Starting in August 2026, five foreign universities will launch campuses in Mumbai, India, including the University of Aberdeen, University of York, University of Western Australia, Illinois Institute of Technology, and University of Bristol. This initiative is part of the Indian government's commitment to the National Education Policy 2020, which permits foreign universities ranked in the global top 500 to establish branches in India. The campuses aim to cater to the increasing demand for quality education among Indian students, who often seek overseas opportunities. However, concerns regarding tuition affordability and degree recognition remain prevalent. Tuition fees will range from ₹12 lakh to ₹20 lakh (approximately $14,500 to $24,000 USD) annually, depending on the institution and program. Each university will offer various undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with some providing scholarships to support students financially. Admission processes will consider academic performance and may include interviews or personal statements, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of applicants.