Your Child's Journey to Top US and UK Universities Begins Here

Applying to top US and UK universities from India? More than 300,000 students apply to the Ivy League, but less than 4% get in. It’s even tougher for international students.

Get your team of dedicated admissions experts to help you stand out from the competition!

Here’s How We’ll Guide You Through the Process

Academic Counseling: Undergraduate

Just getting good grades won’t cut it. We offer personalized guidance throughout the college application process, helping students from India showcase their unique "X-Factor" and create standout applications.

Early Advising Program

For students below Grade 8, we offer mentorship to discover passions, build key skills, and lay a strong academic foundation for future success.

College Sports Recruitment

We help Indian student-athletes leverage both academics and sports to get into top universities. Our support covers recruitment, college selection, applications, and scholarships.

Beyond These Programs

Explore services like Psychometric Testing, Last Mile Program, Holiday Planning, Boarding School Programs, and Resume Building to support your academic journey.

Eligibility Criteria

Not sure if your child is a good candidate for top US and UK universities? We can help you assess their eligibility!

Why Choose Us?

We've empowered over 2,800 families across Asia, guiding students to secure spots at top US and UK universities. Here’s why they work with us:

Expert Guidance Tailored to Indian Students

We’re committed to you. Your team of mentors will guide you at every step—from subject selection, profile building, and time management to crafting compelling essays that stand out.

Unlimited Support for You and Your Family

Get all the time and attention you need. Exceptional care leads to exceptional results. Our team is always available for you and your family.

Tailored Coaching for Indian Applicants

Our 1:1 coaching sessions are tailored to Indian students aspiring to top US and UK universities. We ensure your university application truly reflect your potential to university admissions officers.

How It Works

Step-by-Step Process

Free Consultation: Speak with an advisor about your child’s potential and goals.

Profile Evaluation: Get feedback on their strengths and areas of improvement.

Tailored Strategy: We’ll create a personalized admissions plan.

Application Execution: Work with experts to craft the perfect application.

Success: Watch your child gain acceptance into their dream school.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is the ideal time to start planning for studying abroad?

Start early – ideally during your child’s final year of secondary school, if not sooner. This timeline allows for:

Thorough university research

Completing applications to top choices

Gathering required documentS

Preparing for and taking necessary exams

Talk with your child about their goals. Then look into:

Application windows for target schoolS

Test dates and score submission deadlines

Other key dates in the admissions process

Beginning too late may limit options, as some deadlines could pass before you’re ready to apply. A head start opens up more possibilities for your child’s educational journey abroad.

How can parents best support their children during the application process?

The best way to help your child is to provide them with knowledge and support. Knowing what type of study field your child wants to pursue can be a great help. Research the various universities’ requirements and differences in admission processes. This will help them focus the process and help you determine the best fit.

What academic requirements do Indian students need for studying abroad?

Strong Class 10 and 12 board exam scores, especially in subjects relevant to their chosen field (e.g., Math and Physics for engineering)

Standardized test scores like the SAT or ACT (required by most U.S. universities)

English proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS

Some universities may prefer students who have taken advanced courses like AP or IB, which are offered in select Indian schools