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Frequently asked questions

Am I eligible to study abroad?

Eligibility requirements differ based on the university and the course you choose to pursue.
Some of the general eligibility criteria set by universities include:

  • Overall percentage in school/college.
  • English assessment test scores like IELTS/TOEFL.

Some universities might also ask you to take entrance tests such as GRE/GMAT.
That said, our experts will be able to find a good university you can get into irrespective of your current educational profile!

Can I study abroad even if I have backlogs?
Having backlogs might limit your options just a tad bit, but many good universities accept students with backlogs. You just need to clear all your arrears, and our study-abroad experts will help you find universities and courses that suit you!
Can I get financial assistance if I cannot afford the cost?
Yes. Unlike the yesteryears, there are many ways to fund your educational journey today, including scholarships, bursaries, and education loans. We will help you find the best one for you!
When should I start preparing to study abroad?

The earlier, the better. Starting about 3 – 4 months in advance would be ideal to figure out everything from application to funding. There is no need to worry if you are a little late. Reach out to our experts, and they will come up with an action plan to help you!

What documents do I need to study abroad?
The documents you need to submit can vary depending on the requirements set by the universities. In general, you’ll need a valid passport and your educational transcripts.
What is the average duration of the application process?

The duration of the application process is again subjective to specific universities. In general, universities take anywhere between 2 to 4 weeks to get back.

Is it difficult to get a student visa?
In most cases, getting a student visa to all major study destinations is easy. Visa applications are rejected when the applicant doesn’t submit all the required documents or doesn’t follow the complete procedure. You don’t have to worry because our experts will walk you through each step.
Can I work part-time while studying abroad?
You can work part-time while studying as an international student in most countries. Check with our experts to find the number of hours you can work as an international student in the country of your choice.
Will I be able to get a full-time job abroad after graduation?

Yes, you can. Most top universities offer career guidance to international students. Following up with them regularly, taking up internships and part-time jobs, and being proactive in looking for opportunities will definitely help you get a full-time job after graduating.

Will my international degree be accepted in my home country?
Yes, international degrees are accepted in most countries, including India. Your experience abroad will also be a major boon if you choose to start working in your home country.