Frequently Asked Questions
Studying abroad opens better opportunities for students in the form of career prospects and a higher standard of living. The chance to study at top-ranked universities adds authenticity to your academic certificates and helps you stand out from the crowd in the job market.
When you decide to study abroad, you should consider the costs that can incur in several aspects, the scholarships offered etc.
You will gain a few skills if you choose to study abroad. A few of them include communication skills, adaptability, self-awareness, cultural awareness etc.
When you apply to a foreign university, you will be required to submit a few documents like academic transcripts, Letters Of Recommendation (LORs), Statement Of Purpose (SOP), proof of funds in your home country, updated CV/resume, English proficiency and subject-specific test scorecards etc.
The length of your study abroad program depends on the course and program of study you choose. Certificate and Diploma programs have a shorter duration of a few months, Bachelor’s programs take 3-4 years, Master’s programs take 1-2 years, and PhD programs take around 5 years to complete.
The USA, the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore etc., are some of the best countries to study abroad.
You should start planning to study abroad at least one year before you wish to go abroad. The applications start months before the start of the application, and you will have to arrange the documents as well. As such, it is essential that you plan early.
The entry requirements for study abroad programs can vary based on the program, course and university you choose. However, you will need a good academic score, English proficiency test score, passport etc.
It is essential to know a second language like English to study abroad. Additionally, most top universities require you to have a good English proficiency test score to get admission. that you plan early.
Yes, you are required to get a student visa to study at any international university. You can start applying for it after you get your letter of acceptance from your university.
Yes, you will get financial aid in the form of scholarships, fellowships and educational loans to study abroad. These will be funded by the government, universities, private institutions etc.
You will find university-funded scholarships on the official website of the respective universities. You can visit our scholarships page for more scholarships that are funded by the government and other private organisations.
Yes, international students can work part-time for up to 20 hours during their course. However, this is subject to change based on the country.
Yes, your overseas qualification from all top countries and universities will be accepted in your home country. In fact, your degree will be highly revered.
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