Countries
From selecting a country where one should study by choosing an appropriate course or university, NEC has been there with the students as a mentor or a guide.
UK
UK is well-known for its renowned education system, with internationally recognized universities. UK appeals to a large number of students from different countries due to its high standards of teaching, learning & research.
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Australia
Australia has emerged as the third most popular destination for international students from across the globe. Statistics prove the constant increase in the number of students choosing Australia as their ideal study destination. It is the only country with two of its cities, Melbourne and Sydney in the top 10 cities for students of the world.
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Canada
Canada has been known as an education superpower. It offers an amicable student environment, a sound education system and an immigration system that is open to everyone. With affordable tuition fees, quality institutions and post-study work Canada's international student market is booming.
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USA
The United States has more institutions of higher education than any other country, but despite the numbers, it is the quality of education provided by these academic bodies which are acknowledged worldwide. The USA has been a worldwide leader in the field of education, quality of faculty, research and the generic experience a student is opened up to when studying overseas.
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EUROPE
Europe is a country with world-leading universities, top facilities and inspirational teaching, helping you to reach your true potential. Aside from having numerous world-ranked universities that for the most part offer tuition at a reasonable cost, Europe also provides a good standard of living for postgraduate students, with most countries in Europe offering various student discounts on cinema tickets, travel, shopping and restaurants.
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NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand university system is research-based as it is based on the British education model. This means there are a lot of similarities between the two systems, such as the teaching methods. The fact India also follows the British education system.
