Student case studies
30 students, each with the problem they walked in with, what we changed, and the dates. Last year 143 students refused elsewhere re-filed with us, and 82.5% were approved. Photos are illustrative; the stories are sample files for this demo site.
BeforeTold she needed IELTS 7 just to apply for nursing
We separated two English rules: the university's entry score, and the nursing board's registration score, which she needs at the end, not the start.
Asha Pun from Myagdi
BeforeAn offer from a pricey private college
He asked one question: is there a cheaper one that's just as good? We put three side by side, in rupees, with our commission on each.
Kiran Bhattarai from Chitwan
BeforeGPA 2.4, a 3-year gap, told no twice
We stopped trying to get her into year 1 of a degree her GPA didn't meet, and found a diploma whose graduates enter year 2.
Puja Thapa from Dharan
BeforeRefused once for the UK
We went through the refusal letter with him. It had one cause: the funds were 5 days short of the 28-day rule.
Anish K.C. from Butwal
BeforeA 4-year gap after his BBA
We framed four years at a bank as the reason for the course, not a hole in his CV, with his manager's letter and his project list.
Pratik Shrestha from Kathmandu
BeforeTold an education loan would take 3 months
Prabesh prepared the loan file before she went to the bank: land ownership certificate, valuation, the offer letter and a one-page cost sheet.
Rekha Poudel from Pokhara
BeforeThought every German public university was free
We showed him the one German state that charges non-EU students tuition, and what it adds over two years: €6,000.
Nabin Khadka from Jhapa
BeforeRs 9 lakh saved, and told only Australia would work
We compared Australia and Germany in rupees: at a public German university his biggest cost was the €11,904 blocked account, not tuition.
Sagar Rai from Ilam
BeforeAn Indian bachelor’s and no idea it needed APS
Her degree is Indian, so APS India applies to her even though she is Nepali. Nationality doesn't decide it; the degree does.
Sujata Neupane from Kathmandu
BeforeThought Finland needed IELTS 7
We read each university's admission page instead of a Facebook post: her programme asked for IELTS 6.0, not 7.
Anita Chaudhary from Nepalgunj
BeforeNo idea scholarships existed
Sarita applied to 4 programmes in the January round, each with its own scholarship rules, and wrote down which ones renew in year 2 and on what grades.
Nisha Shrestha from Bhaktapur
BeforeMissed the Finland deadline once
We set his deadline as two weeks before the real one, and had his transcripts and English test ready in December.
Santosh B.K. from Dang
BeforeRejected once for a missing document
The first rejection had nothing to do with his grades. We fixed the paperwork, not the profile.
Bishnu Lamichhane from Gorkha
BeforePlanned to pay rent from 20 hours of work a week
Sweden cut the work limit to 15 hours a week for permits granted from 11 June 2026. Her plan assumed 20. We rebuilt it before she paid anything.
Ramila Tamang from Sindhupalchok
BeforeParents worried about the distance
His parents came to the second meeting, and got the same written plan he did.
Sabin Lama from Kathmandu
BeforeCame in set on Australia
We put both countries on one page: Australia was over his budget by about Rs 9 lakh in year 1; Denmark was inside it.
Bikash Rana from Butwal
BeforeThe Danish funds figure looked impossible
We explained what the DKK 89,112 figure is: 12 months at DKK 7,426, and that paid tuition counts towards it.
Srijana Bhandari from Nawalparasi
BeforeA 62% bachelor’s and told Denmark wants first class
We applied to programmes that weigh experience, not only marks, and left out two that didn't.
Suraj Mahato from Janakpur
BeforeA niche field and no one who knew it
We started from the job she wanted, then found the course, then the country: Norway leads in aquaculture.
Laxmi Oli from Surkhet
BeforeRefused for Norway on funds the year before
A large deposit just before applying is the most common money red flag we see. We gave his funds time and a paper trail.
Rajan Yadav from Saptari
BeforeRead on Facebook that Norway is free
We showed him Norway’s tuition rule, the NOK 170,368 living figure, and what both mean in rupees.
Tenzin Sherpa from Solukhumbu
BeforeNearly missed the Dutch deadline
Dutch universities often set an earlier deadline for non-EU students. We checked his programme’s and moved everything forward.
Aakash Pandey from Kathmandu
BeforeIELTS 6.0, one band short
She joined our 6-week IELTS batch; her writing went from 5.5 to 6.5.
Ritika Karki from Pokhara
Before+2 GPA 3.1 and told the Netherlands was out of reach
Research universities wanted more; universities of applied sciences fit her grades and her career plan better.
Samjhana Thapa from Baglung
BeforeDid not know Belgium was an option
Belgium never came up at three other consultancies. On her budget it was the best-value English-taught master’s we found.
Bimala Sapkota from Kavre
BeforeTwo years of work, and no idea how to use it
Her two years in freight were her best argument. We built the application around them.
Kabita Dahal from Itahari
BeforeA strong profile and a tiny budget
We searched by budget first, then by field, and Hasselt came out on top.
Ujjwal Basnet from Dhading
BeforeTold she could pay her fees from part-time work
Work rights for students in Cyprus are limited to set hours in named sectors. We built her budget as if she earned nothing.
Alisha Shah from Birgunj
BeforeThought Cyprus was a back door to Europe
We were blunt: a student permit for Cyprus is for Cyprus. If his real goal was Germany, we would plan Germany.
Milan Gurung from Lamjung
BeforeAn offer from a university in the north
Degrees from universities in the north (TRNC) are not recognised by the Republic of Cyprus or most of the EU. We showed him the difference on a map before anything else.
Sanjay Chaudhary from Bardiya
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