English-medium degrees
UG and PG programmes taught in English across engineering, management, medicine and more.
For international students
Study in India
Compare recognised colleges, understand the admission and student-visa steps, and get a free counsellor who works with international students.
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.
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.
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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Share your profile
Tell us your country, course and the Indian cities you prefer. A counsellor takes it from there.
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Get a shortlist
We match UGC or AICTE recognised colleges to your marks, budget and preferred cities.
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Apply for admission
We help you submit the application, transcripts and the university’s own forms.
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Receive your offer
An admission or offer letter is what you need before a student visa application.
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Apply for a student visa
Apply with your passport, offer letter, funds proof and the documents the embassy asks for.
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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.
Main intakes are usually July–August and January. Apply a few months before, so the offer letter is ready in time for the visa.