As the conflict in Iran escalates, thousands of Indian students, primarily medical aspirants, are facing an uncertain future. What was once a practical and affordable path to becoming doctors has now become fraught with safety risks, disrupted academic schedules, and anxiety for families back home.
Cities like Tehran, Mashhad, and Qom are affected by military operations, curfews, and travel restrictions, leaving students unsure about attending classes, completing exams, or continuing clinical training.
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Families in India are closely monitoring the situation, balancing hopes for their children’s careers with concerns for their safety.
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Indian students often opt for Iran and Gulf countr
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