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Study abroad dreams look distant as rupee falls to record high

Vibha Kagji, founder and CEO of reachIV.com, believes that even after the pandemic, students’ aspiration to study abroad has become bolder than ever, and it is unlikely that exchange rates will dampen it.

“Changes in the global economy are the norm. America has been a study abroad destination because of the ease of communication in English and the abundance of opportunities. European countries have also caught up and are on par. Arguably, their tuition is more lucrative, as are their financials. There are support options,” she said.