India's finance minister has proposed to allocate Rs 400 crore to create "world-class institutions". However, concerns have been raised over whether India is ready for such an "ambitious campaign".
A number of English coaching centres have opened up to exploit Indian students, according to a leading Australian education expert.
India graduates who complete part of their Australian degree with a pathway provider will now have their qualifications officially recognised back home for the first time, in a significant boost for returning students’ employment and prospects.
An online "university discovery platform" has raised $8 million with the aim to assist students in India find places at higher education institutes.
Singapore-based accommodation provider Oxfordcaps has raised $8.1m in Series A funding with an aim of improving student living experiences in 10 Indian cities.
Described as "the world's largest learning community", Polish social learning platform Brainly has grown from 60 million to 150 million unique users per month, and now boasts 15 million users in India.
Google has released a new app in India called Bolo, which has been designed to help children learn both Hindi and English, especially in rural communities without reliable internet connections.
Asia-wide education agency Global Reach has announced it has partnered with global learning provider Kaplan to better promote the US market and offer new test prep services.