Study in Bangalore

It's affordable

Bangalore earns a good score for affordability, due to a low cost of living and low tuition fees. 

Job opportunities

Named the 'Silicon Valley of India', Bangalore is the country's tech hub, with plenty of jobs available for graduates looking to work in the sector.

Diversity 

Bangalore is a melting pot of cultures and students will enjoy the multicultural experience.  

The weather

Bangalore enjoys warm weather, without being stifling hot. Students can study in the sun without having to cope with extreme weather conditions. 

There’s plenty to sight-see in Bangalore your spare time. Visit the beautiful Lalbagh Botanical Garden (which dates back to 1760), the majestic Bangalore Palace and the Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum, amongst many other museums, parks, temples and gardens.

Although there’s a local curfew on bars and nightclubs, Bangalore nonetheless has an exciting nightlife, with a highly concentration of pubs in the commercial business district and a thriving rock and roll music scene.

If you’re interested in studying in Bangalore, you’ll be pleased to learn that it’s one of the most affordable locations in the Best Student Cities ranking thanks to its low cost of living and tuition fees.

According to Numbeo, a single person living in Bangalore would need approximately £250 per month, plus an additional £170 for rent on a single bedroom apartment in the city centre. 

Bangalore is known as India's country’s tech hub, giving it the nickname ‘The Silicon Valley of India’. It’s a leading technology exporter and a hotspot for start-ups.

Many Indian technological organisations have their headquarters in the city, meaning it's a good place for graduates looking for work in the sector.