Kaplan in India study abroad office

Help studying abroad for students from the Indian subcontinent

Kaplan’s India office is happy to take enquiries from people in the region considering studying overseas. Our Kaplan India team is experienced in helping international students into universities across the world, and we provide expert advice free of charge. See the services available at our offices.

Our Indian team’s office is in New Delhi. Staff can arrange visits in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bhutan to discuss Kaplan’s education offerings. To organise a meeting, just fill in the meeting request form.

We can also arrange for you to speak to a current or former Kaplan student from your region. Contact us to find out more.

Meet the Kaplan team in India

Nanhi Mann

Regional Director, Indian subcontinent As Regional Director at a Kaplan country office, I support students from the start of their journey in their home country, to the time they arrive at one of our study locations to start their course. My most important role is giving confidence to your parents, and reassuring them that you will be well looked after throughout your time with us — we really care about your welfare. Nanhi studied English and Education at Kurukshetra University and Punjab University (India); she speaks English, Hindi and Punjabi

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What our students say

Ashish from India

Progressed to a master's degree at the University of Liverpool

I am studying a pathway course at Liverpool International College, which will help me in developing a professional attitude, values, skills and strategies. I hope that this will encourage success in my career.

Vikram from India

Direct Entry student who graduated with a master’s degree from Pace University

Going abroad for further study felt like a logical step for me. I chose the USA because there is a very well-rounded approach to education there. New York is the financial capital of the world, and Pace’s location within walking distance of Wall Street was obviously an attraction.