Student case study · Denmark · Sep 2026
Suraj, from Janakpur to Copenhagen.
MSc Business Administration, Copenhagen
MSc in Copenhagen, admitted on his work and SOP.
Illustrative photo, not Suraj.
- From
- Janakpur
- Before
- A 62% bachelor’s and told Denmark wants first class
- Course
- MSc Business Administration
- Where
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Counsellor
- Sarita Adhikari
Where Suraj started.
A 62% bachelor’s and told Denmark wants first class.
- BBA, 62%.
- Three years in sales at a consumer goods company.
What we changed.
- We applied to programmes that weigh experience, not only marks, and left out two that didn't.
- His statement opened with numbers he had moved at work, not with his grade.
How the file came together.
Oct 2025
First call.
Jan 2026
Applied to 3 programmes.
Apr 2026
Admission.
Jun 2026
Permit applied.
Sep 2026
Started in Copenhagen.
The result.
MSc in Copenhagen, admitted on his work and SOP.
- Applied where work experience counts.
- A statement built on three years of sales numbers.
- Permit granted in 7 weeks.
Today: First semester in Copenhagen.
Our approval rate for Denmark in FY 2025/26: 93.2% (82 of 88 files). How we count it
In Suraj's words.
"They told me where my 62% would hold me back, and where it would not. That honesty saved me two application fees."
What this means for your file.
- Find the one thing blocking your file first. For Suraj it was: a 62% bachelor’s and told Denmark wants first class.
- Choose the course for the job after it. His statement opened with numbers he had moved at work, not with his grade.
- Get the plan in writing before you pay. Every option, its total cost in rupees and our commission, by 8 pm the day you call.
