Study Abroad
Study In France
Public Universities With Moderate Fees, Leading Business Schools And A Growing Choice Of English-Taught Programmes.
Sorbonne, Paris
France Offers Public Universities, Grandes Écoles And Business Schools. Public Tuition Is Set By The Government And Is Lower Than In Many English-Speaking Countries, Though Non-EU Students Pay Higher Rates Than EU Students At Many Institutions.
Applicants From India Usually Go Through The Campus France Procedure Before Applying For The Visa.
France Offers State-Subsidised Public Universities, Specialised Schools And A Wide Cultural Life. Public Fees Are Fixed Nationally, While Business And Private Schools Set Their Own, So The Type Of Institution Changes The Budget A Lot.
Undergraduate And Graduate Study
- Eligibility
- Completed 12 Years Of Schooling With Good Marks. Applicants Usually Go Through A National Application Platform And Campus France; Some Programmes Ask For A Foundation Year Or A French-Language Certificate.
- English Or Language Tests
- For English-Taught Degrees, IELTS About 6.0-6.5; For French-Taught Degrees, DELF Or TCF At Around B2.
- Intakes
- September Is The Main Intake; Some Programmes Start In January Or February
- Eligibility
- A Recognised Bachelor's Degree In A Related Field. A Motivation Letter, CV And References Are Usually Required; Business Schools May Ask For GMAT Or Work Experience.
- English Or Language Tests
- IELTS About 6.5 For English-Taught Programmes; DELF, DALF Or TCF At B2 Or Above For French-Taught Programmes.
- Intakes
- September Is The Main Intake; January Or February At Some Schools
Why Study In France
- Moderate Public-University Fees And A Wide Choice Of Subjects
- Well-Known Business, Engineering And Design Schools
- A Growing Number Of English-Taught Programmes
- Rich Culture And Easy Travel Across Europe
Documents You Will Usually Need
- Academic Transcripts And Certificates, With Translations Where Needed
- Valid Passport
- English Or French Language Test Results
- Motivation Letter, CV And Recommendation Letters
- Proof Of Funds And Accommodation Arrangements
- Campus France Registration And Interview Confirmation, Where It Applies
The Exact List Depends On The University And Course. We Build Your Checklist Once You Have A Shortlist. You Can Also Email Your Documents To:srinivasa.edn.consultancy@gmail.com
Visa And Next Steps
- Choose Programmes And Check Each Application Platform And Deadline
- Apply Through The University, School Or National Application Platform
- Complete The Campus France Procedure Where Required
- Apply For The Long-Stay Student Visa At The French Mission
- After Arrival, Validate Your Visa And Arrange Accommodation
Campus Life
Universities In France
A Look At Some Of The Campuses You Could Study At.
Sorbonne, Paris 
École Polytechnique 
Panthéon-Assas University, Paris 
University Of Strasbourg 
Sciences Po, Nancy Campus 
École Normale Supérieure, Paris 
Université Paris-Saclay 
Toulouse Capitole University 
Université Grenoble Alpes 
HEC Paris
FAQ
Questions About Studying In France
Do I Need To Speak French?
For French-Taught Programmes Yes, Usually At B2 Level Or Above. English-Taught Programmes Are Available, But Daily Life And Part-Time Work Are Easier With Some French.
What Is Campus France?
It Is The French Agency That Handles The Pre-Consular Procedure For Students In Many Countries, Including India. It Reviews Your Application And Holds An Interview Before The Visa Step.
