To study abroad, there are a variety of entry requirements a student may need to fulfil. These may include-
-Completing previous relevant degrees
-Completing certain pre-requisite courses
-Studying at certain universities
-Evidence of English Proficiency
Besides, these different universities and courses may have some particular requirements and pathways, including foundation courses and English programs. You should carefully study the university websites that you are interested in. Our experienced councillors at InspoXpert Consultants are well capable of letting you know of any requirements you need to fulfil for your dream to come true

Costs may vary based on the country and program that you choose. To study abroad, you need to keep the following expenses in your mind
-Documentation preparation fees
-Visa application fees
-Medical examination fees
-At least ONE-semester tuition fee
-Health insurance fee
-Travel expenses
There may be additional expenses, but you need not worry. At InspoXpert, we will inform you well in advance about any upcoming expenses, so it does not come to you as a surprise.

-Your first and foremost priorities should always be your academic interests and career goals
-Do not rush. Do your research about your chosen subjects and institutions. Look at their ranking, graduate employment rate, internship or job placement opportunities.
-Do not forget to check on the country, location, expenses and lifestyle.
-Carefully study the economic, political and social stability of your destination.
-Think carefully about the people and lifestyle you want to surround yourself with. Ask yourself whether you want a fast-paced city or a laid-back country town? If you want to remain close to people of your community, you may need to narrow down your search.
-If migration is also in your mind, make sure you check on the country’s immigration website to get the latest update. Though this should not be the sole reason behind your decision as the migration policy can change very quickly without giving you the chance to adapt.
-One other factor is to choose the country with the best health care for international students. With COVID being rampant globally, health care facilities have become ever more critical for anyone, especially those living far away from home.
Our consultants and councillors are well-versed about different countries and programs and surely can guide you to your desired destination, which will act in your best interest.

An internationally recognised degree gained overseas has always been a vital element in developing a prosperous career. Many research pieces have proved that employers prefer to hire employees who have more soft skills and academic excellence since studying abroad will allow them to be more adaptable with above-average communication skills.

Yes, you can apply but it depends on whether the universities allow with the study gap. There are universities who allow the study gap. Please fill out our form with the required details our expert education counsellor will contact with you after reviewing your details

Yes, full funded scholarships are available. To get 100% scholarship, you must have good academic result and involvement in extra-curricular activities. But you can definitely apply.

Most institutions require a partial deposit of tuition fee before issuing the final document based on which a student can apply for the visa. Deposit is only mandatory for institutions that require it. If the institution does not require a deposit prior to issuing the final confirmation then no deposit is required before visa. It may be noted however, that payment of deposit beforehand is beneficial to the student since it shows genuine commitment of the student to study in the institution. All deposit payments made prior to visa are adjusted with tuition fees and so the student does not end up paying anything extra. It may also be mentioned that all institutions we work with provide a full refund in case the visa is refused. Some institutions do deduct a nominal administrative fee if a refund needs to be provided. Please speak with your counselor or interested universities to find out more.

If you have to study abroad on your agenda, you should start well ahead. Since this is a decision as big as it gets, you should allow yourself ample time for planning. If you want to go for an undergraduate degree, you should start preparation right after completing HSC/A-Levels or equivalent tests. If you plan for a Post-Graduate degree, you should start laying out your plan for your study abroad endeavour from your last semester of bachelor’s degree.

There is no doubt that the skills, qualifications and professional recognition needed by businesses differ in different countries. Even though most of the overseas degrees are accepted as valid degree in Bangladesh, we recommend you do some extensive research for their professional accreditation in Bangladesh.

Where there is a will, there is a way. Almost all the countries have some scholarships and bursaries available for international students in one form or other, albeit they vary based on the program and level of study and the available funds of that university. In some countries, some government scholarships are also available.

Without a doubt, it can be said that scholarships are highly competitive, and various factors can play their roles in determining whether you will be granted one. Some of the critical factors may be-

-Your previous result
-Your English proficiency score
-Writing the correct statement of purpose
-For research students, drawing up the perfect research proposal
-Finding the right supervisor

At InspoXpert, we have a very talented and gifted pool of councillors who can guide you to secure the best scholarship and bursary available for you.

Working part-time while on a student visa (if permitted) can be a tremendous value-added element in any student’s resume. It allows a student to gain valuable real-life experience, build solid communication skills, and develop other soft skills needed to complement their studies.

However, each student needs to be very careful before undertaking any work. They need to check whether their visa permits them to work and, if so, how much and to which extent. Most of the universities have a career hub that can assist a student in this regard.

Yes, you can apply for the scholarship but this will vary depending on the subject and university.