Study Abroad

For all those thinking of applying for admission in the universities in the UK, please note that they do not offer any placement after the completion of course ( not even after an MBA). Please consider this factor before finalising a university.

Are you planning to study abroad? Have you decided on a course yet?

Tired of reading rejection emails for the jobs you applied for?

Follow these simple steps to improve your chances of getting an interview call:

a. Customize your CV to match the job description - that doesn't mean lying about your work experience, it's more about highlighting the relevant work experience, transferable skills and your personality that makes you a good fit for the job. Screen the Job description carefully and highlight the key words. Now, map your CV with the key words you selected.

b. Write a winning cover letter - this is your chance to connect with the hiring manager. Your opportunity to use your voice and highlight your personal brand. Do your home work about the brand, see what they are doing, what their mission is. Use this information in your cover letter to vocalise how you can contribute to the organization.

c. Does your LinkedIn profile contradict what you have said in your CV? Check that and make sure you sound consistent.

d. Is your CV too long? Make sure it is succinct. It's not about talking about everything you did in your previous jobs. Learn to filter and prioritise, a skill that is in demand these days - choose the right filter not only when you are seeking information but also while giving out information.

Hope this helps. If you need more support on this drop a comment or feel free to reach out.

Welcome to our page!
This page is an initiative by an international student who has a first hand experience of the entire process of the journey of going to a new country to study.

If you are thinking of studying abroad or are looking for expert advice, drop us a query and someone will get in touch with you at the earliest.

Wish you luck!