We assist with course and institution selection, admissions, visa applications, and post-admission support, ensuring a seamless transition to your studies abroad.

The process involves submitting your application and required materials before the deadline, followed by a 6-8 week review period by universities, ending with the issuance of an I-20 form upon acceptance.

For Fall Intake, start dates are by October-November of the previous year and for Spring Intake, start dates are by July-August of the previous year.

Required documents include the attested transcripts and degrees, undergraduate transcripts, recommendation letters, SOP, English proficiency and/or other standardized test scores, application fee, a passport photocopy, and your resume/CV.

The Fall Intake starts in August, Spring Intake begins in January, and the Summer Intake offers limited programs starting in May-June.

Yes, if you have a bachelor's or master's degree, you are eligible to study in the USA.

Minimum scores vary across universities and programs. Our team will assist and guide you about this, but as a general guideline, aim for 80+ in TOEFL, 300+ GRE (new pattern), 6.5+ in IELTS and 110+ in Duolingo. Specific thresholds will be advised based on your chosen university and program. Requirements vary by program and institution, and we are here to help you understand and meet these requirements.

You must demonstrate the ability to cover tuition and living expenses through bank statements, scholarships, or financial guarantees from sponsors.

Yes. Your immediate family members may accompany students, subject to visa regulations and conditions.

Yes, international students can work part-time, subject to certain conditions and visa restrictions.

The process is highly competitive, especially for top institutions. Success requires a strong academic record and compelling application.

Yes, applying to multiple universities is encouraged to increase your chances of acceptance.

Consider academic programs, location, campus culture, and financial aid opportunities. We offer personalized consultations to help match your preferences with suitable institutions.

The SOP provides insight into your academic interests, professional goals, and reasons for choosing specific programs and universities, highlighting your unique qualifications.

Recommendation letters are critical, offering a third-party perspective on your academic abilities and potential for success.

Financial proof is essential for the visa process, demonstrating your ability to cover tuition and living expenses.

Changes are possible but may require university approval. Be sure about your program choice before applying.

Accept the offer, fulfill any deposit requirements, and proceed with the visa application process, guided by our team.

We provide comprehensive preparation, including mock interviews and tips on confidently answering common questions.