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The choice of subject at the undergraduate level helps the students to decide their future and career prospects. Hence specialization should be done with complete focus. The university from where the aspirants want to pursue the course is also very important. The number of students seeking studies abroad after class 12th is increasing because the … Read more

Studying in your own country is amazing because you can achieve your goals in an area well known to you. However, the experience and exposure you earn from studying abroad is unmatchable.   Higher education is necessary because this is the last thing you learn before stepping into the professional world, thus this education platform … Read more

Is it worth it to study abroad? Yes. I’ve worked in study abroad, and basically, the only students with regrets are those who do not do it . Most everyone gains a new sense of themselves, new confidence in their abilities and so on from going abroad, but I think the key factor is gaining … Read more

Originally Answered: How does it feel to study abroad I could not resist to answer this question. I born and brought up in Kolkata, India. Presently, I am studying Mathematics at the University of Bath as an undergraduate. The moment I landed at London Heathrow, I realized that if I did not receive my checked-in … Read more

However, whether or not you should study abroad depends on your personal goals, preferences, and circumstances.   Here are some factors to consider when deciding whether to study abroad:  Academic Goals: Consider how studying abroad aligns with your academic goals. Will it provide you with opportunities to take courses not available at your home institution, … Read more

How can I study abroad when I do not have the finances. If you have the heart and determination to pursue a course in an international country, and do not give up, the Universe will surely open its doors to you.   As a Masters in Management student at one of the top tier German … Read more

How many universities should you apply to? I think 10–12 is a good maximum number, if you’ve made wise choices of which universities to apply to.   Include at least 1 “reach” institution (your GPA, class rank and test scores are slightly below their average, but it’s a “dream school”, or you’re a good academic … Read more

can only give you anectdotal advice, but there are definitely people that do study two degrees at once. I have a friend who was a classmate during the last five years. We studied physics. But she also studied mathematics, with a one year delay in respect to the physics degrees. It was far from easy, … Read more