The full journey

Everything that happens between "I want to study abroad" and move-in day

Nine stages, one counselor with you throughout. Here's exactly what each one covers.

1
Explore

Profile evaluation

We review your academics, budget, and goals, then talk through realistic destinations and program types — no guessing which countries or courses fit before you've even spoken to someone.

2
Explore

Shortlisting

Using search and filters (or a counselor call), we narrow a wide field down to 4–6 programs that genuinely fit your profile, budget, and career direction.

3
Prepare

Test prep guidance

IELTS/TOEFL, GRE/GMAT where needed — we point you to the right test for your target programs and timeline, and flag which ones you can skip.

4
Apply

Documentation & SOP

Statement of Purpose, letters of recommendation, transcripts — reviewed line by line so your application reads as strong as your profile actually is.

5
Apply

Application filing

We track every deadline and submit applications across your shortlist, so nothing is missed and you always know exactly where things stand.

6
Decide

Offer review & funding

When offers come in, we help you compare them properly — cost, outcomes, location — and walk through education loan and scholarship options.

7
Visa

Visa filing

Financial documents, statement of funds, and the visa application itself — prepared and checked against current requirements for your destination.

8
Depart

Pre-departure briefing

Accommodation, travel, banking, and what to actually pack — a practical checklist so the first two weeks abroad aren't a scramble.

9
Settle in

Check-ins abroad

We stay reachable through your first semester for anything that comes up — from part-time work rules to switching a course.

Budgeting

What studying abroad typically costs

Drag the slider to your yearly budget and see which destinations realistically fit — tuition only, in approximate INR. Your counselor will narrow this to real numbers for your shortlist.

Your budget: ₹15L per year
₹2L₹50L+
CountryApprox. Tuition FeesFit for your budget

Currency conversions are approximate and for illustration only — exchange rates move. Tuition is only part of the picture; living costs (rent, food, transport, insurance) add to the total, and we'll help you budget for both.

Funding it

Scholarships worth looking into

Merit-based, need-based, government-funded, or university-specific — a few well-known options to start with:

Fulbright-Nehru Master's Fellowships

Covers tuition, living expenses, travel fare, and medical insurance for eligible postgraduate study in the US.

National Overseas Scholarship (Govt. of India)

Covers tuition, books, medical insurance, airfare, visa fees, and living costs for eligible students studying abroad.

Inlaks Shivdasani Scholarships

Covers up to USD 100,000 toward tuition and related costs for outstanding postgraduate applicants.

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Do you qualify?

Eligibility at a glance

Requirements vary by university, but most follow this general shape:

✓ Completed 10+2 for undergraduate programs
✓ A recognised Bachelor's degree for postgraduate programs
✓ English proficiency — typically IELTS 5.0 to 7.5, depending on the country and course
✓ Standardised test scores where the course requires them
Paperwork

Documents you'll need

✓ Valid passport
✓ Academic transcripts
✓ Entrance test scores (if applicable)
✓ IELTS scores
✓ Proof of funds
✓ Statement of Purpose
✓ Letters of Recommendation
✓ Updated CV/resume
✓ Health insurance
✓ Medical test report
✓ Police clearance certificate
✓ Character certificate
Getting there

How the visa process works

Secure your offer letter from the university

Put together proof of funds, English scores, and other required documents

Submit your visa application and pay the fee

Attend a visa interview, if the country requires one

Wait for processing — this can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months

Student departing for a study-abroad flight
The payoff

What graduates typically earn

Illustrative ranges based on public market data — actual pay varies by employer, city, and experience.

Software Developer (Australia)AUD 85K–105K/yr
Mechanical Engineer (UK)GBP 30K–45K/yr
Investment Analyst (New Zealand)NZD 115K–135K/yr
Registered Nurse (Ireland)EUR 37K–50K/yr
Medical Technologist (Malaysia)RM 20K–80K/yr
Data Scientist (Canada)CAD 76K–100K/yr
Biomedical Engineer (USA)USD 82K–176K/yr
Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Which intake should I apply for?
The Fall intake (August/September) is generally the best starting point — it's the primary intake at most universities and offers the widest choice of courses.
Which fields tend to pay best abroad?
IT, AI, Data Science, Business Administration, and Engineering are consistently among the higher-paying fields for graduates working abroad.
How do I improve my scholarship chances?
A consistently strong academic record helps with merit-based scholarships, and a good IELTS score matters across almost every scholarship type.
Can I study abroad with average grades?
Yes — many universities weigh extracurriculars, work experience, and your SOP alongside grades, not grades alone.
How long does the visa take?
It varies by student and country — anywhere from a few weeks to a few months. We'll give you a realistic timeline once we know your destination.
Can I work while studying?
In most countries, yes — typically 20–24 hours a week during term time, though the exact limit depends on your student visa conditions.
Do you help after I've landed abroad?
Yes — we stay reachable through your first semester for anything that comes up, from accommodation questions to switching a course.
Why do visa applications get rejected?
The most common reasons are incomplete or inconsistent documents, insufficient funds, and not clearly demonstrating intent to return home — all things we review with you before filing.

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