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Bengaluru colleges see drop in international students’ admissions

A city that has charmed foreign students with its campuses is now witnessing a fall in the number of international students taking admissions this year, thanks to the pandemic. While admissions are open in most colleges of Bengaluru, with travel restrictions, late result announcements and fear of virus, many institutions are witnessing fewer new international students.

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