Is it better to do a two-year master's in India and then go abroad or directly pursue master's abroad?

Directly pursuing your master's abroad is usually the better choice if your goal is international exposure and global career opportunities.

- Direct master's abroad: Offers early access to global education, diverse perspectives, and stronger job prospects in international markets. You also save time by entering the workforce sooner.
- Master's in India first: Can be more affordable and comfortable, but delays your international experience and entry into global job markets.

If finances are a concern or you prefer a gradual transition, starting in India is reasonable. Otherwise, going abroad directly is generally more advantageous for career growth. For personalized advice based on your goals and situation, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.