The anchor. Placement and support.
Someone on the ground from the airport to graduation: safe accommodation, a 24/7 local coordinator and a connection to the Indian student community.
This is the service parents cannot provide from thousands of miles away, and the one the founder built the company around. A verified local representative meets the student at the airport, the accommodation is already checked, and a coordinator is reachable around the clock.
What is included
Six parts of placement and support
Airport pickup and reception
A verified local representative meets the student at the airport on arrival day with pre-arranged, safe transport to verified accommodation. No student is left stranded.
Verified safe accommodation
Accommodation that meets the safety standard: CCTV monitoring, biometric or security-guard access, proximity to the university, an Indian warden where available and a verified landlord or hostel reputation.
24/7 local coordinators
Coordinators are available around the clock for medical emergencies, police reports, lost documents, family emergencies and any situation where a student needs immediate adult support.
FMGE and NExT coaching links
Students are connected with FMGE and NExT coaching from year 1. At many partner universities coaching is free; external Delhi-based and online coaching is added as the exam approaches.
Degree validation support
After graduation: NMC degree validation, FMGE or NExT registration and the return to India, including certified translation, apostille and embassy attestation.
Student community connection
Every arriving student is introduced to the existing Indian student community, verified senior students and trusted local Indian residents, so nobody is isolated in the first weeks.
The other two services
Where placement and support sits
The three services run in sequence over the six-step roadmap: counselling first and free, admissions and visas when the family proceeds, and placement and support from the day the student lands.
The compass
Academic counselling
A data-backed shortlist of universities that fit the student, the budget and the career plan, before a single rupee is committed.
The shield
Admissions and visas
Every document prepared and checked three times, every deadline met, and the visa file submitted the way the embassy expects it.
Admissions timeline checklist
The six steps from the first call to the first day on campus, with the weeks each one takes and the fourteen documents to collect, on one page you can print and tick off.
- Week 1: free consultation and profile evaluation
- Weeks 1 to 2: a shortlist of three to five universities with full data
- Weeks 2 to 6: documents, apostille, translations, SOP and application
- Weeks 4 to 8: offer letter and invitation letter
- Weeks 8 to 14: visa processing and pre-departure briefing
- Day 1 abroad: airport pickup, accommodation and orientation
- The fourteen-document checklist, from NEET scorecard to travel insurance
Questions about placement and support
Is someone really at the airport?
Yes. A verified local representative meets the student on arrival day, with transport to accommodation that has already been checked.
How do parents stay informed?
Monthly progress reports, parent WhatsApp groups and direct counsellor access throughout the course.
What does on-ground support cover?
Medical emergencies, police reports, lost documents, family emergencies, hostel issues and the everyday questions of the first months, through a coordinator reachable 24/7.
Prefer to talk first?
Start with the free counselling call
Placement and support begins after the free first call. Tell us what you are planning and where to call; a counsellor takes it from there.
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