Eruditus Partners with Seven Foreign Universities
Eruditus, the world leader in providing access to high-quality education at an affordable price for individuals, businesses, and governments worldwide, has today revealed strategic partnerships with seven prominent global universities to facilitate the creation of their campuses in India across Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Gurugram.
Through these collaborations, Eruditus will collaborate with each university to facilitate on-ground campus activities in India, integrating them into the universities' global campus frameworks, allowing them to deliver the same academic quality and degree offerings as their main campuses.
Every year, approximately 11 million students pass Grade 12, with 1.7 million achieving scores in the top 15percent. Approximately 200,000 of these top-tier students gain admission to India’s most esteemed higher education institutions, leaving 1.5 million high-performing students who, despite excellent academics, choose reputable regional public and private colleges and are in search of better, more globally relevant opportunities.
Simultaneously, the costs of studying abroad have increased and become more unpredictable for numerous families because of escalating expenses and persistent geopolitical uncertainties. The recently launched campuses in India will allow students to attain internationally acknowledged degrees following global academic standards, studying on-site in India and developing robust academic and professional connections.
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International universities are progressively shifting from merely attracting students to creating a lasting academic presence in important markets. Recent reforms in India through NEP 2020 and the UGC’s 2023 framework have facilitated the establishment of foreign university campuses, promoting consistent, on-site academic delivery in line with international standards.
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Global student mobility is structurally shifting. Rising costs and policy barriers are keeping more Indian students at home, even as demand and opportunities for high-quality education in India grows
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Ashwin Damera, Cofounder & CEO of Eruditus says, “Global student mobility is structurally shifting. Rising costs and policy barriers are keeping more Indian students at home, even as demand and opportunities for high-quality education in India grows. For Eruditus, partnering with global universities is a long-term nation-building effort—strengthening India’s innovation ecosystem by enabling students to study, research, and commercialize technology at home while serving the global ecosystem. These partnerships go beyond teaching, driving research, industry collaboration,and real upward social mobility.”



