Ideally, start planning a year in advance. Appear for your standardized tests. Submit applications ahead of any application deadlines, which will be considered as an early application. Chances of admit are high during this period.

There is no ideal country for you to study, which means your academic requirements and financial circumstances might open up other opportunities. Follow your dream country. Choice of course, finance and job oppurtunities makes a difference.

Universities select candidates who are passionate and dedicated towards their academics, but also on an all-round quality and not just looking for options to settle in the country.

Any student who has passed his or her 10^th grade, who meets the minimum academic requirements as requisitioned by universities can apply. Good GPA is an added advantage along with scores of the standardized tests.

IELTS or TOEFL for language test and SAT, GRE, GMAT for specified courses

Yes. You can apply according to your academicals.

Decide what course materials you want to study, in which university: according to your academic goals and job prospects and where you are financial stable. You can choose anywhere between Ivy League and Tier-1 Universities.

There are two intakes available fall & spring. Practically there is no big difference. Choose according to your preference, priorities and advice from your mentor.  

Yes. The reputation of the university and the ranking matters to a certain extent.

The student counsellor will provide you with a list for documents depending on the country you choose. 

A statement of purpose (SOP) reflects your purpose behind getting a degree and why you want to study in the specific university. It provides an input to the application team to know about you.

A letter of recommendation (LOR) is highly important when applying to universities which your present college professors validate your academic merits and professional skills.

Wait for the reply. Use the time to prepare yourself for the overseas experience.

Don’t go into a shell. You can start applying for other universities where they have a programme which suits you. It’s always an advice to apply to a range of universities.

It depends on tuition fees, cost of living, insurance and personal spending etiquettes. A little money also should be saved in the bank for emergencies.

Yes expensive. It all depends on your budget and choice of universities.

Yes. The right candidate will qualify for the university funded scholarships, government scholarships, grants and fellowships. 

Until your VISA expires and the country’s specific rules and conditions of stay backs.

We strongly believe that the students should be in the different types of accommodation inside the university campus. 

The challenges faced are adjusting to the homesickness, new environment, culture, food, and lack of friends.

Yes. According to your performance in the university, internship, networking with prospective employers and skills you acquire during the course of stay at the respective country.