Study Abroad

For the majority of international students, the appeal for studying abroad is likely to be a combination of gaining a high standard education, global presence and experiencing new culture, and sometimes gaining a global mindset, along with international employment.

Choosing a country is not a difficult task, if you get in touch with a study abroad consultant. It depends on your interest, cost of studying (both tuition and living cost), your graduate or postgraduate career prospect, and your overall safety.

University College London, University of Cambridge, Imperial College, University of Edinburgh and the University of Warwick are some of the top universities in the UK. When it comes to the USA, Columbia University, University of California, University of Pennsylvania, and Yale are some of the renowned Universities in the United States.

Studying abroad with TOEFL/IELTS is not always mandatory. There are several nations that provide opportunities to study without an English test, but it is mandatory for studying in the UK, USA and many other countries in the world.

After getting your LOA (Letter of Acceptance) you should apply for your student visa. You need to research your accommodation and look for funds, but don’t need to panic, because it would all be worth it. The sooner you get LOA from your chosen university, the first and foremost thing you have to do is – to arrange your travel documentation.

The United Kingdom, United States of America, Germany, Canada, France, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia, are some of the top countries to study abroad.

Once you made up your mind to study abroad or where to study, you should start to think which UG or PG program would be best for you. You can check the QS World Ranking or use the subject ranking to know the universities and courses offered by them. Once you have done with it, you can get in touch with a study abroad consultant; they can help you choose the best country as per your education budget, course and all.