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It varies enormously by country, by university and by the course you pick, so any figure quoted on a website would be misleading by the time you read it. Germany charges no tuition at public universities. Malaysia is the most affordable of the English-taught destinations. The UK, USA, Canada and Australia sit well above both.

Rather than publish numbers that go stale, we work out your actual figure in the first counselling session — course fees, living costs, visa fee, insurance, air fare and our service charge — and give it to you in writing so your family can plan properly. That session is free.

The counselling session is free and there is no obligation after it. If you go ahead, our service charge depends on the country and the level of support you need, and we tell you the exact figure in writing before you commit to anything.

We never take a share of your tuition deposit and we never ask for payment before you have an offer in hand.

Usually yes. A 2.5 to 3.0 CGPA closes some doors but leaves plenty open, particularly in the UK, Canada and Malaysia, and a strong IELTS score or relevant work experience compensates for a lot.

What matters is applying to the right universities rather than the famous ones. We will be honest with you in the first session about which is which.

For most universities, yes, though the accepted alternatives have widened. PTE Academic and the Duolingo English Test are accepted almost everywhere now, and a number of universities will waive the requirement if your medium of instruction was English throughout.

We will tell you which of your target universities offer a waiver before you book a test you may not need.

Nine to twelve months before your intended intake. That leaves room for the English test, the application, the offer, the tuition deposit and the visa without any of it being rushed.

Six months is workable. Under four months is possible for some intakes but you lose most of your scholarship options, because those deadlines close first.

No, but the second application has to be visibly different from the first. A refusal is not a permanent bar; it is a record that the next visa officer will read alongside your new file.

Bring us the refusal letter and the original file. We go through it, identify what actually caused the refusal — usually the financial documents or the interview — and rebuild from there. Several of our students are abroad now after an earlier refusal.

Full scholarships covering tuition and living costs exist but they are genuinely competitive, and any agency that promises you one is not being straight with you.

Partial scholarships of 10% to 50% are far more common and far more winnable, and that is where we focus. We search institutional, government and external funds against your profile and help you write the applications.

Yes, in every destination we place students in, though the limits differ. The UK and New Zealand allow 20 hours a week in term time, Canada allows 24, Australia allows 48 hours a fortnight, and Germany works on a system of 140 full days a year.

Part-time work will cover a meaningful share of your living costs. It will not cover your tuition, and you should not build your budget as though it might.