Frequently asked questions

Anyone planning to study abroad: students finishing Class 12, final-year degree students and working professionals. Parents are welcome to join the call.

Ideally 12 to 18 months before your intake. That gives time for language tests, documents, applications and the visa.

No consultancy can honestly guarantee that. Universities and embassies make the decisions. We make sure your application is complete, accurate and as strong as it can be.

Applications for the Autumn 2027 intake open on 16 October 2026 through universityadmissions.se. Main deadlines usually fall in mid-January, but each programme can differ, so we confirm dates for you.

Typical minimums are IELTS Academic 6.5 (no band below 5.5), PTE Academic 62 (writing 61) or TOEFL iBT on the new scale 4.5 (no section below 4.0). Requirements may vary by university and programme.

Students on a residence permit are generally allowed to work alongside their studies. We explain the current rules during your consultation.

Most public universities do not charge tuition for many programmes, though there is a small semester contribution. Some states, such as Baden-Württemberg, charge fees for non-EU students. Always check the specific programme.

It is a special bank account where you deposit a set amount to show you can cover living costs during your first year. It is a standard part of the German student visa process.

Graduates can usually apply for a residence permit of up to 18 months to look for a job related to their degree. Conditions apply.

February is the main intake and July is the second. Some universities also offer a November start for selected courses. We help you plan around application and visa timelines.

Student visa holders can generally work a limited number of hours per fortnight during term, with more freedom in scheduled breaks. Rules change from time to time, so we explain the current position.

Applicants must show that they genuinely intend to study, and that the course fits their background and goals. Along with this, you provide health cover (OSHC) and evidence of financial capacity. We help you prepare these clearly and honestly.

February or March is the main intake and July is the second. Some programmes have other start dates, so we check each course.

Many student visa holders can work a limited number of hours during term, depending on the course and the visa conditions. We explain the current rules during your consultation.

Under the India–New Zealand FTA, eligible Indian graduates can stay and work for longer after their studies: up to 2 years after a Bachelor's, up to 3 years after a Master's, up to 4 years after a PhD, and up to 3 years for eligible STEM Bachelor's graduates with First Class Honours. Eligibility conditions apply, so we confirm the latest details with you.

Yes. The first consultation is free and carries no obligation. We explain our services and any fees clearly before you decide to go ahead.

Usually your academic transcripts and certificates, passport, language test score, CV, statement of purpose and recommendation letters. The exact list depends on the country and programme.

All three are widely accepted. Choose the one that suits your style and your university's requirements. We help you compare and plan your preparation.

Yes. We offer IELTS, PTE and TOEFL coaching. Call or WhatsApp us for current batch timings.