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Your initial counselling consultation is completely free of charge. We believe every student deserves honest guidance before making any financial commitment. Our service fees — which cover university shortlisting, application preparation, and post-offer support — are discussed transparently after we understand your profile and goals. There are no hidden charges.

The core documents required are: academic transcripts (10th, 12th, and degree mark sheets), your passport, a Statement of Purpose (SOP), two letters of recommendation (LOR), an updated CV, and English proficiency test scores (IELTS / TOEFL / PTE). For MBA applicants, GMAT or GRE scores may also be needed. Don’t worry — we guide you through preparing every document step by step.

Yes. We have established relationships with leading education loan providers including Credila, IDFC FIRST Bank, Axis Bank, Auxilo, Avanse Financial Services, InCred, Leap Finance, SBI, and Bank of Baroda. Our team assists you with loan documentation, eligibility checks, and application submission. We also help you understand collateral vs. non-collateral loan options so you can make the best financial decision for your situation.

We assist students in gaining admission to NMC/WHO-recognised medical universities in countries such as Russia, Kazakhstan, Georgia, and the Philippines. The process involves: eligibility assessment (Physics, Chemistry, Biology at 10+2 with minimum 50% marks), NEET qualification, university shortlisting based on budget and preferences, application and admission letter, visa processing, and pre-departure orientation. We support you end-to-end from day one to departure.

The UK Student visa (Student Route) typically takes 3–8 weeks to process after you submit a complete application. You can apply up to 6 months before your course start date. Our team helps you gather the required documents — CAS number, financial evidence, English test scores, and accommodation proof — and we review your application before submission to minimise the risk of refusal or delays.