India’s brain drain is not just about students leaving—it is about a system that sends talent out at scale while struggling to attract it in. As outbound mobility surges and inbound remains thin, internationalisation turns one-way. The fix is not guilt or rhetoric, but making Indian campuses reliable, competitive spaces where staying—or coming—feels like a smart, credible choice.
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