Questions students ask us

Many Indian universities admit Bangladeshi students on their HSC or bachelor's results with English-medium proof, without IELTS. Some programs and universities do ask for it, and we'll tell you which.

No. India's student visa doesn't allow paid work, so plan your full budget before you go. Internships that are part of your course are allowed.

Yes. Your first session, in person or on video, costs nothing. We review your academics, budget and goals and suggest realistic countries and programs.

Most destinations need an English test, but some universities accept PTE, Duolingo, or a Medium of Instruction letter. We'll tell you which options your shortlist accepts.

Yes. Gaps are common. What matters is that you can explain them with work, training or family responsibilities, and we'll help you document that.

It depends on the country and the length of your course. Our cost calculator gives an indicative figure, and your counsellor will give you the exact amount for your case.

Our counselling and university applications are free for most partner institutions because they pay us a fee. Visa processing and test preparation have published fees.

Plan for 6–9 months from first session to flight. Scholarship applications can start 12 months before the intake.

Several countries allow dependants for postgraduate or longer courses. Rules change often, so ask your counsellor for the current position for your destination.

We review the refusal letter with you, fix what the officer flagged and help you re-apply or choose a different destination.