Not always. For MBA and some STEM programs, 1–3 years is preferred. For general Masters, fresh graduates are welcome.

Yes, English proficiency is usually mandatory. IELTS is widely accepted. Some universities waive it if you studied in English-medium schools.

It’s your story. A well-written SOP can compensate for average scores by highlighting your goals, motivation, and fit for the course.

Ideally 8–12 months before your intended intake. It gives enough time for exams, documentation, university response, visa processing, and financial planning.

You can apply directly, but counsellors offer expert guidance, help avoid errors, improve SOPs, and often provide access to fee waivers or priority processing.

Costs vary based on country and course, but generally ₹20–35 lakhs for tuition and living combined per year. Scholarships, part-time jobs, and education loans are available to ease the burden. We help plan finances early.

Tuition ranges ₹10–35 lakhs/year depending on the country. Living costs are approx. ₹7–15 lakhs/year.

Yes! Commonwealth, Chevening (UK), DAAD (Germany), and many university-specific scholarships are available for Indian students.

Absolutely. Most nationalised and private banks offer loans for overseas education with collateral. Start early as it takes time. We can help you with connecting with the banks

It helps, but won’t fully cover costs. It’s good for pocket money, not tuition.

Ideally 6–9 months before your intake. It gives you time to arrange funds, apply for loans, and explore scholarships.

Admission letter, passport, financial proof, English test scores, academic records, and SOP are usually required.

Spouse (as dependent) is allowed in some countries like UK (PG level only). Parents are allowed on visitor visas, not as dependents.

UK: 3–6 weeks, Canada: 6–12 weeks, USA: appointment wait varies. Apply early to avoid delays.

Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies – a unique number issued by your UK university to apply for a visa.

Always wait for visa approval. Flights may fluctuate, but it's safer than risking a refund struggle.

First-year students prefer university housing for safety and ease. From year two, many opt for private shared flats to save cost.

Yes! Most accommodations allow cooking. Indian grocery stores are widely available in top student cities. Avoid strong aroma foods, not everyone's taste are alike

Yes, most study destinations are very safe. Universities also have support services, helplines, and student societies

On average ₹60,000–₹1.2 lakhs/month depending on country and lifestyle. UK and Australia are more expensive than Germany or Poland.

Yes, in most study destinations, students get discounted or free travel passes. It's safe and well-connected.

Yes. Countries like UK (2 years), Canada (up to 3), and Australia offer post-study work visas for graduates.

Yes, many students apply for work permits or PR pathways. Canada and Australia have clear routes; UK has new visa options too. These rules change per government policies

Definitely! Global education, networking, and real-world skills give you an edge in the Indian job market too.

Through university career services, LinkedIn, and student portals. Start applying by mid-semester 1 for best chances.

Depends on your course, skills, and effort. Job search support is offered by most universities, but initiative is key.