A- Edysor is a platform that allows students to complete the enrolled process of aboard Universities under a single roof. We will help you from the application process until you get settled in the new country. We offer many services such as profile evaluation, shortlisting colleges, visa application process while providing you the best guidance from top counselors for every student that signs up on this platform. Our experienced counseling team will help the students make the right choices for their careers.

A- EdYsor does not charge any amount from the students. All the payment done is for university tuition fees and accommodation. Edysor services are free of cost for its users.

A- Study abroad will vary depending on the program and the level of degree you are pursuing. As a general rule, an undergraduate degree typically takes three to four years to complete (for example, in the UK, most subjects typically require three years, while in the United States, four years are typically required), while a graduate degree, such as a master's or equivalent, typically takes one to two years to complete. Typically, a doctoral program (PhD) takes three to four years to complete.

A- Yes. Before beginning your university studies, you can obtain conditional acceptance from a college in order to meet the language requirements. Upon arrival in the United States, you can begin your ESL program (English as a Second Language) and, after completion, you can change the conditional admission to a final acceptance.

A- Edysor is partnered with several Universities that will help in offering the best experience for your application process. With this platform, you can upload all the required documents and apply among the wide range of universities available on Edysor platform. In addition to this, Edysor will review the applications before sending them to universities. We will provide you with follow-ups from the university and will assist you in the whole process of moving forward with the study abroad journey.

A- To get acceptance from the university, it will take some 8-9 weeks. Although, this timeline will vary from university to university of your choice. The platform of Edysor will help in staying in contact with the applied universities while helping you decide as quickly as possible.

A- There are three types of accommodation most commonly found abroad: -Renting a private apartment, -Living in a student residence, -Choosing a homestay. Depending on your personal preferences, you may choose one of them. Renting a private residence away from the university is an effective option if you prefer to live in a more private setting without having to share a bathroom, avoiding distracting situations, and perhaps having more space. However, you should be aware that this will probably be the most expensive option unless you share it with a roommate. Choosing a hall residence could be the most suitable choice if you wish to experience the full university experience, pay less, and meet more people. The term "homestay" refers to living with a family abroad. It is a great way to quickly immerse yourself in a foreign culture, learn the language, and meet locals.

A- The universities present abroad countries that open for admission throughout the year. Some universities will allow intakes to be two and some for three during the academic year session. The student must initiate the steps associated with the admission process months in advance.

A- The total costs will depend on numerous factors, such as the destination of the city, cost of living in that city, personal expenses along with the fees charged by the university, and further costs such as insurance. Many of the courses present on this platform are under your budget, and you can take the help of our services to compare various universities.

A- No worries at all. Even if your application is rejected for any reason (which rarely occurs), we will continue to offer our services to you at no additional charge until you are admitted to one of the leading universities in the world.

A- In this case, your student visa will determine whether you are permitted to work. In some countries, there are restrictions on the amount of paid work that can be undertaken while studying abroad. In most cases, there is a limit of 20 hours of paid work per week during term time, and full-time work is permitted during holidays.

A- Many universities have deadlines for financial aid, and with a good profile, the opportunities of having funding options are brilliant.

A- There are a lot of universities that ask the students to upload a pdf copy for their SOPs. Thus, hard copies are not required for these universities. The matter to be written in these SOPs depends on the course and university while being more than 1000 words.

A- In some countries, the process of obtaining a visa is fast and straightforward; however, it can take a long time and be rather costly in others. Some visa applications require the applicant to apply in person at the regional Consulate of their destination country. For this purpose, you may be required to visit the Consulate. A student visa application, along with other relevant documents, may be required if your program requires you to obtain a student visa. If you meet the requirements of the visa officer, your visa will be approved. For countries like Canada and Australia, you must present your visa application and relevant documents.

A- Having medical insurance while studying abroad may be beneficial to your health and safety. When an unexpected medical expense arises, the coverage ensures that you will be treated as soon as possible, regardless of where you are located.

A- Yes, team Edysor will evaluate your profile and will guide you towards a list of scholarships categorized on both merit and need based that are available from government and universities. In addition to this, based on your profile and eligibility there are several Edysor scholarships from which student's can benefit.