Study in France

The general course range for master’s starts at €8,000 per year in tuition fees. In addition, the average living cost ranges from €600 to €1,000 per month depending on the location. You can get full details at Cost of Study in France.

The European education system allows assessment on the basis of MOI (Medium of Instruction). IELTS is not mandatory but can strengthen your profile. You need to clear the university and Campus France interview, which focus on your motivation to study and language skills. Check our documentation checklist for details.

Yes. France offers rich culture, gastronomy, architecture, and vibrant student life. Studying there lets you learn the language and gain cultural perspective.

No. Many programs are taught in English.

No. Many top business schools and universities accept students based on MOI.

Most scholarships can be applied through Campus France. See Scholarships in France for details.

Elite, highly selective higher education institutions outside the public university system. They are prestigious and their graduates often hold top positions in French society.

Yes. Graduates of RNCP or Grandes Écoles master’s programs can apply for an APS visa (post-study job search visa). Once employed, you can convert it to a work permit. See France PR for Indian Students for details.

Triple accreditation means a business school has been accredited by AACSB (USA), AMBA (UK), and EQUIS (Belgium). It ensures the school meets high quality standards for education. Accreditation is valid for a set period and must be renewed.

Good business schools: €7,500–€15,000 per year, higher for niche programs. Public universities: €3,500–€7,000 per year.