What Admissions Officers Want: 6 Things Beyond GRE/GMAT Scores
Think your GRE/GMAT scores are the only things that matter in your postgraduate application? Well, think again. After helping thousands of applicants secure admission to some of the world’s most prestigious graduate schools and master’s programmes, I assure you that admissions officers are looking for more. While academic credentials are undoubtedly the most crucial factor […]
ChatGPT: The Truth About AI-Writing for College Application Essays
Essays are an integral part of the college application process. They give admissions officers a glimpse into your achievements and aspirations beyond grades and scores. Due to their importance, it is not surprising that students constantly search for ways to simplify the writing process. Recently, ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) writing tool developed by OpenAI, […]
Study Abroad at an Undergraduate University: A 3-Part Guide
As leading undergraduate consultants who work with hundreds of applicants that eventually study abroad, we know that transitioning from high school to an international university is both daunting and exciting. Not only must you get used to your new-found independence and live without family, but you must also acclimatise to a culturally different environment and […]
Shortlisting US Colleges? Don’t Miss These 6 Key Factors Beyond Rankings
According to the U.S. Department of Education, there are more than 4,000 higher education institutions in the country, and selecting universities is an understandably overwhelming process. That’s why, while shortlisting colleges, some students focus on the ‘highly ranked’ ones in the hope that they will improve their prospects after graduation. While there are a few […]
9 Compelling Reasons Why Students Apply to Study in the UK
History, Harry Potter-like scenery, unbridled humour, football and the birthplace of cricket—the UK has a powerful pull. But apart from all its glory, the country has been the cornerstone of higher education for centuries. Its distinguished faculties, unparalleled research opportunities and excellent teaching methodologies contribute towards a stellar undergraduate experience. Here are nine reasons to […]
Overcoming Education Inflation and Currency Depreciation
Every parent wants to give their children a world-class education. One way to ensure that is to send them to a reputed university abroad. According to the Bureau of Immigration, nearly 6.5 lakh Indian students travelled to different countries for further education in 2022, indicating that many Indian parents believe in the quality of education […]
How to Identify the Best-Fit High School for Your Child
In the last 2 decades, the education landscape in India has changed drastically. Now, you face several questions when it comes to selecting the best-fit school for your child. Should you opt for a school that offers international curricula, such as the IB, A Levels or Advanced Placements? Should you stick to the Indian curriculum, […]
6 Things You Should Know About Studying in the US
Leaving your home and choosing to study in the US is a big decision, especially if you are doing it for the first time. While doing your research, many questions will arise. What is the education system? How will you make friends? What cultural differences can you expect? Don’t worry. We have you covered. Here’s […]
Frequently Asked Questions-Curriculum Selection
In India, there are a plethora of curricula available. This makes it hard to navigate the different curricula to determine the best fit for your child. Here is a general overview of each of the curricula and some questions that most of our applicants end up asking us. What are Advanced Placement (AP) exams? The […]
5 Factors to Consider Before Changing Your Child’s Curriculum for Grades 11 and 12
Over the last two decades, India has seen significant growth in the number of schools offering international curricula, such as the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and the Cambridge International AS & A Levels. What started with just eight international schools in 2000 has grown to over […]
