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What to bring to counselling
Your mark sheets, passport if you have one, a rough budget, and the countries you are considering. If you are unsure, come anyway — the first meeting is to sort the options.
Process
· 4 steps
The same order for every student, so the test, the offer, and the visa never wait on each other.
How it works
Four stops, in this order. You always know what comes next and what to bring.
Bring your mark sheets and the countries you are considering. We sort the options together.
A short test shows where you stand, so you join the right batch and set a realistic target.
Regular classes, weekly mocks, and feedback on writing and speaking until the score is there.
Book the exam, then the offer, documents, and visa file move in one sequence.
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Your mark sheets, passport if you have one, a rough budget, and the countries you are considering. If you are unsure, come anyway — the first meeting is to sort the options.
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You join an IELTS or PTE batch, sit regular mocks, and get writing and speaking feedback until the score matches the universities on your list.
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University shortlist, offer documents, statement of purpose, financial papers, and the visa form. We also rehearse the interview before submission.
Questions
Yes. The first counselling session is free and there is no obligation to enrol.
Both are accepted widely. It depends on your country, university, and how you prefer to sit a test. We look at your list and your level before recommending one.
Yes. Most students prepare for the test while we shortlist courses, so the offer and visa work can start as soon as the score is in.
At the centre on the 2nd Floor, above Dashmesh Bajaj, Dalhousie Road, near Simbal Chowk, Pathankot. We are open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 18:00.
Yes. Bring your 10th, 12th, and any IELTS or PTE score to a free counselling session. A counsellor matches the course and visa — it is a first-pass check, not a visa decision.