COVID-19 has no impact on students' dreams as more than 90 percent Indian students willing to migrate abroad.

Surprisingly, about 92 percent of Indian students who have dreamed of studying and going outside India want to proceed because of the protective steps that have been adopted when the world confronts the Covid-19 pandemic.
It is very welcome in light of the fact that the pandemic Corona Virus has ruined plans for students all over the world, in particular those who wished to pursue higher education in other countries.
A research by Edu-tech Company Leverage Edu, on Indian students who enrolled on the platform for their study abroad over the next 6-10 months shows their opinion during a pandemic.
An expert told in order to explain how the international study scenario shifted after the Covid-19 pandemic for Indian students?

Approximately 92 percent of Indian students who plan to study abroad still keep up with their dreams, even under Covid 19. A specialist explains you exactly.

What did the research identified among Indian students who want to study abroad?

 The highlights of the report on Indian students who choose to study abroad are as follows:
1. Over the next 6-10 months (near September or January beginners), 76% of students surveyed planned their studies abroad.
2. 16% of students say that they will decide to study abroad in the summer and 8% believe that the Covid-19 epidemic will postpone the decision.
3. However, the above figures changed as students were informed that international universities were taking steps. Approximately 25% of the students did not grasp the preparation steps taken intakes for the 20th and 21st September by colleges, including mixed learning opportunities.
4. More than 70 % of students favor an international healthcare program. Indian students led by the US, India, Germany , Sweden and Finland ranked Canada and the United Kingdom among the most respected foreign healthcare systems.
5. 76% of the students surveyed are in the graduate category, whereas the remaining 34% are under graduate.
6. The research revealed that Great Britain was the most popular Indian study destination. This won 28% of the votes. The three top options elected by 20% of students were Canada, Germany and Australia.
7. At 15 % and 18 % votes respectively, France and the US are near second preference for studying abroad.

International Universities takes measures during Covid-19 lockdown
International Universities introduces new measures to ensure safety features and opportunities with strict steps in force after the Covid 19 pandemic to guarantee that studying abroad is still appealing to Indian students and that they will deliver more than the Indian education system does at the time.
'We accept the fact that for a very long time these institutions have been around, some of them for many decades. They faced economic problems before and only came out of them better,'

Below are the measures taken during the Covid-19 pandemic by International Universities
1. Virtual flow of all classes: Lessons are kept online.  Online education does not appear to replace field trips, academic exchanges and vibrant campus life's social and culture attractions. The important thing is to make remote learning more interactive and personalized.
2. English Proficiency: Universities offer on-line pre-session English classes to students who require proof of English proficiency to enroll in the curriculum through local IELTS / TOEFL / PTE-Centres, which remain locked.
3. Safety and welfare measures: All campuses of the university are sanitized regularly and access is only limited to public health agents, safety and transportation of vital items inside or outside the university. Student sessions are dissolved and all other health initiatives under the control of the Education Services and the WHO are taken.
4. 24x7 Student Support: Universities have specially established easy-support pages and 24x7 Covid-19 helplines. The international university offices in all countries around the world have partnered hard to ensure a clear knowledge connection and the misconceptions in students and their parents are taken away.
Maxic Arrow team wants to reaffirm that the graduates and the higher education population are becoming demanding and the present generation doesn’t suffer so much and students are prepared to address such a pandemic head-on in future.
"At Maxic Arrow we are trying to ensure that we lead the way to a myth of international higher education and do what's best," which provides students and job seekers looking for higher education outside the country with assistant and university admissions guidance.

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