Self-financed education refers to institutions that operate without government funding. Students pay tuition fees directly. This model allows for greater financial autonomy. It often leads to higher fees compared to government-funded institutions. Critics argue it may limit access for lower-income students. Supporters believe it enhances quality and innovation in education. The landscape varies across different regions and disciplines.
India’s expanding student migration marks a structural shift in how mobility, education and aspiration intersect. No longer limited to elite scholarships or top-ranked universities, overseas education has become...
