Stop asking Facebook groups.
Answer nine questions. Get a plan built from published entry requirements and real costs — which countries fit your marks and your budget, what it actually costs, and what to do first.
Free, always. At the end we ask for your email and phone to send you your plan — and no consultancy sees your details until you choose one.
Turn the world.
Eight destinations, costed end to end. Spin the ring — or use the arrow keys — and open the guide, where every figure carries the authority that published it.
Drag the ring, or use the left and right arrow keys, to bring a destination to the front. Press Enter to open its guide.
Nine months. Five consultancies. Still guessing.
Every student we spoke to ran the same loop. It costs a year and often a non-refundable deposit.
- 1Google it
- 2Watch YouTube
- 3Ask a Facebook group
- 4Visit five consultancies
- 5Get five different answers
- 6Pay a deposit on a guess
- 7Rejection
- 1Answer nine questions
- 2See which countries fit your marks and budget
- 3See the real total cost
- 4Get your document checklist
- 5See the source behind every number
- 6Apply
- 7Arrive
Four answers nobody gives you straight.
Where you stand
Which countries your marks, budget and English score actually open — and which ones they do not. Ranked, with the reasoning shown.
What it really costs
Tuition plus living, visa, insurance, flights and the bank balance you must prove. The number consultancies quote is rarely the number you pay.
What to do first
Your exact document list for your shortlist, in order, with what is missing flagged before it delays you.
Where every number comes from
Every figure links to the government body or university that publishes it, with the date we last checked. Where a figure has no source yet, the page says so plainly.
Three steps. About three minutes.
Tell us about you
Nine questions — your stage, marks, English, field, budget range and timeline. Takes about three minutes.
We check you against published rules
Your profile is matched to entry requirements, visa policy and real costs. You see the inputs behind every conclusion, not a black-box score.
You get a plan and its sources
Ranked countries, the honest cost, a document checklist — and the public source ledger behind every figure, so you can check us.
Nobody can pay us to rank higher.
Consultancies make money when you pick them. That is why the advice you get is rarely neutral. Here is exactly how we avoid the same trap.
No placement commissions
We do not take a cut when you enrol somewhere. That is the fee that quietly decides most consultancy advice.
Paid partners are labelled
If a partner ever pays us, it is stated inside the recommendation itself, before you contact them — not buried in a policy page.
You can always skip us
Every plan shows you how to apply direct, for free, without any consultancy at all. Including without us.
Costs before you commit.
Total first-year cost, not just tuition. Every figure links to a guide that shows its source — or says plainly when we have not verified it yet.
Australia
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 32–45 lakh
- Work rights
- 48 hrs / fortnight
- PR pathway
- Defined route
Post-study work visa 2–4 years.
Read the full guide →United Kingdom
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 28–40 lakh
- Work rights
- 20 hrs / week
- PR pathway
- Limited
One-year master's cuts total cost.
Read the full guide →Canada
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 30–42 lakh
- Work rights
- 24 hrs / week
- PR pathway
- Strongest route
Provincial nomination pathways.
Read the full guide →United States
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 45–75 lakh
- Work rights
- 20 hrs / week on campus
- PR pathway
- Lottery-based
Aid can cut this sharply.
Read the full guide →Japan
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 18–28 lakh
- Work rights
- 28 hrs / week
- PR pathway
- Points-based
Best work rights, Japanese needed.
Read the full guide →South Korea
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 16–26 lakh
- Work rights
- Tied to TOPIK level
- PR pathway
- Points-based
Strong government scholarship.
Read the full guide →New Zealand
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 26–38 lakh
- Work rights
- 25 hrs / week
- PR pathway
- Skilled route
Simplest visa; check the NZQA level.
Read the full guide →Germany
Estimates — sourced in the guide- First-year total
- NPR 14–22 lakh
- Work rights
- 140 full days / yr
- PR pathway
- Moderate
No tuition at public universities.
Read the full guide →25 guides, no commission on any
8 countries and 17 topics. Every figure carries a source, and the ones that do not say so on the page.
By topic
Questions students actually ask.
Is this free for students?
Yes, permanently. Students never pay us. If that ever changes you will be told before you are asked for anything.
The plan, the country comparison, the cost breakdown and the document checklist are all free.
Do you take commission from consultancies?
No. We do not take a cut when you enrol, which is the fee that quietly shapes most consultancy advice in Nepal.
If a partner ever pays us for anything, that fact is printed inside the recommendation itself, before you contact them.
Can I apply to universities without any consultancy?
Almost always, yes — and it is usually free. Most universities accept direct applications from Nepali students through their own portals.
Every plan we produce shows you the direct route alongside the consultancy route, so you can compare what you would be paying for.
What IELTS score do I need?
It depends entirely on the country, the university and the course, and the honest answer is that anyone who quotes you a single number is guessing.
Broadly, 6.0–6.5 opens most options with some restrictions and 7.0+ opens nearly all of them. Your plan checks your score against the published requirement for each programme on your shortlist.
How much money do I need to show in the bank?
This is a visa requirement, not a university one, and it varies by country and by how long your course runs.
It is also where most refusals originate. Your plan states the required balance and how long it must have been held, for each country on your shortlist.
Will you sell my phone number to consultancies?
No. Selling student contact details to consultancies is the business model this product exists to replace.
We ask for your email and phone when your plan is ready — to send it to you and so a counsellor can follow up. No consultancy receives your details until you choose one, and nothing is ever sold.
Find out where you actually stand.
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