FAQs

Studying abroad provides numerous opportunities for students. You get to visit different places and learn about new cultures. You get to know about people’s thinking and living. You experience what you are not taught in the books. You can travel to places and make new contacts while studying abroad.

We are offering study programs in many countries. You can read about them on our website, where you will find plenty of information. Then you can contact us with your field of interest and we will guide you through this matter.

Yes, we will provide you with complete guidance for obtaining a visa. We guide you on the required documents and forward your form and documents to the respective embassy and further fulfill the necessary procedures on your behalf.

Employers in the private and government sectors are looking for international students because of their exposure to and experience in multicultural environments. Due to these factors, your employment chances will increase.

Sooner is better. With numerous options available to study abroad, you can decide on selecting the course, country, and many other factors. You should keep the test requirements in your mind because they are time-consuming. Besides, the legal aspects have to be addressed, so it is advised to start planning 7-8 months before leaving.

Yes, transferring credit is possible but not in all countries because the rules of transferring credit are different for each country. Some countries allow it, while others don’t. It is better to be clear regarding this in advance. You should select the country and the course you want to pursue, and our counselors will guide you through the rest.

The decision to select the right course is very important because studying abroad takes time and money. Therefore, it is fundamental to select your course wisely. There are some factors involved in choosing the right course for you. Our counselors can help you find the right course and university for you.

Tuition fee requirements are different for each country. UK universities ask you to pay the tuition fee in advance, while those in the USA don’t. Fees can be paid to US universities after getting the visa.