India's higher education is very good, and their universities implement a free education system. Because English is the official language, you have to pass more English courses and exams than domestic universities. Professionally, IT, bioengineering and medicine are very competitive internationally. In the past, liberal arts were generally studied in China, because science had high requirements for mathematics and the like. Tuition in public universities is very low, like $500 to $600 a semester, while private universities are much more expensive, about $3,000. There is a shortage of housing in Indian university dormitories, so you may need to find a house to live outside. In this way, the annual cost should be 20,000-25,000 RMB, of which the rent will account for a large proportion. It is not difficult to apply for an Indian university, and there is no language test certificate required by European and American universities. If you want to apply, just go to the school's website, download the form, fill it out and wait for the notice. I heard that the application success rate is very high. Finally, the visa issue. I think this is more difficult. However, it has changed in recent years, and the number of people studying in India has been increasing. I think they must realize that the study abroad market is a big market. Finally, you should be mentally prepared to go there. You may not adapt to life. It is common to cut off water and electricity.

By the way, I once traveled to Canada and signed a family visit card because my brother-in-law had contact with some international students. In fact, living abroad is not necessarily better than living in China, but people in China always think that it will be fashionable when they come back from studying abroad. In fact, it is gilded! To put it bluntly, foreign social systems are better than domestic ones! But the premise is that you are willing to study, and you have the conditions to study without distractions! Otherwise, stay at home!