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The image displays a table detailing the number of full-time students from India at various UK universities for the academic years 2020/21 and 2021/22, alongside percentage increases. The values for Coventry University are 2,390 in 2020/21, 5,290 in 2021/22, with a change of 2,900 and a 121.3% increase. The University of Greenwich has 2,455 in 2020/21, 4,545 in 2021/22, a change of 2,090, and an 85.2% increase. BPP University shows 3,505 students in 2020/21, 5,145 in 2021/22, with a change of 1,640 and a 46.8% increase. Sheffield University had 815 students in 2020/21, rising to 2,345 in 2021/22, resulting in a change of 1,530 and a 187.7% increase. Anglia Ruskin University recorded figures of 1,925 in 2020/21 and 3,265 in 2021/22, marking a change of 1,340 with a 69.6% increase. The University of Leicester had 1,175 students in 2020/21, 2,390 in 2021/22, a change of 1,215, and a 103.4% increase.
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The table illustrates the number of full-time students from India who studied at various UK universities during the academic years 2020/21 and 2021/22.
Overall, all universities experienced an increase in the number of Indian students who attended many different universities across the UK. The most popular institutions among undergraduates were BPP in 2020/21 and Coventry University in 2021/22. Meanwhile, Sheffield University overall showed the lowest quantity of students in the given years.
Initially, it is visible that Sheffield educational institution had the most significant change in percentage increase of 187.7%, with numbers growing from 815 to 2345. Coventry University had the largest absolute increase, gaining 2900 students (121.3%) and had the largest group of students, 5290. Similarly, the University of Greenwich saw a notable rise of 2085 undergraduates (84.9%), reaching a total of 4540.
BPP University also experienced a significant increase, although its percentage growth was comparatively lower (46.8%). Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Leicester recorded more moderate increases of 69.6% and 103.4%.
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