Why Choose Europe for Your Studies?
With students arriving from across the globe, Europe has become a leading destination for international education. European universities are known for academic excellence, research innovation, and strong global recognition. The growing number of Indian students choosing Europe reflects its reputation as a preferred study-abroad region offering quality education and diverse career pathways.
- Wide range of universities across EU countries
- Post-study work options under EU regulations
- Strong research and innovation ecosystem
Why Students Choose CLBS for Studying Abroad
Finding the Right Program
Application Assistance
English Assessment & Test Prep
Interview & Visa Guidance
Funding & Scholarships
Compliance & Ongoing Support
Why Students Choose CLBS for Studying Abroad
Finding the Right Program
English Assessment & Test Prep
Application Assistance
Interview & Visa Guidance
Funding & Scholarships
Compliance & Ongoing Support
Top Universities to Study in Europe
Let’s take a look at the list of the top universities in the Europe as per QS World University Rankings.
Harvard University
Cambridge, United States
7.5
Minimum IELTS Required
4
Ranking
Harvard University
Cambridge, United States
Harvard University
Cambridge, United States
60,000+ Success Stories — Yours Could Be Next!
Aarav Mehta
- Grade: 12
- Board: CBSE
- Program: SAT
- Score: 1500
Mumbai
California
- F1 Visa Approved
Admitted to
University of California, San Diego
Arjun Malhotra
- Grade: 12
- Board: IB
- Program: SAT
- Score: 1520
Gurgaon
Atlanta
- F1 Visa Approved
Admitted to
Georgia Institute of Technology
Siddharth Jain
- Grade: 12
- Program: SAT
- Board: A Level
- Score: 1430
Jaipur
Illinois
- F1 Visa Approved
Admitted to
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Kunal Patel
- Grade: 12
- Program: SAT + AP Physics
- Board: A Level
- Score: SAT 1480 | AP Physics C
Ahmedabad
Indiana
- F1 Visa Approved
Admitted to
Purdue University – Engineering
Riya Sharma
- Grade: 12
- Program: SAT + AP Economics
- Board: CBSE
- Score: SAT 1450 | AP Econ – 5
Delhi
Wisconsin
- F1 Visa Approved
Admitted to
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Nisha Reddy
- Grade: 11
- Program: SAT + AP Calculus AB
- Board: ISC
- Score: SAT 1470 | AP Calc AB – 5
Mumbai
California
- F1 Visa Approved
Admitted to
University of California, San Diego
How to Apply : Step-by-Step Guide
Key requirements for studying in Australia that must be fulfilled when applying to an European university
Primary Application Documents
Essential
- Valid passport copy
- Proof of English language proficiency (IELTS / TOEFL)
- ACT/SAT/LSAT (UG) · GMAT/GRE (PG)
- Academic records and transcripts
- Financial proof of funds
Additional Supporting Documents
Essential
- Academic recommendation letters
- Professional reference (if applicable)
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) / Resume
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
- Additional essays (if required)
- Portfolio (for design, art, or related programs)
- Certificates of extracurricular activities
Cost of Studying in Europe
Studying in Europe is a valuable investment, offering globally recognized degrees and strong career prospects across EU countries. It’s important to understand the overall costs involved, including tuition and living expenses, so you can plan your budget effectively and prepare for your academic journey in Europe.
Tuition fees in Europe vary by country and institution. Public universities often have low or no tuition fees for EU/EEA students, while non-EU students may pay higher fees. Private universities generally charge higher and uniform tuition rates.
- ✔ Public Universities : ~ €0 – €3,000 per year
- ✔ Public Universities (Non-EU students) ~ €3,000 – €15,000 per year
- ✔ Private Universities ~ €7,000 – €25,000 per year
Besides tuition, students in Europe must budget for living expenses such as accommodation, food, transport, and personal needs. Costs vary by country and city.
- ✔ Accommodation & Living Costs (Public Universities): €8,000 – €12,000 per year
- ✔ Accommodation & Living Costs (Private Universities): €9,000 – €14,000 per year
Student Visa to Study in Europe
To study in Europe, non-EU students must apply for a national student visa or residence permit based on the country of study. Requirements and validity vary by EU regulations and local immigration laws.
Short-Stay Schengen Visa (Type C)
For courses or training programs lasting up to 90 days within the Schengen area.
Long-Stay Student Visa (Type D)
Required for degree programs exceeding 90 days; allows residence and part-time work as per national rules.
EU Residence Permit for Study
Issued after arrival for long-term academic programs; permits legal stay and limited work hours during studies.
Part-Time Work and Career Opportunities
Studying in Europe offers academic flexibility and multicultural exposure. International students can gain work experience alongside their studies under EU and national regulations.
Part-time Work Opportunities
Most European countries allow non-EU students to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during holidays (rules vary by country).
Post Study Work VISA
Many EU countries provide a stay-back period (9–24 months) after graduation to seek employment or apply for a work permit, depending on national immigration policies.
Student Testimonials
Puja Sharma
Student
CLBS Institute made my dream of studying abroad a reality! Their admission counseling services were invaluable. From helping me choose the right course to guiding me through the application process, they were there every step of the way.
Rajesh
Student
CLBS Institute didn't just help me get into a great university abroad; they also made the whole process stress-free. The counseling sessions were informative, and their attention to detail ensured that my applications were strong and compelling.
Kiran Yadav
Student
CLBS Institute's admission counseling services are top-notch. They took the time to understand my goals and aspirations, offering tailored advice. The result? Acceptance into a fantastic international program in Cornell University.
Naina Singh
Student
CLBS Institute truly cares about their students. The admission counseling team not only helped me with paperwork but also provided insights into the culture and life at my chosen university. It made my transition seamless in McGill University.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, most countries allow up to 20 hours per week.
Usually yes, but it depends on the university and country.
It ranges from low to moderate, depending on the country.
Yes, many countries offer 9–24 months stay-back options.
Yes, non-EU students must apply for a visa.
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