Study in Netherlands
English-taught degrees, an international culture and strong links with industry.
One year of a master's in Netherlands, from about ₹30.4 lakh.
Lowest published tuition plus the official living-cost figure, at ₹106.08 per EUR. Top universities and big cities cost more; your counsellor helps you work out your own figure.
When you can start
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
Highlighted months are intakes. Start preparing 9 to 12 months before. Get your dated 12-month plan →
Parents' cornerWhat parents should know about Netherlands
- Plan about €1,131 a month for living costs, plus tuition.
- Housing shortage is serious in big cities; book very early.
- University handles the visa, which reduces paperwork errors.
- Students must pass 50% of credits yearly to keep the permit.
- Dutch society widely speaks English; daily life is manageable.
Universities we work with11 universities in Netherlands
University of TwenteRadboud UniversityRotterdam Business SchoolHotelschool The HagueHAN University of Applied SciencesMaastricht School of ManagementFontys UniversityWittenborg University of Applied SciencesTio University of Applied SciencesGlobal School for EntrepreneurshipThe Hague University of Applied Sciences
See all and compare →Why Indian students choose Netherlands
Wide choice of English-taught programmes
Job-search year after graduation
Strong research universities
Netherlands in four numbers
- Tuition
- €13,500 (about ₹14.3 lakh) to €17,500 (about ₹18.6 lakh) a year (bachelor's)
- Money to show for the visa
- €13,569 (about ₹14.4 lakh) per year
- Work while studying
- Up to 16 hours a week; employer needs a work permit (TWV)
- After graduation
- Orientation year (zoekjaar) for highly educated persons: 1 year, not extendable
Student visaCost of studyingProof of fundsPart-time workWork after graduationScholarships
One accountable person, and a plan you can see.
- Total cost in rupees before you commit, including living costs
- Regular updates from the same counsellor
- Safety, accommodation and support after arrival planned in advance
Shortlist, applications, SOP, funds and visa, with one counsellor for the whole intake.
Plan your Netherlands admission.
The first consultation is free. Leave your number and a counsellor will call you back, usually the same working day (Monday to Saturday).
Prefer WhatsApp? Message a counsellor →Studying in Netherlands: common questions
Is Netherlands good for Indian students?
English-taught degrees, an international culture and strong links with industry. Indian students choose it because: wide choice of english-taught programmes; job-search year after graduation; strong research universities.
When are the intakes in Netherlands?
The main intakes are September and February (some programmes). Start preparing 9 to 12 months before your intake.
Which courses are popular in Netherlands?
Popular choices for Indian students include Business, Data Science, Engineering, Logistics.
Do I need to know the local language for Netherlands?
English-taught programmes are common; Dutch helps in daily life.