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Class 12 students from CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) boards may find it relatively challenging to study abroad compared to those from international boards like IB (International Baccalaureate) or IGCSE (Cambridge) due to several factors: 1. Curriculum Recognition:  International Boards: The IB and IGCSE curricula are globally …

“Navigating International Education: A Guide for CBSE and ICSE Students to Study Abroad” Read More »

Q. I have completed my bachelor’s degree (Political Science honours) from Lal Bahadur Shastri Government Degree College. As an active member of MUNs and various debating teams, I wish to spend a few years in the United Nations to help me scale better. How can I avail of the UN vacancies after my course of …

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As freshmen planning to study abroad, its wide range of benefits continues to influence the generation. It is indeed a life-changing experience for students to build a global network and enhance their status in their careers. Nevertheless, it offers a good set of challenges with numerous advantages on the table. These become an essential parameter …

Facing the Lesser-Known Challenges of Overseas Education Read More »

Universities worldwide receive millions of applications from international students alone. So, it’s important to understand what attracts university officials to a specific student’s profile. Which skills set them apart? With the increasingly competitive nature of university admissions as well as post-education employment opportunities, students feel the need to up the ante and upskill their profile …

Top 5 ways to upskill before studying abroad Read More »

Today, students are constantly needed to adapt to the current state of the economy and the job market with advancing time. Multitasking being the most desired skill amongst employers, students have thus taken a step ahead by earning academic credit and participating in tailored internships while simultaneously studying abroad. The lack of career readiness in …

Overseas Studying and Interning Together: Pacing-Up for Global Economy Read More »

With the CBSE Board announcing the cancellation of the pivotal Grade XII final examinations in a bid to provide relief to students during the pandemic, several State Boards, too, have followed suit. If you’re a candidate for an international degree, you might be stumped as to what this may imply for you. As counselors, we …

Boards Cancelled: How this affects your study abroad plans Read More »

In the global arena of overseas education, Indian students stand second in the field. According to UNESCO, out of 5 million students who travelled abroad for overseas education in 2018, 750,000 were Indian residents. This gradual rise in overseas education in our country results from better job opportunities and quality education worldwide. This decision highly …

Indian Platforms for Funding Overseas Education Read More »

Online learning is more than just rolling out of bed and attending class with undone hair andcameras switched off. This type of learning is a different ball game. It is undoubtedly the mostflexible mode that can enhance your critical thinking and technological skills. But, you can onlyreap the benefits when you are as dedicated as …

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Q. I come from a commerce background and have developed an interest in Digital Designing. However, I did not study any credits on visual or media arts. Do I have an option to get enrolled for a degree course in this field? Vikrant Arora, Ludhiana A. Digital Designing is all about creativity without intense computer …

Route for the course in digital designing Read More »

We know that your super excitement has got you here on our page. First of all, congratulations on being accepted to your study abroad program! After all the hurdles, right from the entrance exams to the applications, the never-ending wait for the admits and the nerve-wracking VISA procedure, it is time to bid adieu to …

Pre-Departure Checklist for Studies Abroad Read More »

Over the past few years there has been a surge in interest in IB as a board. The idea of an International Board has come in India, but due to certain unaddressable factors, there still are a lot of doubts and myths regarding this system, especially vis a vis the Indian boards CBSE and ICSE. …

Why IB is a holistic approach Read More »

Imagine a world where people marry only based on the number of qualification certificates they hold. You get to choose your partner through an application form, with an insight into only their professional lives. None of you can disclose any extra information, and a wedding is the only door for communication. Insane, right?Examinations too cannot …

A definitive guide: Crafting a Stellar College Application Essay Read More »

Q. I hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Now I wish to apply to US universities for higher education. I heard that it is possible to apply for a Ph.D. in the USA soon after an undergraduate degree. As an Indian student with an under-graduation of three years, is it possible for me to get …

Can I enroll for Ph.D. in the US after my bachelor’s degree in India? Read More »

College, being the first step towards a career, is a basic plot in every walk of life. As a high school graduate, probing questions like “Which college?” or “Why this college?” make a constant appearance in the brain, and guidance is the only answer to this. On the other hand, the fast pacing world has …

The Difference between College Counselling and College Coaching Read More »

Choosing to study abroad is an overwhelming decision but also a very exciting one. Stepping straight from school to a whole new country is an invitation to a wide range of choices, exposure to remarkable working spaces, and profitable experiences in the future. But how do you go along to achieve this goal? How do …

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