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These are the parts of applying abroad that can be answered from published facts: what a programme requires, what a country costs, what your passport changes, what is still open today. Every figure carries the URL it was read from, and where a school or a government did not publish something, you get a blank rather than a guess. The judgement — which school, which story, which two years to explain — is what the consultants are for.

  • 1,295 programmes
  • 805 institutions
  • 50 countries
  • 173 nationalities
  • Every figure sourced
  • Nothing uploaded

What this is not

Admission chance %
Never
Rankings
Not used
Your data sold
No
Account required
No

Anyone selling you a percentage chance of admission is selling you a number with nothing behind it. We show the gap between your profile and what a school published, which is a fact, and then we stop.

Your application

01Profile evaluation reportWhere you actually stand, and what moves you.Thirty-seven questions, about six minutes. In return: your position on seven dimensions, a reading of how crowded your own applicant pool is and what that changes, all 1,295 programmes we…Open the tool →
02School fit and gap reportWhat each programme requires, against what you have.Which programmes will consider you without a GMAT or GRE, where your profile sits against what schools publish about the people they admitted, and how long each country lets you stay…Open the tool →
03Do I qualify for a waiver?The 194 programmes that will waive the test, read against you.194 programmes in our data say the GMAT or GRE can be waived, each publishing its own conditions in its own prose. This reads all of them, pulls out the parts that can be checked against a…Open the tool →
04Essay and SOP analyserRead the way an admissions reader reads it.An admissions reader gets through a few hundred essays a season. This reads yours for grammar and idiom, counts what makes it look like the other few hundred, and scores it across nine…Open the tool →
05Recommender brief builderThe document that stops the letter being generic.A generic letter is almost never the recommender’s fault. They are busy, they manage a lot of people, and they were asked for a favour with no material. This builds the document you send…Open the tool →

Paying for it

06When your money has to be thereNot how much. The date.Most tools tell you how much, and the amount is the easy part — it is printed on a government page. What nobody tells you is the last day you can move the money and still have it seasoned…Open the tool →
07True cost and paybackTuition is not the number that decides this.The number that decides whether the degree was worth it is tuition, plus living, plus the interest on the loan, plus the savings you did not build while studying. This works out all four,…Open the tool →

Living there

08Visa and post-study work rightsAnswered for the passport you actually hold.How long each country lets you stay after you graduate, what you can do in that window, and what you switch onto next — for your nationality, not for a generic international student. An EU…Open the tool →
09Which country actually suits you?Visa rules first, reputation second.Most people pick a country on reputation and find out about the visa afterwards. This does it the other way round: your course, your budget in rupees and how much staying on to work…Open the tool →
10Housing finderThe rules matter more than the listings.Where people in each country actually look for a flat, plus the local rules that decide whether your application is even considered. Most students lose a flat, or a deposit, on something…Open the tool →
11Visa document prepWhich portal, in what order, and what it wants.The visa SOP is not your university SOP — different reader, different question, and often a hard character limit that surprises people at the worst moment. This is the order of operations,…Open the tool →

Practice and deadlines

12Still open todayWhat you can genuinely still apply to, counted today.In September the January intakes are closing and the honest answer to “what can I still apply to?” is a short list, not a brochure. This is that list, counted from the deadlines schools…Open the tool →
13Interview practice roomThe real clock, the real formats, one take.The recorded interview is unnerving for one reason: a question you have not seen, a short window to think, one take. The formats here are the ones schools publish, with their own timings.…Open the tool →
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