IOES - Study Abroad Consultancy India

Many Indian students aspire to study abroad and have been counted as one of the largest groups of migrants in the past many years. If you check through the stats report for previous years before 2020, the rate is very high. We have noticed many students prefer foreign universities for higher studies on comparing with Indian colleges. Indian Students often prefer abroad colleges for the immense opportunities they might gain. But, with opportunities come challenges that often influence their decision to study abroad. Homesickness, Cultural Issues, and complex application process are a few challenges that make students change their plans. However, a few students cope up well with these challenges once reach their study abroad destination. In this post, we will discuss some of the common challenges faced by Indian Students when studying abroad. 1. Finding your Course and On-Time Completion of Complex Application Process Most international students step back after witnessing the C

  Students who have less money in their pocket and do not wish to burden their parents find it tough to fulfill their study abroad dream. However, it becomes more difficult if they are unable to find a sponsor to provide financial support. In such circumstances, when everyone would think of giving up there still might be some who'd fight to try to make it. So here I/we guide you to how to go ahead. Start with: Research   Have you ever heard of 'need-blind admission'? Yes, many top institutions in the USA use this term as a college admission policy where they grant admission purely on a merit basis and do not consider your financial situation when deciding admission. So, if you're meticulous, just go ahead. Apply for some good international scholarships to stay away from taking loans. If you have financial constraints, you should apply to some cost-effective, economical countries like Germany and Canada rather than following the mob mentali