Higher education 'enrolment cliff' likely to open doors for more Indian students

The number of Indian students enrolling in American universities is set to surge five times to over 1 million per year by 2030 amid a dramatic decline in the population of college-age students in the US, a trend referred to as the 'enrolment cliff'. This event was triggered by the recession in the late 2000s, leading to uncertainty in the employment market and lower birth rates.

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