What percent of IIT graduates go abroad?

Statistically, in every batch of IITians: around 20-30 percent go abroad, majorly to pursue higher studies and sometimes for a job.

How many IITians go abroad for higher studies?

More than 40\% of our undergraduate students receive an overseas study abroad, overseas internship or other experience; 30 of our PhD have a semester abroad experience. Between 10\% and 15\% of our faculty is visiting faculty, primarily from overseas,” said Sudhir Jain, Director of IIT Gandhinagar.

What percentage of IITians settle abroad?

“A small percentage (less than 15\% of a graduating batch) of the students go abroad for higher studies. Others stay back,” said IIT-Guwahati director Gautam Biswas. “Many graduates keep moving between countries abroad and India.

Are US universities better than IIT?

Comparing IITs to US Universities Very high-ranked US universities are much easier to get into than the IITs. As we can see the US universities ranked by the QS world ranking in or around the ranking of the IITs have a substantially higher acceptance rate than the IITs.

Do international students study in IIT?

Foreign students can take admission in IITs through JEE Advanced Online Test. JEE Advanced Examination is conducted for admission into various undergraduate programmes across 23 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).

Is studying in IITs better than studying abroad?

At many places students and their views however Contrary to professor’s are respected and discussed. IIT is a engineering college in which main focus from science and technology and if you are Indian then of course studying in iit is better than going to abroad.There are few reason I would say it.

Should I join IIT or IIT for CS after UG?

If you are planning to pursue CS, IIT is a best choice you will eventually end up getting good job with high pay. If not CS you need to check the opportunity available in India for that field after UG, which may end you up in going abroad for higher studies on that case you can opt for abroad for UG.

How many students from IITs are leaving India for abroad?

Not even 200 of the approximate 10,000 students from the Indian Institutes of Technology took up positions outside India last year. Fifty students, who make up the largest contingent, will be leaving from IIT-Bombay, followed by 40 from Delhi, 25 from Kharagpur, 19 from Kanpur, 13 from Madras, 17 from Roorkee and five from Guwahati.

Are PG programs in IITs a good option?

Facilities abroad in quite a few universities are much much better than what IITs have to offer. And hence, IIT undergrads would like to seek out for higher education for the want of better facilities. In India, PG programs in IITs (and IISc, IIIT and the likes) are better than most others in India, and hence, definitely a good option.