Fees from USD 3,500 and scholarships up to 50% at partner colleges, with complete visa document guidance from Perspective Education Group.
Mauritius is a tropical island in the Indian Ocean where English and French are both widely used. It has a large population of Indian origin, so food, festivals and everyday culture feel familiar to many Indian students. For families searching for a safe, welcoming and affordable study abroad destination after 12th, Mauritius is becoming a serious option.
The island positions itself as a regional education hub with strengths in business, hospitality and tourism, finance and accounting, and information technology. Programmes at our partner colleges are taught in English, so you do not need to learn a new language before you arrive. Weather is warm through most of the year, beaches and mountains are close to the main towns, and the cities of Port Louis and Ebène offer the everyday facilities students need.
At Perspective Education Group we help you choose a college, apply, prepare documents and plan your travel. The three colleges below, Vega Information Technology & Management Institute, Business & Professional Growth Ltd (BPG) and Ortus Academy, are the options we are currently offering for Mauritius, with their fees and scholarship details listed openly so you can compare before you speak to us.
Compare the listed fee, the scholarship and the approximate fee after scholarship at each college.
| College | Listed fee | Scholarship | Fee after scholarship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vega Information Technology & Management Institute | USD 3,500 | 40% | ≈ USD 2,100 |
| Business & Professional Growth Ltd (BPG) | USD 4,200 | 50% | ≈ USD 2,100 |
| Ortus Academy | USD 4,200 | 50% | ≈ USD 2,100 |
Amounts are in US dollars. “Fee after scholarship” is a simple calculation on the listed fee. Course, duration, payment schedule and scholarship conditions are confirmed in your offer letter, so please check them with your counsellor before paying.
An institute focused on information technology and management programmes. A strong option if you want the lowest listed fee and a 40% scholarship.
A business and professional development institution, ideal if you want the highest scholarship slab. The 50% scholarship brings the fee down to the same level as the lowest option.
An MQA-registered institution known for business and hospitality qualifications, a good fit for tourism and hotel-management careers.
All three colleges give a merit-style scholarship to eligible Indian students. Vega offers 40% on a listed fee of USD 3,500, which brings the fee to roughly USD 2,100. BPG and Ortus Academy offer 50% on a listed fee of USD 4,200, which also lands at roughly USD 2,100. In other words, the higher listed fee at BPG and Ortus Academy is balanced by the bigger scholarship, and the final amount is similar across all three.
That means your decision should not rest on fee alone. Look at the course you want, the college’s focus, the location and the career you want afterwards. If your interest is hotel management, tourism or event management, Ortus Academy’s business and hospitality focus may suit you. If you want an IT, management or business pathway, ask us to compare the Vega and BPG options for your profile.
Get the scholarship percentage written in your offer letter. Ask whether it applies to the whole programme or only the first year, and whether there is a minimum attendance or marks condition. Pay only to the college’s official account and always collect a receipt. Never trust anyone who promises a “guaranteed” scholarship or asks you to pay into a personal account.
Students from India usually choose programmes in business and management, hospitality and tourism, finance and accounting, and information technology. Environmental studies is a smaller but growing area, because of the island’s focus on sustainable tourism. Hospitality is especially relevant because tourism is one of the country’s main industries, so classroom learning connects directly to local hotels, resorts and events.
Keep this checklist ready. Originals matter, so do not misplace them.
Signed by you, as issued by the college.
Must be valid for more than 2 years.
A properly scanned, clear file is fine.
White background.
10th standard or above.
Original copy required.
With a bank statement showing a balance of 5 lakh. One-day-old funds are accepted.
The medical certificate must include all of the following reports:
The signed acceptance and offer letter is the first document you will receive after choosing a college. Read it fully, confirm the course and fee, then sign it and keep a scanned copy. Your passport should be valid for more than two years, so check the expiry date before you apply. If it is close to expiring, renew it first, because a short validity can delay everything else.
Your Aadhaar card can be shared as a clear, properly scanned file. Take four passport-size photographs on a plain white background. Bring your original academic marksheets from Class 10 or above, as these are required in original form. Apply for the police clearance certificate (PCC) early, since it depends on the local police and passport office timelines.
For finances, you need an original bank balance certificate together with a bank statement showing a balance of 5 lakh. Funds that are one day old are accepted, but the balance must be genuine and clearly visible. Ask your bank for a stamped certificate on its letterhead.
The medical certificate covers HIV, Hepatitis B and C, chest X-ray, VDRL or TPHA, filariasis, fasting blood sugar, blood urea, full blood count and leprosy tests. Book one diagnostic centre that can complete everything together, and remember that fasting is needed for the blood sugar test. Reports must be stamped and signed by an MBBS or MD doctor, or they may be rejected.
The route from enquiry to arrival is straightforward when you prepare early.
Pick the college and course that fit your goals and budget.
Submit marksheets, passport and basic details through us.
Receive, review, sign and return your offer letter.
Complete documents, medical tests and plan your arrival.
Besides tuition, plan for accommodation, food, local transport, health cover, flights and personal expenses. Imported goods can be expensive in Mauritius, but local food and public transport are generally affordable. Rules on student work and post-study options are limited, so plan your budget without depending on income. Ask each college for a written estimate of all costs, and keep a small emergency fund.
Our team supports you at every step: counselling, university selection, application support, visa guidance and pre-departure support. We explain fees and scholarships clearly, tell you which documents to prepare and help you avoid common mistakes. If you are still comparing countries, read about Singapore and Malta, review our application process or browse the other destinations.
Mauritius works best when your course, budget and comfort with the island lifestyle match what the country offers. It suits students looking for English-taught business, hospitality or IT programmes in a friendly setting at a moderate cost. If you want maximum job opportunities or guaranteed immigration outcomes, compare other destinations too. A short counselling session helps you weigh cost, recognition, safety and career goals.
Tell us your course, budget and intake, and we will help you compare Vega, BPG and Ortus Academy.
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