11 janvier 2016
Number of Indian students studying in the US sees 30% jump on stable rupee
The stability of the rupee against the US dollar which has in turn resulted in a better return on investment for Indian students has led to a 30 per cent jump in the number of Indian students studying in the US during 2014-15.
According to Education Exchange data released by Institute of International Education (IIE), the 2014-15 period saw the highest rate of growth for Indian students in the history of the Open Doors project, which spans back to 1954/55.
This is in contrast to the period 2010-13 when there was a continuous decline in the number of Indian students studying in the US for three years due to steep fluctuations and eventually a steep devaluation of the rupee against the US dollar. More...
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