“Do not complain about India”: American women compare the costs of the college, and they are not even close

An American woman who lives in India has sparked a discussion of the cost of education by comparing it with the ability to bear the costs of Indian education with high college expenditures in the United States, which sparked a strong response via the Internet.

Christine Fisher, an American citizen who lived in India for four years, shared a video on Instagram explaining the reason for her belief that education in India is much more expensive than in the United States “I am already surprised that people have doubts when I say that India has low cost education,” she said.

Using salary data and comparative academic fees, Fischer highlighted the contrast. “The average salary in India is $ 3.3 per cde, and the general college costs between 10,000 to $ 50,000 annually – only from 3 to 15 % of the annual income. But in the United States, where the average salary is 41 dollars per cde, tuition fees range from 10 dollars to $ 26 – 23 to 63 % of income.”

She noted that the American education system forces most students to debt. “It is almost impossible to go to college without a loan anymore. India makes education more affordable, and therefore easier.”

In her comment, Fischer confirmed that this is not only about one example. “All forms of education are much cheaper in India compared to the United States of America. People are retreating when I say that, but the numbers talk about themselves.”

The publication, which crossed 47,000 views, was echoed with many. One user wrote, “Thank you for showing good things about India. At the international level, people usually focus on negative stereotypes.” Another added, “Christine, your explanation is the game changed for many students.”

One of the comments summarized the feelings: “The world will not believe it if it says that Indian. But when he comes from you, he talks about folders.”