Questions to Ask Overseas Education Consultants in Hyderabad
Make sure you choose a consultancy that specialises in your preferred country and university. For instance, Fateh Education is primarily focused on the UK and Ireland and is tied to over 120 universities in both countries.
Always prefer consultancy with the highest approval rate; for instance, Fateh Education boasts a 99% success rate for Ireland.
True feedback counts; not just generic testimonials, but genuine feedback from past students provides you with insights, sharing the full extent of their experiences.
You should always ask whether they will help you with preparation for IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE is supported; here, Fateh Education offers customised preparation in all formats (live, recorded, booster courses), so it's a big bonus!
Good consultants will match you with universities based on your academic strengths, career goals, budget, and personal preferences. Fateh Education claims it as 'meticulous matching.'
More than just filling forms, consultants should be assisting you with drafting your SOP, mock interviews, and submission to VFS.
Not everyone offers pre-departure and post-departure orientation. Fateh supports you from acceptance to accommodation, culture orientation, and taking small steps into the new country
Always look for official links such as the British Council, ICEF, or recognition from Cambridge. Fateh Education mentions Cambridge ESOL certification and Irish university awards, which could be a bonus point for you as a student.
The Timeframe of the matters. For example, the visa processing for Ireland takes about four weeks from the time of application. A competent consultant should provide you with deadlines and milestones to work toward.
It is always beneficial to find out whether they can guide you with scholarships, financial support for a visa, or help you create your budget. Fateh Education gives a perceived hint to financial guidance in search of courses. Question Why it matters 1 Country/uni specialisation Ensures relevant expertise 2 Visa approval rate Shows trust in track record 3 Student Connect Access Validates reputation 4 Test prep details Reduces outside dependencies 5 University matching approach Focuses on personalised outcomes 6 Visa process support Helps avoid delays 7 Pre-/post-departure guidance Makes the transition seamless 8 Official partnerships Boosts credibility 9 Timeline clarity Keeps you on track 10 Scholarship help Lightens financial limitation
An ideal overseas study consultant does all to make the journey of study abroad very simple. If one poses the right questions, it becomes easy to determine that genuine guidance, proper university ties, and full support, will be rendered throughout the process. You can move with assurance and make informed decisions concerning your future, being clear about the consultant's expertise, processes, and success rate.
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