MUMBAI/NEW DELHI: British Prime Minister Theresa May‘s plan to tighten migration rules and the protectionist policies being advocated by the US administration of President Donald Trump has presented a new opportunity to several European and Asian countries as well as Australia and Canada to market their universities to prospective Indian scholars.
Admission consultants have told ET that a growing number of international schools are now reaching out to Indian students, who are rattled by the rhetoric coming out from London and Washington, DC.
“With Trump being vocal about the H-1B visas and the UK formally announcing to halve their student visa intake from 300,000 to 177,000, aspirants are looking for safer education destinations like…
