Study In France: Top Universities, Courses, Cost, Scholarships & More

Yes, you can avail of various scholarships, grants and education loans to keep your study costs in France under control.

The estimated living expense in France is approximately EUR 12000 per year. In addition, tuition fees vary by course and university. Include tuition, living expenses, travel, and health insurance when planning your budget.

Check individual scholarship listings for the amount covered, eligibility criteria and application deadlines. Full funding is assessable based on academic excellence, and each provider assesses applications separately.

The best subject for you depends on your interests, academic background and career goals. Compare course content, entry requirements and available career pathways before choosing.

Check the English language requirements published by your chosen university and course, including any minimum scores for individual test sections (usually overall 6.0 to 6.5+). Visa requirements should be checked separately.

Rent depends on the city, neighbourhood and type of accommodation. Compare current university housing and private rental listings, including bills, deposits and transport costs.

Check your chosen university’s entry requirements for Indian qualifications. The required subjects and marks depend on the institution and course, so confirm eligibility with its admissions team.

Official immigration requirement for France: Minimum €615/month for one academic year. Contact Brillic experts for help preparing your financial documents.

Graduates in France are eligible for post-study work authorization of Varies by program, depending on the qualification level and study location.