Academic And Professional Studies Abroad

Our office is located in the lower ground floor of a building in Kailash Colony. It stays quite cool and quiet down here, which is helpful when we are buried under piles of student folders and application forms. We help people who are trying to go to universities in other countries. It sounds fancy, but mostly it is just a lot of reading through thick brochures and checking visa rules that seem to change every other week. We are not a huge international agency; we are just a handful of people sitting at desks helping folks figure out what to do next. The basement can get a little bit dark, but we have enough lamps to keep things going. Most of our day is spent talking on the phone or responding to emails from parents who are worried about their kids' futures. It is a lot of responsibility because these decisions really matter to people. We try to be very direct with everyone who walks in. If a student's grades aren't high enough for a certain school, we tell them that straight away. We have been in this same spot for quite a long time now. Kailash Colony is a nice area, but finding a place to park your car near the office is a daily struggle. If you are coming to see us, the metro is probably a better bet. We stay late most evenings trying to get the final paperwork finished.