We don't recommend places we don't know well. Each of the ten countries we serve is backed by direct institutional relationships, current on-ground knowledge, and students we've placed and stayed close to.
Home to the Russell Group and some of the world's most respected institutions. Strong post-study work options and a one-year master's structure that gets you back into the workforce quickly.
Russell Group remains the gold standard but lesser-known regional universities can offer better fit, lower costs, and excellent outcomes. The Graduate Route gives 2 years post-study work (3 for PhDs). Application deadlines vary widely — the earlier the better.
The Group of Eight universities rank consistently in QS Top 100. Generous post-study work rights, clear pathways to permanent residency for skilled graduates, and a culture that welcomes international students.
Australia's a sweet spot for many Indian students — QS Top 100 names, post-study work of 2–6 years depending on programme and location, and PR pathways via state nominations and skilled migration. Our founder's UNSW background gives us deep institutional access here.
Quality public universities at significantly lower cost than US peers, with clear immigration pathways post-graduation. Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal offer different climates and cultures.
Canada has tightened visa policies recently — provincial caps and stricter language requirements. But for the right profile and programme, it remains one of the strongest value propositions in education abroad. PGWP gives 1–3 years to work after graduation, and Canadian Experience Class is a clear PR route.
Unmatched research opportunities and the broadest range of programmes anywhere in the world. STEM degrees offer extended OPT, and elite institutions continue to attract the highest-calibre talent.
The US application is the most complex — SAT/GRE/GMAT depending on programme, multiple essays, recommendation letters, and earlier deadlines (often a full year before intake). STEM OPT extension gives 3 years of work authorisation post-graduation, but H1B remains the bottleneck.
English-speaking, high-quality universities, with two years of post-study work for master's graduates. Major hub for tech and pharmaceuticals — Google, Meta, Pfizer, J&J all have substantial Dublin operations.
Ireland has emerged as a strong alternative to the UK for many Indian students — English-speaking, EU connection, two-year stay-back, and Dublin's tech-pharma ecosystem. Cost of living in Dublin is high but offset by good graduate salaries.
Eight quality universities, all in QS Top 500, with up to three years of post-study work and clear residency pathways. Smaller, friendlier, and known for an exceptional quality of life.
New Zealand offers post-study work of up to 3 years, with skilled migration as a clear residency pathway. The country is smaller than Australia which means smaller cohort sizes and tighter student-faculty engagement. Auckland and Wellington are the main hubs.
Public universities charge little or no tuition fees even for international students. Strong engineering and research focus, English-taught master's programmes widely available, and 18 months of post-study work to find a job.
Germany is unique — public universities are essentially free, even for international students (semester fees of €150–350). Most master's programmes in tech, engineering, business now offered in English. The 18-month job-seeker visa post-graduation gives genuine time to settle into German industry.
NUS and NTU rank in the QS Top 20 globally. Asian financial and tech hub, close to home, with strong industry-academia links and excellent graduate employment outcomes.
Singapore is extremely competitive at the top tier — NUS and NTU admit smaller cohorts than Western peers. But for those who get in, the outcomes are exceptional, with strong placement in finance, consulting, and tech across Asia-Pacific. Cost of living is high.
Branch campuses of major UK and Australian universities, plus strong homegrown institutions. Close to India culturally and geographically, with growing graduate employment opportunities in finance, tech, and consulting.
UAE attracts students who want a globally-recognised degree without travelling too far from home. Branch campuses of major Western universities offer the same curriculum and often the same degree certificate. UAE Golden Visa pathway for high-achievers and skilled professionals is increasingly accessible.
A cost-effective alternative for Asia-based study with several reputable universities and branch campuses. Multicultural student environment, English-medium instruction widely available, and strong programmes in business, engineering, and medicine.
Malaysia is one of the most affordable destinations on this list while still offering globally-recognised degrees through branch campuses of Australian and UK universities. Strong for business and engineering. Kuala Lumpur is a young, English-friendly city with great food and a thriving expat community.
That's most students at the start. A discovery call helps narrow it down — based on your profile, career goals, budget, and what you actually want from this experience.