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Falling rupee makes study abroad pricier forcing students to rethink next plans now

Economy
Published on 24 April 2026
Falling rupee makes study abroad pricier forcing students to rethink next plans now

Costs are jumping 7 to 11 percent yearly

As the rupee weakens, Indian students are finding that overseas study is getting rapidly more expensive. With global tuition inflation adding pressure, annual costs are rising about 7% to 11%, pushing many to delay admission, switch to shorter courses, or pivot toward domestic options. The combined hit is straining middle-class study budgets.

  • Rupee depreciation is driving up overseas tuition and living costs
  • Total overseas costs are rising roughly 7% to 11% each year
  • Students are delaying plans or shortening programs to manage expenses
  • Many are considering domestic alternatives to stay within budgets
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