Over 75% wealthy Indians keen on foreign education for their kids: Survey

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The survey of 1,456 Indians, having investable surplus between Rs 84 lakh (USD 100,000) and nearly Rs 17 crore (USD 2 million), conducted in March found the strong urge for overseas education with 78 per cent of the respondents saying they are keen on a foreign education for their children.

The Global Quality of Life 2024 survey commissioned by foreign lender HSBC said the United States is top overseas destination for Indians, followed by the United Kingdom, Canada.Australia and Singapore.

Over three-fourth of wealthy Indians have sent or are planning to send their kids overseas for education, according to a survey.