If you're applying to a business school abroad this year, you've probably already realised how noisy this space is :d
One counsellor says one thing. Reddit says another. YouTube says something completely different.
And somehow, you're expected to make a ₹50-80 lakh decision with confidence.
I've been through this process myself. I've made mistakes. I've spoken to hundreds of students. I've worked with applicants one-to-one.
And over the last four years, I've documented everything I wish someone had told me before I applied.
This isn't another generic study abroad guide. It's a decision kit.
Built to help you pressure-test your choices before you commit.
No commission, hidden agenda or random "just follow your dreams"
Just honest, practical insights from someone who's actually lived it.
What the pack contains:
Not another guide telling you where to study. This is about helping you decide whether you're making the right decision in the first place. Through deep dives into the five biggest choices you'll make, I'll help you pressure-test your course, country, ROI, career prospects and more. This is a high-detail resource with lots of examples
2 resources you'll actually use. AI prompt library for smarter research + Myth-busting glossary decoding every confusing term agents throw around
The conversations nobody else is willing to have. Including:
The conversations you rarely get to have. Real, anonymised questions and honest answers from people in my network who've been there, done that, from job hunting and sponsorship to study abroad related regrets, unexpected challenges and things they wish they'd known sooner. Think of it as borrowing years of hindsight before making your own decision.
✓ Students planning to apply to study abroad b-schools this year
✓ Parents who want to understand the process
✓ People confused between countries or courses
✓ Students who don't want commission-driven advice
✓ Anyone spending lakhs and wanting to make the decision properly
Because I got tired of watching students make life-changing decisions based on:
You deserve better than that <3