— By Gaurav Batra

For many Indian students, studying abroad is more than an academic decision. It's tied to ambition, hope, and the desire to grow through new experiences. But turning that dream into reality isn't always straightforward. Students often face delays, incomplete information, and unexpected hurdles. Interest in overseas education is rising, yet without a reliable system, the process becomes harder — sometimes overwhelming. At times, it feels less like planning and more like taking a gamble.

The core problem lies in how fragmented the system is. The journey involves students, parents, agents, banks, universities, and government departments, but rarely in coordination. Families are often left without clear guidance on finances or documentation. This gap leaves room for unregulated agents and consultants who promise “guarantees” in exchange for hefty fees.

Securing loans is equally difficult. Endless forms, back-and-forth communication, and uncertain timelines........

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