NAAC A
NIRF
#151
Fees from
₹1.45 L
4 courses
· NAAC A++
NIRF
#999
Fees from
₹85,000
4 courses
· NAAC —
NIRF
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0 courses
· NAAC A+
NIRF
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Fees from
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4 courses
· NAAC Accredited
NIRF
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Fees from
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33 courses
· NAAC A++
NIRF
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0 courses
· NAAC A++*
NIRF
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Fees from
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9 courses
· NAAC A+
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Compare popular study cities
Indicative figures for international students. Confirm fees and visa rules with your counsellor before you apply.
| City | Colleges | Typical fees | Intakes | Best known for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Mohali
Punjab |
3 listed | On request | July–August, January | Campus programmes |
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Phagwara
Punjab |
3 listed | On request | July–August, January | Campus programmes |
|
Sonipat
Haryana |
3 listed | On request | July–August, January | Campus programmes |
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Jalandhar
Punjab |
2 listed | On request | July–August, January | Campus programmes |
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Solan
Himachal Pradesh |
2 listed | On request | July–August, January | Campus programmes |
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Waknaghat
Himachal Pradesh |
2 listed | On request | July–August, January | Campus programmes |
Tests to plan for
Entrance exams in India
Some programmes need a national or university exam. Many colleges also admit international students on marks and an English check.
JEE Main 2027
National Testing Agency (NTA)
- Mode
- Computer based
- Status
- Dates announced
NEET UG 2027
Medical
- Mode
- Offline / Pen & Paper
- Status
- Registrations Live
NEET PG 2026
Medical
- Mode
- Online / Computer Based
- Status
- Counselling Open
NEET UG 2026
Medical
- Mode
- As per conducting body
- Status
- Registrations Live
INI CET 2026
Medical
- Mode
- Online / Computer Based
- Status
- Notification Soon
NEET PG 2026
Medical
- Mode
- As per conducting body
- Status
- Date Announced
CAT 2026
Management
- Mode
- As per conducting body
- Status
- Notification Soon
CLAT 2026
Law
- Mode
- As per conducting body
- Status
- Date Announced
Start with your goal
What would you like to study in India?
Undergraduate
Bachelor’s degrees after Class 12 or an equivalent qualification from your country.
Master’s / PG
Specialised master’s in computing, data, engineering, sciences and more.
MBA & Business
MBA, finance, analytics and management programmes at partner campuses.
Medicine
MBBS and medical programmes with NEET guidance where required.
Admission process
From your country to an Indian classroom
These are the steps most international students follow. Your counsellor confirms what your chosen university and embassy actually ask for.
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01 Start here
Share your profile
Tell us your country, course and the Indian cities you prefer. A counsellor takes it from there.
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02 1–2 weeks
Get a shortlist
We match UGC or AICTE recognised colleges to your marks, budget and preferred cities.
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03 4–8 months before
Apply for admission
We help you submit the application, transcripts and the university’s own forms.
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04 After selection
Receive your offer
An admission or offer letter is what you need before a student visa application.
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05 1–3 months before
Apply for a student visa
Apply with your passport, offer letter, funds proof and the documents the embassy asks for.
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06 Intake week
Arrive and register
After you land, register with FRRO where required, join the campus and start classes.
What you need
Documents and checks before you apply
Exact papers vary by university and by the Indian embassy in your country. Start collecting these.
Valid passport
Must cover your full stay. Keep extra blank pages for the visa.
Academic records
Marksheets and certificates, attested as the university asks. AIU equivalence is needed for some programmes.
English readiness
Many colleges teach in English. Some ask for IELTS or TOEFL, others accept English-medium schooling.
Proof of funds
Bank statements or a sponsor letter covering tuition and living costs for the visa.
Health documents
A fitness certificate and medical insurance, as asked by the university and the embassy.
Stay and registration
Hostel or a rented stay, then FRRO or e-FRRO registration after you arrive in India.
Why Apply4U
End-to-end Study in India support
College shortlisting
A balanced list of recognised campuses that match your marks, budget and cities.
Application support
Help with university forms, transcripts and the papers each campus asks for.
Visa guidance
Offer-letter checks, funds proof and a document list for the student visa.
Arrival help
Hostel or stay options and FRRO registration after you land.
Recognised colleges
We shortlist universities that publish UGC, AICTE or council approval.
English-medium degrees
UG and PG programmes taught in English across engineering, management and more.
One dedicated advisor
One point of contact from your first call until you join campus.
Free first session
Your profile evaluation and first counselling session cost nothing.
Free profile evaluation
Not sure which Indian college or city fits you?
Share your country, marks, budget and preferred cities. A counsellor will shortlist recognised colleges and explain the admission and student-visa steps.
Why students choose India
A recognised degree, taught in English, at a cost most families can plan for
Apply4U helps students from outside India shortlist colleges, prepare the application and understand what the student visa needs. Counselling is free.
English-medium degrees
UG and PG programmes taught in English across engineering, management, medicine and more.
Lower tuition
Fees at recognised Indian colleges are often far below the US, UK or Australia.
Recognised colleges
We shortlist universities that publish UGC, AICTE or council approval for the programme.
Cities you can choose
Pick up to five cities from the campuses Apply4U already works with.
Free counselling
Tell us where you want to study
For students applying from outside India. We reply by email and phone.
Outcomes
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Knowledge hub
Admission guides for India
Documents Needed for Online Admission
Keep these KYC and academic documents ready to speed up your counselling-to-application journey.
UGC-DEB Online Degrees Explained
What UGC-DEB entitlement means for employers, government jobs and higher studies.
Online Degree in India: Courses, Benefits, Recognition, Eligibility & Career Opportunities
A practical checklist for comparing UGC-DEB entitled MBA programmes, fees and career outcomes.
Got questions?
Study in India FAQs
Answers international students ask most about colleges, visas, fees and arriving in India.
Still unsure?
A counsellor answers your questions for free.
Students from outside India can apply for undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes at recognised Indian universities. You need a valid passport, academic records and, for many programmes, proof that you can study in English.
Yes. After you receive an admission or offer letter, apply for an Indian student visa at the embassy or consulate in your country. You will usually need the offer letter, passport, photographs, proof of funds and any extra papers the embassy lists.
Main intakes are July–August and January. Start 4–8 months before the intake you want, so the university can issue the offer letter in time for the visa.
Many Indian colleges teach in English. Some ask for IELTS or TOEFL. Others accept proof that your previous schooling was in English. Your counsellor will confirm what your shortlisted colleges ask for.
Tuition at recognised private universities is often ₹1–5 lakh a year, depending on the course and city. Living costs vary by city. A counsellor can give you a city-wise estimate for your course.
Degrees from UGC-recognised universities are widely accepted. Some countries ask for an equivalence certificate. We shortlist colleges that publish UGC, AICTE or council approval for the programme.
Most international students must register with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO or e-FRRO) after arriving in India. Your university international office usually helps with this.
No. Profile evaluation and the first counselling session are free. We help you shortlist colleges, prepare the application and understand the visa steps.
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