Experience is the cheapest thing to buy, provided you buy it second hand. Students studying in foreign universities provide tips on survival in new nation
Getting admission, simply packing your bags and owning a passport doesn’t guarantee a smooth transition to a new country. For many youngsters, moving abroad to study equates to years of preparation and months of planning which sometimes can get overwhelming. Out of the 5 million students in 2018, 750,000 were Indian, according to a UNESCO survey. According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), more than 1 million Indian students were studying abroad as of July 2019.
With a rising number of Indian Gen Zs and young millennials aspiring to study at the UK, the US, Canadian, New Zealand and other universities, preparing — not just academically — is paramount. In the midst of excitement and nervousness, students frequently overlook important details. Earlier, sending one’s child to another country was stressful for Indian parents but now a growing number of youngsters are independently managing the situation. Mirror speaks to those studying at foreign universities, who share essentials tips for aspirants
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