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Countries to study in

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18countries covered
● Updated for 2026–27

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CountryUniversitiesTuitionLivingWork after studyIntakes
United Kingdom160+£15k–38k/yr£12k–16k/yr2 yrs Graduate RouteSep, Jan
Canada100+CAD 20k–45k/yrCAD 20.6k/yr (GIC)Up to 3 yrs PGWPSep, Jan, May
Germany400+€0–3k/yr (public)€11.9k/yr (blocked account)18-month job-seeker permitOct, Apr
United States4,000+$25k–60k/yr$12k–20k/yr1–3 yrs OPT (STEM)Aug, Jan
Australia43AUD 30k–50k/yrAUD 29.7k/yr2–4 yrs post-study visaFeb, Jul
Ireland35€10k–25k/yr€10k–14k/yr2 yrs Stamp 1GSep
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How much does it cost to study abroad?
Tuition plus living ranges from ₹15–60 lakh for a master’s depending on country and city; Germany is lowest, the US highest (sample ranges).
When should I start applying?
12–15 months before the intake: tests first, then shortlists, SOPs and applications.
Which test do I need: IELTS or TOEFL?
Most universities accept both; check the course page. Aim for IELTS 6.5 overall for master’s programmes.
Can I work while studying?
Usually up to 20 hours a week in term time; rules differ by country.
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