Where our students go
We do not claim to cover the world. We cover these properly — intakes, entrance tests, real costs and post-study work rights, compared side by side.
Side by side
| Country | Intakes | Tests | Tuition / yr | Post-study work |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Fall · Spring | GRE · GMAT · TOEFL | $25k – $55k | OPT up to 3 yrs (STEM) |
| United Kingdom | Sep · Jan | IELTS | £14k – £30k | Graduate Route, 2 yrs |
| Canada | Sep · Jan · May | IELTS · PTE | C$18k – C$35k | PGWP up to 3 yrs |
| Australia | Feb · Jul | IELTS · PTE | A$22k – A$45k | Subclass 485, 2–4 yrs |
| Germany | Oct · Apr | IELTS · TestDaF | Nil – €3k (public) | 18-month job-seeker visa |
| Ireland | Sep · Jan | IELTS | €12k – €25k | Third Level Grad Scheme, 2 yrs |
Figures are indicative ranges for international students and change every intake. Confirm current fees and visa rules with your counsellor before deciding.
Country by country
The widest choice of programmes and the deepest research funding anywhere. Best suited to students with strong scores who want specialisation and are prepared for a longer, costlier application cycle.
One-year master’s degrees make it the fastest and often cheapest route to a respected postgraduate qualification. Strong for business, law and the creative fields.
The most straightforward path from study to permanent residency, with three intakes a year and lower tuition than the US. Popular with students who intend to settle.
Strong in engineering, health sciences and hospitality, with generous post-study work rights and a February intake that suits students finishing Class 12 in India in March.
Public universities charge little or no tuition, which makes it the best value in Europe for engineering and applied sciences — provided you plan the language requirement early.
English-speaking, EU-based, and home to the European headquarters of most large technology and pharmaceutical firms — which makes placements unusually accessible for a country this size.
Requirements
Class 10, 12 and degree marksheets, attested where required.
GRE, GMAT, SAT or the equivalent for your course and country.
IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Duolingo, within validity at the time of application.
A specific, honest account of why this course and why you.
Usually two or three, from faculty or employers who know your work.
Bank statements, loan sanction letters or a blocked account, per country.
With enough validity remaining to cover your full course duration.
Required for most MBA programmes, optional but useful elsewhere.
Essential for architecture, design and fine arts applications.
Bring your marks and your budget. We will narrow six countries down to two in one sitting.
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