I would highly recommend anyone who is pursuing a dream of studying abroad, to work with the competent staff at EdElevate, as they can really guide students on the next steps and help set you up for success. In addition, students should also start early, so that they can collect all the information that is required for the application process and have an initial idea about the path they want to pursue, so that it narrows down the focus and make it more efficient.

Education abroad is worth it but one has to keep their mind open because possibilities are endless. So, my advice would be open-minded and adaptive. Another thing would be to make sure your school has a good international population and an international students’ office setup, it makes getting jobs and internships a little easier.

Having lived the experience, I would highly suggest one to either start their education overseas with bachelor degree itself. However, if one wants to pursue bachelor in India and then move abroad for Masters, gain some work experience (1-2 years) beforehand. It plays a vital role when you are finding job after your graduation.

Joining an average or a below average school can make the ROI really tough and you may end up spending the next few years repaying the loans. Also spend time in India preparing yourself for the program, developing skills for the industry as no single masters degree can prepare you for the industry

From my personal experience, investing time and money into studying abroad was one of the best decisions I have ever made. Studying abroad helped me gain a global experience and gave me a global exposure. It also, helped shape my career. However, it is very important to get the right guidance (EdElevate) or this decision could back fire.

Education abroad is an amazing experience with the kind of exposure that is hard to imagine in Indian institutes. If going there for an undergrad degree is financially reasonable, definitely go for it. However, even a masters experience can prove highly valuable and student loans and scholarships are more readily available at this stage to assist financially.