Frequently Asked Questions

Popular choices include Canada, Australia, the UK, USA, and Asian countries like Singapore, Japan, and South Korea. They offer globally recognized degrees, good post-study work options, and diverse campuses.

Most sought-after programs include Computer Science, Business & Management, Engineering, Healthcare, AI/Data Science, and Hospitality.

Ideally, start 12–18 months in advance. This allows time for test preparation (IELTS/TOEFL), applications, finances, and visa processing.

Most universities require proof of English proficiency, but some waive it for students from English-medium backgrounds. Alternatives include Duolingo or PTE, depending on the country.

• Tuition: ₹8–25 lakhs/year depending on the country.
• Living Expenses: ₹6–12 lakhs/year.
  Scholarships and part-time work can help reduce costs.

Yes. Many universities offer merit-based, need-based, or government-funded scholarships such as Chevening (UK), MEXT (Japan), or CSC (China).

Yes. Most of the countries allow students to work part-time such as:

• Canada, UK, Australia: 20 hours/week during semesters
• Germany: 120 full days or 240 half-days per year

Commonly needed documents:

• Academic transcripts
• Passport
• SOP (Statement of Purpose)
• LORs (Letters of Recommendation)
• English test score
• Resume/CV

And additional documents upon request!

An SOP is a personal essay explaining your academic goals, career plans, and why you chose the specific course and university. It’s a key part of the application.

Many universities accept payment semester-wise. You can also use education loans, part-time work, or scholarships to manage costs.

Most universities have diverse student populations and anti-discrimination policies. Choosing safe cities and being aware of local laws reduces risk.

Yes. Countries like Canada, Singapore, Australia, and Japan rank high in global safety indexes. Orientation sessions and local helplines help new students adjust.

You can choose from:

• On-campus dorms (secured by the university)
• Off-campus student housing
• Shared apartments (via trusted housing portals)

It varies country-to-country:

• Canada/USA: 4–8 weeks
• UK: 3 weeks
• Australia: 4–6 weeks

Apply early to avoid delays.

Low if your documents, finances, and intent are clear. Common reasons for rejection: insufficient funds, unclear academic goals, or weak SOPs.

• Spouses: Yes, mostly countries allow dependent visas.
• Parents: Can apply for visitor/tourist visas to visit students.
   

Yes, if it’s from a recognized university. Degrees from countries like the UK, USA, Canada, and EU are widely accepted by Indian employers and institutions.

Countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and EU offer PR pathways through:

• Post-study work
• Job experience
• Points-based systems

A visa allowing graduates to stay and work in the country after completing studies:

• Canada: 3 years
• UK: 2 years
• Australia: Up to 4 years
• Germany: 18 months

Similarly other countries

Yes, but visa rules vary by country. Inform your embassy and university before making changes to avoid visa violations.

Yes. Many countries encourage international graduates to join the workforce, especially in STEM, business, healthcare, and IT sectors.

Consultants help you choose the right course, prepare documents, apply to universities, handle visas, and even arrange travel or accommodation.

Most countries have 2–3 intakes/year:

• Fall/September (main)
• Spring/January
• Summer/May (limited courses)
  Apply at least 6–8 months in advance.

Yes. You can return during semester breaks or holidays. Just make sure your visa remains valid and you inform your university.

Start with a free consultation or career counseling session to assess your profile, select countries/courses, and plan your timeline. A consultant can guide your entire journey.