India is set to become the world’s third largest economy with the population surpassing China for the first time. While Indian students will secure the most study abroad visas in 2024-2025, recruitment focus is firmly on quality student acquisition and retention. New developments in GIFT city and economic growth in Tier 2 / Tier 3 cities are changing pathways to higher education - so what are the best practices that universities can employ in their future strategy for India? 
 
In this special PIE Chat Live, we will be talking to Sonya Singh, who founded study abroad consultants SIEC Education in 1995, about how the recruitment sector in India is being impacted by the policy changes in Australia, Canada and domestically. The vogue for aggregators and sub-agents is once again being replaced by traditional office agency models that can prove training and accreditation standards for the main study destinations.  
 
Are you a university reliant on Indian students? Tune to hear Sonya explain the psychology behind the Indian students who have been switching courses or jumping institutions in the past – and why India is now going through a transformation in counselling standards.  
 
Book your place on this free, LIVE webinar and join in the debate!

Nicholas Cuthbert, Director of Insight, The PIE

A changed market: How India is focusing on quality control