Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Karnataka Study Abroad Program Draws Over 5,000 Aspirants
The Karnataka government is helping students go study in other countries!
Over 5,000 students have signed up so far.
The government wants to make it easier for all kinds of students to get a global education.
There will be an event where students can meet with universities from around the world.
Banks will also be there to offer loans to help pay for school.
The program will also support students while they are studying abroad, with help for any problems they may face.
Over 5,000 students have registered for the Karnataka study abroad initiative.
The initiative is managed by the Karnataka Vocational Training and Skill Development Corporation (KVTSDC).
A 'Study Abroad Expo' will be held on August 17 at Hotel Lalit Ashok.
Over 60 international universities will be at the expo.
Education loans are offered at competitive rates by banks.
- Who
- The Karnataka government, students, and over 60 international universities are involved.
- What
- The Karnataka government launched a study abroad initiative.
- When
- Registration is ongoing, and the expo is on August 17.
- Where
- The Study Abroad Expo is at Hotel Lalit Ashok.
- Why
- To make global education accessible to students from all economic backgrounds and provide support.
- Scheme Name
- Karnataka 'study abroad' initiative
- Registrations
- Over 5,000 students
- Managing Body
- KVTSDC
- Expo Date
- August 17
- Expo Location
- Hotel Lalit Ashok
- Participating Universities
- Over 60
- Financial Aid
- Education loans from banks
