New Delhi, June 25 -- As studies and government data suggest a decline in Indian student enrolments at universities of the United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK), attention is turning to a broader question: Are traditional and popular study-abroad destinations such as the US, UK, Canada and Australia losing their appeal among Indian students? Are their priorities changing?

Leading experts said the US, UK, Canada, and Australia continue to remain highly "relevant and aspirational", given their established academic ecosystems, global recognition, and strong career pathways.

IDP Education, a leader in global education services, said that despite concerns about visa availability in the US and Post-Study Work (PSW) visa in the UK, st...