Abstract

In the contemporary knowledge economy, providing sufficient access to diverse and globally competitive higher education institutions for the younger generation is a critical responsibility of the state. However, given India's vast population, it is not feasible for the government alone to meet the immediate demand for higher education opportunities for all eligible individuals. While the domestic private sector can complement government initiatives in offering higher education, the presence of foreign educational institutions is vital for demonstrating esteemed educational practices in developing countries like India. The entry of foreign universities can enable domestic institutions to seek and adopt new pedagogical strategies and research practices, thereby elevating the overall quality of the higher education sector. This proposed study examines the role and relevance of foreign universities in empowering Indian higher education to achieve international standards. The study is more qualitative in nature as it reflects the public's concerns over the role and relevance of foreign universities in the country. Through a comprehensive review of relevant literature, the study aims to identify existing research gaps. The present paper is an investigation of the diverse ways in which the establishment of foreign universities here can contribute to the smooth and speedy enhancement of Indian higher education to consistently compete internationally.

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