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Us Bans Harvard: A major setback has come out recently for thousands of Indian students dreaming of studying in America. The administration of President Donald Trump has taken a drastic step and stopped Harvard University from admission to international students. This decision has especially put the future of hundreds of Indian students into uncertainty, who are already nominated or preparing for admission.

Crisis in America, what should Indian students do now?

Now these students have only two options in front of them, either they move to another American institution or the risk of losing their legitimate position in the US. According to Harvard’s official website, there are currently 788 Indian students studying and a total of 6,800 international students are enrolled in various programs there.

Disputed decision of Trump administration

Christie NoM, Secretary, Department of Homeland Security, has made serious allegations against Harvard that the unprotected atmosphere for Jewish students, sympathy to Hamas and racist ‘diversity, equity, inclustion (Dei)’ policies to promote policies. On this basis, the right to admit international students from the university was taken away. The Harvard administration has strongly criticized the decision, calling the decision “illegal and unfair”.

Are there options like Harvard in India?

If you have not been able to enroll in Harvard or are now apprehensive about the education policy of America, then there are many prestigious institutions in India which not only compete in quality, but have also been recognized globally.

Top institutions in India that compete with Harvard:

Indian Institute of Technology (IITs)

The institute is world famous in the fields of engineering, technical research and innovation. Companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple have a strong record of placements.

Indian Institute of Management (IIMS)

Management and leadership studies are counted among the best institutions in Asia. Internationally recognized degrees and global career opportunities.

Indian Institute of Science (IISC), Bengaluru

This institute is a symbol of excellence in the field of science and research. Global Research has a remarkable contribution in journals. Harvard Style Liberal Arts is education and interdisciplinary approach and is active with professors and industry from abroad.

Why choose Indian institutes?

Global recognition

Today many major educational institutions in India such as IIT, IIM, and IISC have made their place in the global rankings. The degrees of these institutions are accepted with respect not only in India but also in countries like America, Europe and Australia. There is a good demand for graduates of these institutions in international companies.

Affordable education

The cost of higher education in India is very low in India than in the US, Britain or Australia. Neither education loan of millions of rupees is required, nor fear of fluctuations of foreign currency. Despite this, the quality of education here remains world class.

Local opportunities and networking

India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world today. There is tremendous development in areas such as technology, startups, healthcare, and fintech. The biggest advantage of studying from Indian institutions is that students can directly connect with the country’s industry and lay the foundation of a strong career through internship and placement.

Low volatility and more stability

Students studying abroad often face visa policy, immigration laws and political changes. What happened to a reputed university like Harvard recently is an example of this. There is less instability in India that students can focus on their studies and career without fear.