FAQ’s

Our counsellors assess your academic profile, career goals, and budget to suggest the most suitable universities and programs.

Yes, most student visas allow part-time work during the course and full-time during breaks. Our counsellors explain the rules for each country.

Yes, most student visas allow part-time work during the course and full-time during breaks. Our counsellors explain the rules for each country.

Australia's PR potential are a major factor in overseas students' decision to study here, in addition to the country's excellent educational system and wealth of employment options. PR opportunities are increased by taking courses in nursing, engineering, education, information technology, and accountancy. The student's eligibility for PR is determined by a points requirement mechanism. After completing their studies in Australia, overseas students' chances of obtaining permanent residence are influenced by a number of factors, including their level of education, work experience, English ability, place of residence, etc. In summary, obtaining permanent residence in Australia is feasible. The PR likelihood may vary slightly depending on the course and degree level.

International students must prove their English proficiency with exams like the TOEFL, IELTS, and others because Australia is an English-speaking nation. Courses and universities have different requirements for IELTS scores. However, a minimum score of 6 is required, with no band falling below 5.5. Higher scores are needed for courses like nursing and education. Apart from that, a minimum 3-year bachelor's degree with at least 45% is required for a master's degree. A +2 pass with at least 50% is the minimal prerequisite for a bachelor's degree.

Some of the world's most famous universities are located in the United Kingdom. Furthermore, the UK offers some of the greatest universities at incredibly low costs. When compared to other nations like the US and Australia, education in the UK is reasonably priced. The UK also provides academic programs in a wide range of fields, including management, engineering, law, social and health sciences, language, and the list goes on. During the academic year, international students are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week. According to recent developments, the UK is launching a "Graduate Route" that gives students who have finished their bachelor's degree or further study there two to three years to find and commit to a job.

Requirements vary by course and university, but most undergraduate programs expect good high school grades, and postgraduate programs typically require a relevant bachelor’s degree with at least 2nd class or equivalent.

Yes, most universities require proof of English proficiency (IELTS, PTE, or TOEFL). However, some institutions accept alternatives like MOI (Medium of Instruction) letters or waived tests for exceptional academic performance.

Yes, international students can generally work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays.

Yes, we provide complete guidance for interview preparation, SOP (Statement of Purpose) drafting, and documentation review to improve visa success chances.

Applying on your own is possible, but it’s easy to miss details that could delay or harm your application. We ensure your documents, SOP, and financial proofs are correct, improve your chances of admission and visa approval, and save you time and stress.

CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) is a unique reference number issued by your university once you’ve met their conditions. You need it to apply for your UK student visa.

Yes, IELTS or another recognized test (PTE, TOEFL) is normally required unless you qualify for a waiver based on previous English education.