Bachelor’s at Best universities worldwide!*

Yes, definitely. There will be a Q&A session at the end of the workshop where questions which are generic to all other students will be covered. However anything very specific can be covered in an 1-on-1 profile evaluation for which you can register here. 

Many universities abroad require standardized test scores as part of the application process. However, some universities may offer test-optional admissions or accept alternative exams, so it’s important to check the requirements of each institution you’re interested in. We will cover it in detail during the workshop

Typically, universities require academic transcripts, standardized test scores (such as SAT or ACT), letters of recommendation, a personal statement or essay, and proof of English language proficiency (such as TOEFL or IELTS). We will cover these in detail during the workshop.

It’s advisable to start preparing at the earliest. The more you prepare the better universities you can get into. This includes researching universities, preparing for standardized tests, gathering application materials, and drafting your personal statement. We will cover it in detail during the workshop

Most universities require international applicants to demonstrate proficiency in English by taking tests like the TOEFL or IELTS. Some universities may also accept other standardized English proficiency exams or proof of previous education conducted in English. We will explain the uniqueness of each test during the workshop

Application timelines vary by country and university, but generally, applications for undergraduate programs abroad open around a year before the intended start date. Deadlines typically fall between October and January for programs starting the following fall semester. Will give you a personalised timeline during our workshop

Universities abroad often offer scholarships and financial aid for international students, so be sure to research and apply for these opportunities. Additionally, external organizations and government agencies may offer scholarships or grants for international students. Will clarify your scholarship & funding queries during our workshop

If your academic transcripts, recommendation letters, or other application materials are not in English, you may need to provide certified translations along with the original documents. We will list the documents during our workshop.

While visiting the university before applying is not always feasible for international students, it can be beneficial if possible. Many universities offer virtual tours or online information sessions that can provide valuable insights into campus life and facilities. We have an option to visit the top universities worldwide to experience the same, we will introduce it in the workshop

Your personal statement or essay should provide insight into your academic interests, extracurricular activities, personal experiences, and goals for the future. Be sure to highlight what makes you a unique and well-suited candidate for the program. We will help you through this journey , attend the workshop to know how we can help.