The Universities in the US admit students twice a year – in January and September. The admission tips suggested below will help all aspiring students seeking admission to US universities:

• Students should begin applying to colleges preferably 12 months in advance as most Universities announce deadlines for applications which is usually 8 to 9 months prior to course start date. So the sooner you apply the better it is.
• Appear for the standardized tests you are required to (like SAT, GRE, GMAT, TOFEL or IELTS) and have the scores with you before you begin applying. This will make the admission process faster and smoother.
• For Undergraduate programs: Student studying in class 11 can also apply for undergraduate studies based on his/her class 11 marks.
• For Postgraduate programs: Student studying in a bachelor’s program and are in their final year or last semester can apply for the masters program based on current percentages.
• Many Universities prefer ETS and WES score reporting. The student should be aware of this before applying to the Universities.
• Its not only the academic percentages or the standardize test score that counts, but also a strong Statement of Purpose and a Reference Letter that will help students get the admission. The following tips should help you write your personal statement.

Personal Statement:

The following are couple of points to be included while preparing personal statement

• What are your reasons for applying to the chosen course?
• Why do you think you are suitable for the course?
• Does your prior education qualification relate to the chosen course?
• Why are your reasons for choosing the university or college?
• List out your skills and achievements, if any
• Link extra-curricular activities if any to the proposed course of study
• List out  work experience if any (it may be voluntary work, relevant to your chosen course)
• Reasons for why you want to study in the US
• Mention future plans – after completing a university course, explain how you want to use the knowledge and experience you will gain.
• Ensure that the language is accurate - grammar, spellings and punctuations.  A statement with errors leaves a negative impression of your skills and the effort you may have put in. 

Referee Letter: Is a letter issued by the Principal, Headmistress or Teacher.  The Reference Letter should have the following information.

• If you have a career plan or work experience related to the course chosen let the Referee know about it, so that he/she can mention that in the letter
• The Referee’s opinion of your suitability for the course or profession chosen
• Mention your performance in individual modules or course components.

The Universities in the UK admit students twice a year – in January and September and it is advisable to apply at least 8 months in advance.

Majority of UK Universities (99.9%) accepts undergraduate students only in the September intake. It is advisable to apply at least 12 months in advance through UCAS.

The deadlines for the courses are mentioned below.
15th October: For Medicine, Dentistry, Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Science courses (Course Codes:  A100, A101, A102, A103, A104, A105, A106, A300, A200, A201, A202, A203, A204, A205, A206, A400, D100, D101 and D102) and for all courses at the University of Oxford and Cambridge.
15th January: All courses except those listed above with 15th October deadline and excluding Art and Design courses.
24th March:  For Art and Design courses.
 
If the student has completed class 11 and studying in class 12 can also apply to Universities. However, he/she has to be aware of entry requirements of the universities and so that he can get the offer letter.

If a student is not able to match the standards of the universities, sometimes a strong Statement of Purpose and a Reference Letter will help students get the admission. The following tips should help you write your Personal Statement and Reference Letter.

Personal Statement:
The following are couple of point to be included while preparing the personal statement

• What are your reasons for applying to the chosen course?
• Why do you think you are suitable for the course?
• Does your prior education qualification relate to the chosen course?
• Why are your reasons for choosing the university or college?
• List out your skills and achievements, if any
• Link extra-curricular activities if any to the proposed course of study
• List out  work experience if any (it may be voluntary work, relevant to your chosen course)
• Reasons for why you want to study in the UK
• Mention future plans – after completing a university course, explain how you want to use the knowledge and experience you will gain.
• Ensure that the language is accurate - grammar, spellings and punctuations.  A statement with errors leaves a negative impression of your skills and the effort you may have put in. 

Referee Letter: Is a letter issued by the Principal, Headmistress or Teacher.  The Reference Letter should have the following information.

• If you have a career plan or work experience related to the course chosen let the Referee know about it, so that he/she can mention that in the letter
• The Referee’s opinion of your suitability for the course or profession chosen
• Mention your performance in individual modules or course components.

The Universities in Australia admit students twice a year – in January/February and June/July. The admission tips suggested below will help all aspiring students seeking admission into colleges in Australia:

• If a student is keen on joining any of the Group 8 universities, then he/she will need to apply at least 10 months in advance.  These universities take about 2-3 months to process admissions and send in the conditional or unconditional offer letter. 
• It is advisable for students to appear for the IELTS test and have the scores before applying. This will make the admission process faster and smoother. This test is a mandatory requirement by all universities.
• For Undergraduate programs: Student studying in class 11 can also apply for undergraduate studies based on his/her class 11 marks.
• For Postgraduate programs: Student studying in a bachelor’s program and are in their final year or last semester can apply for the masters program based on current percentages.
• A strong Statement of Purpose and a Reference letter will help students get an admission even if his percentage is a bit low. The following tips should help you write your personal statement.

Personal Statement:
The following are couple of points to be included while writing the personal statement

• What are your reasons for applying to the chosen course?
• Why do you think you are suitable for the course?
• Does your prior education qualification relate to the chosen course?
• Why are your reasons for choosing the university or college?
• List out your skills and achievements, if any
• Link extra-curricular activities if any to the proposed course of study
• List out  work experience if any (it may be voluntary work, relevant to your chosen course)
• Reasons for why you want to study in the US
• Mention future plans – after completing a university course, explain how you want to use the knowledge and experience you will gain.
• Ensure that the language is accurate - grammar, spellings and punctuations.  A statement with errors leaves a negative impression of your skills and the effort you may have put in. 

Referee Letter: Is a letter issued by the Principal, Headmistress or Teacher.  The Reference Letter should have the following information.

• If you have a career plan or work experience related to the course chosen let the Referee know about it, so that he/she can mention that in the letter
• The Referee’s opinion of your suitability for the course or profession chosen
• Mention your performance in individual modules or course components.