Frequently asked questions
General answers to the questions students ask us most. Requirements differ by country, university and course, so we confirm the specifics for your shortlist.
Start with the course you want, your total budget, how long you want to study and what you plan to do afterwards. Then compare countries that are strong in your field. In a free counselling session we compare two or three destinations against your profile.
Compare course content, entry requirements, fees, location and intake dates. A good shortlist balances ambitious, realistic and safer choices. We build this with you after reviewing your academic record and goals.
Usually academic transcripts and certificates, a valid passport, English test scores, a statement of purpose, recommendation letters and a CV. Some courses also need a portfolio, GRE/GMAT/SAT scores or an interview. Exact requirements vary by university and course.
Yes. Scholarships depend on the destination, university, course, academic record, intake and eligibility rules. We help you find awards you may qualify for and prepare your application; final decisions are made by the scholarship provider.
Yes. Universities set their own minimum scores and accepted tests, and some visa routes have separate requirements. We check the requirement for each programme on your shortlist.
Ideally 10–12 months before your intended start date. That leaves time for tests, applications, scholarships and the visa. If you are closer to the deadline, talk to us — some intakes still have options.
Yes. We explain the current requirements for your destination, help you check your documents and prepare for interviews where required. Visa decisions are made by the relevant government.
Book a free counselling session. We review your academic profile, goals and budget, suggest suitable countries and courses, and then guide you through university selection, applications, scholarships, visa documentation and pre-departure preparation.
Some scholarships cover full tuition or more, but most awards are partial. What you can receive depends on your academic profile, the country, the university and the scholarship’s rules. We help you find the awards you may qualify for and apply on time.
Many destinations offer post-study work options for eligible graduates — commonly between one and three years, depending on the country, your qualification and current rules. We explain the latest options for each country on your shortlist.
Processing times vary by country and season, often from a couple of weeks to a few months. Apply as early as you’re allowed to, and check the official processing times for your destination.
Most universities ask for an English test such as IELTS, PTE, TOEFL iBT or the Duolingo English Test. Some courses also need the GRE, GMAT, SAT or ACT, and German-taught programmes need German language certificates.
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