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We are dedicated to finding the best-fit programmes for you.

International affiliations

Our expert team of counsellors have over two decades of experience and are affiliated with professional organisations such as IECA.

Diverse applicants

We have worked with applicants from diverse backgrounds ranging from finance, investing and real estate to public policy, cryptocurrency, nanotechnology, renewable energy, decisions sciences, national and international sportspeople and others.

Global expertise

Our team has country specialists with in-depth knowledge about leading universities, their ethos, application requirements and processes in the US, UK, Canada, Europe, Australia, Singapore and more.

Seasoned specialists

We have dedicated specialists who assist you with specific parts of the application such as the statement of purpose, resume, letters of recommendation strategy and the interview.

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FAQs

A postgraduate or master’s degree is a higher qualification after an undergraduate or bachelor’s degree. Students pursuing their postgraduate studies are looking to specialise at an advanced level.

Postgraduate degrees vary from MA/MSc programmes to MBAs and PhDs. Depending on your short-term goals, preferred location to work and area of specialisation, each advanced level qualification can be beneficial in different ways.

Postgraduate studies are an excellent way to refine your interests, enhance your skill set, and cultivate a comprehensive understanding of your preferred field. But more importantly, a postgraduate makes you more employable. According to the University of East Anglia, UK, approximately 15 percent of jobs (1 in 7) will need a postgraduate degree.

When deciding where to pursue your postgraduate education, it’s important to consider your personal and professional goals. While many study in popular destinations such as the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and parts of Europe, you should find a location that offers specialisations that align with your individual needs and cultural preferences. Simply put, you should look for a place that can provide you with the education you need to achieve your goals and where you feel comfortable and supported.

If you’re wondering whether you can use your postgraduate degree to get a work permit, it’s important to understand that the rules and opportunities vary depending on the country. In the UK and Canada, for instance, you can extend your student visa by two years, while in the US, the extension is only for one year (known as OPT), which applies to all degrees that are not in the STEM field. The availability and requirements of these permits also depend on whether you have a job offer in the respective country.

Postgraduate programmes cover many education options after your bachelor’s degree. A master’s in one of many postgraduate programmes that allows you to earn degrees such as MPhil, MSc and MA, among others. Other postgraduate programmes include doctorates, diplomas, and professional degrees like LLM, MD, CPA, FRM, and more.

Absolutely! When pursuing a master’s degree, you can choose to enrol either as a full-time or part-time student, which will determine the duration of your degree programme. If you opt for full-time study and take a full course load, you can expect to finish your degree programme faster. On the other hand, as a part-time student, you can work to balance the financial burden of tuition. However, completing your degree will take longer. Ultimately, the decision to enrol as a full-time or part-time should align with your circumstances and goals. It’s important to weigh the pros and cons of each option and consider how it will impact your life and career aspirations.

Anusha Bhagat

Chief Operating Officer

PGDM, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad;
B.A in Economics, Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University

Anusha Bhagat is a growth strategist and operations expert with 15 years of
securities-industry leadership
across Hong Kong, India and Singapore.
At UBS she served as Chief Operating Officer – Equities & Investment Banking, India,
transforming an at-risk equities franchise with legacy infrastructure into a
robust, growth-ready platform and rolling out new products under enhanced
governance.

She has launched cash-equity, equity-derivatives and prime-broking businesses in
multiple Asian markets and sat on the deal-closing teams for UBS’s
acquisition of ABN Amro’s global F&O business (2006) and the GS-JB Were
Australia joint venture (2003).
Her track record spans in-house M&A, technology turnarounds,
process re-engineering and enterprise-wide risk remediation
.

Known for a collaborative, cross-functional working style, Anusha combines
front-office product insight with settlement, control, technology and
regulatory frameworks to deliver end-to-end solutions. She derives energy from
tackling challenging build-outs and supporting teams in achieving
their growth and career goals.

If Anusha weren’t a COO, she would be …
helping early-stage founders scale up as a full-time venture advisor.

The question she’s asked most often …
“How do we turn this legacy process into a competitive advantage?”

Kavita Sonawala

Chief Marketing Officer

Shikha Dhar

Associate Director, Institutional Services

Nainika Ajani

Associate Director, Partner Relations

Aneri Shah

Manager, Boarding School Admissions

Mehnaz Jaffer

Associate Director, Sales, Business Development and Marketing, Undergraduate Applications and Preparation

Aarti Anand

Associate Director, Client Servicing, Undergraduate Preparation

Sheetal Vora

Associate Director, Client Servicing, Undergraduate Applications

Tripti Singh

Associate Director, Postgraduate Services

Natasha Mankikar

Manager, MBA services

Neil Maheshwari

CFO & COO, U.S. News
& World Report,

MBA in Finance, Illinois State University;
Chartered Accountant; CPA; Bachelor’s in Accounting

Neil Maheshwari is CFO & COO of the U.S. News & World Report, L.P. He has overall responsibility for financial strategy, capital allocation, business operations and strategic investments.

He has over 30 years of experience in the media business, especially related to corporate finance, business operations, taxes and digital strategy. He was a key member of the team that led the digital transformation of U.S. News in 2010.

Neil’s career began at the New York Daily News in 1993, following its acquisition by Mort Zuckerman. Over the years his responsibilities have encompassed budgeting, contract negotiations, tax management and IT operations for the New York Daily News, U.S. News & World Report and other media entities under the family’s ownership.

As a member of the executive committee, Neil participates in crucial business-strategy decisions and their implementation. He is also deeply involved in evaluating all potential acquisition and divestiture opportunities for the media companies owned by Mort Zuckerman. His prior experience includes leading the sale of Fast Company to G & J in December 2000, as well as the sales of Atlantic Monthly, Radar magazine, Applied Printing Technologies and, most recently, the New York Daily News to Tribune Publishing in 2017.

Before joining the Daily News and U.S. News, Neil spent over four years with a mid-town CPA firm, specialising in audits and mergers & acquisitions for publishing clients. He also gained experience at the India offices of Arthur Andersen and Ernst & Young.

Namita Mehta

President

Dr. Kimberly Dixit

CEO & Co-founder of
The Red Pen