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Increasing student inflows boost demand for housing in Pune, Bengaluru, and NCR
As the total number of foreign students enrolled in India has risen by 36 percent since 2012-13 because of a slew of recent government measures, the demand for student housing has never been higher.
To boost the ‘Study in India’ initiative, the government has declared an Ind-SAT program in the previous Budget, proposed to be held in Asian and African countries to attract overseas students to Indian universities.
In the recent Budget, minister of finance Nirmala Sitharaman allocated Rs 99,300 crore towards the education sector and Rs 3,000 crore for skill development.
The government expects to draw in 200,000 international students to India, quite fourfold the present number. Currently, the entire number of foreign students enrolled in India is 47,427 from 164 different countries.
The last three years have seen a reasonably decent growth of 6.55 percent in terms of the number of beds in hostels across the highest ten states. However, it’s not kept pace with the rise in student enrolments.
In 2017-18, the entire enrolments were estimated at 36.6 million, while the hostel intake was 6.5 million. In 2018-19, the number of enrolments rose to more than 37 million, while hostel intake still stood at 6.5 million, it said.
Hostels and residential facilities in Indian educational institutes can meet only a fraction of the scholar housing demand.
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