Japan: the option most Indian engineering students never hear about.

A Master’s degree in engineering, taught in English, at a top Japanese university — for around ₹3 lakh a year in tuition. Guidance from someone who runs asoftware company in Japan.

Free. Intakes, costs, scholarships and English-taught programmes.

What Japan Offers That Isn't Widely Known

Four things worth knowing

Tuition at a Japanese national university is fixed by the government at ¥535,800 a year — roughly ₹3.1 lakh . It is the same figure at the University of Tokyo, Osaka,Tohoku and Nagoya.
You do not need Japanese for English-taught Master's programmes in STEM. JLPT is not required for these tracks.
Funding exists at several levels — the MEXT government scholarship, the JASSO monthly stipend, and university tuition waivers. Most Indian students only ever hear about MEXT.
Japan's working-age population is shrinking while its technology sector continues to hire. That is the reason the opportunity exists at all.

Why Us

Fifteen years placing Indian students abroad

Around 175 students a year into universities in Australia, Canada, the UK, the United States, Germany and France. Japan is where we are focusing next.

A founder who works in Japan

Sachin Gupta is co-founder of WebMob Software Solutions, a 150-engineer software firm approved under JETRO’s “Invest in Japan” initiative, which has operated in Japan for three years across health tech, pharma tech, biotech, fintech, AI and blockchain.

On the ground, repeatedly

Sachin has travelled to Japan nine times
since 2023, on trips ranging from five days to three weeks. In March 2026 he travelled through Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto specifically to visit universities and sit down with Indian students already studying there.

Guidance from someone who works in Japan

Sachin Gupta is co-founder of WebMob Software Solutions, a 150-engineer software company that has built and delivered products for Japanese health tech, pharma tech, biotech, fintech, AI and blockchain businesses for the past three years. The company is approved under JETRO’s “Invest in Japan” initiative.

That means the advice you get here is not assembled from brochures. It comes from someone who has hired, worked and negotiated inside the market you are planning to enter.

What the WebMob connection actually means

Most students arrive in a new country knowing no one in their industry. Our students arrive understanding it.

Fifteen years placing Indian students abroad

Around 175 students a year into universities in Australia, Canada, the UK, the United States, Germany and France. Japan is where we are focusing next.