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Lesser Indian students opting for engineering courses in US; They are now opting for this course

Lesser Indian students opting for engineering courses in US; They are now opting for this course


Published on 2024-12-17 01:22:17 - MSN
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  • Engineering still holds the title as the most popular field for international students in the U.S.; however, its appeal to Indian students has declined significantly

The article from MSN discusses a noticeable shift in the academic preferences of Indian students studying in the United States. Traditionally, engineering has been a popular choice among these students, but recent trends indicate a decline in enrollment for engineering courses. Instead, there is a growing interest in data science and related fields. This shift is attributed to several factors including the high demand for data science professionals, better job prospects, and the interdisciplinary nature of data science which allows for applications across various industries. Universities in the US are responding by expanding their data science programs, offering more courses, and integrating data science into other disciplines to cater to this new wave of Indian students seeking education in technology but with a focus on data analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-in/education-and-learning/higher-education/lesser-indian-students-opting-for-engineering-courses-in-us-they-are-now-opting-for-this-course/ar-AA1vZFa7 ]
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