Study abroad, without guessing at the cost.

We work across 29 destinations. English-speaking: UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland. Europe: Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Austria. Asia: Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan. Also: Dubai (UAE), Cyprus, Malta. Which one suits you depends on your marks, your budget, whether you need to work alongside study, and whether you intend to stay on afterwards. Those four pull in different directions, so we go through them on the first call rather than starting from a country you have already picked.

Three charters, all structured so the large payment follows a result rather than preceding it. Global Admissions Charter, ₹9,999: a refundable onboarding deposit for paid-tuition universities. It is returned in full once your visa is granted, you have arrived and your tuition is paid, so a placed student pays Axelis nothing. It is also refunded if you receive zero offers. Europe Public Charter, ₹19,999 plus a ₹1,80,000 success fee, ₹1,99,999 in total: the route to tuition-free public universities. The success fee is payable only if and when you accept an offer. Tuition-free study in Europe is what makes it worth paying, and it saves ₹80+ lakhs in tuition fees. Ivy League Charter, ₹19,999 plus a ₹1,80,000 success fee, ₹1,99,999 in total: the same model for Master's and MBA applications to the Ivy League, Ivy Plus, Public Ivies and Little Ivies (49 universities). The ₹19,999 is refunded if no university on your list makes an offer, and the success fee is payable only if you accept an offer from one of those 49. Free either way: the first consultation and profile assessment, university shortlisting, and general guidance on how the process works. Structured this way, the risk of paying for nothing sits with us rather than with you. [Zero Tuition Fee Universities - Complete Guide](https://youtu.be/I7EzLc62Y6c) [Our Student Plan Programs](/products) | [Success Stories](/testimonials)

Over 2000+ scholarship opportunities are searchable through us: merit awards, need-based aid, government schemes, university-specific awards, field-specific funding in STEM, arts and business, and diversity scholarships. Agent-channel scholarships at 1600+ universities. We match against your actual profile, help with the applications, and track the deadlines, which are usually months earlier than the application deadline and are the most common reason students miss out. 85% of our students receive some form of financial aid, typically $8,000 to $25,000 a year. A few get full funding covering tuition and living costs. [Canada Scholarships Guide](/blog/canada-scholarships) | [UK Scholarship Opportunities](/blog/uk-scholarships) | [All Scholarship Resources](/scholarships)

Yes. We work with University Living, Amber Student and This is Fresh, and directly with university housing offices. We shortlist properties, arrange virtual tours, read the lease before you sign it, and handle the deposit and booking so the confirmation is in your hand before you fly. Options run from university halls to private studios, shared houses and homestays. Two things worth knowing. Book early for a September intake, because the affordable rooms near campus go first. And never pay a deposit to a landlord you found outside these platforms without showing us the paperwork, because that is where most accommodation fraud against Indian students happens.

We work with 25+ lenders: public banks (SBI, Bank of Baroda, Canara), private banks (HDFC, ICICI, Axis), NBFCs (Avanse, Credila, InCred, Auxilo) and international lenders (Prodigy Finance, MPOWER). What that market currently offers: up to 100% of costs, ₹10 lakh to ₹1.5 crore, interest from around 8.5% a year, repayment up to 15 years, and a moratorium covering the course plus six months to a year. We check your eligibility before you apply anywhere, compare offers side by side, prepare the file, and follow the sanction through to disbursement. We will also show you where Section 80E applies to the interest. If your co-applicant's credit history is going to sink the application, you will hear it from us at the start rather than after three rejections.