Our initial consultation is free, where we assess your profile and goals. Based on the scope of services required (application support, visa, job help), we offer affordable packages. We believe in transparent pricing and high-value support.

• Ideally, you should begin your study abroad journey 8–12 months before your intended intake. This allows time for:
• Exam preparation (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, GRE if required)
• University shortlisting and applications
• Document preparation and visa processing
• Arranging finances and accommodation

• Yes. We specialise in supporting students with non-linear academic journeys, including:
• Study gaps due to health, personal, or career reasons
• Average or below-average grades
• Guidance on applying to universities with flexible entry criteria or pathway programmes

• Yes, most countries allow part-time work on a student visa.
• UK: 20 hours/week during term; full-time during holidays
• Canada: 20 hours/week; full-time during breaks
• Australia: 24 hours/week
• USA: On-campus jobs (Year 1), CPT/OPT options from Year 2
• We help ensure you’re aware of visa restrictions and employment rights.

• UG = Undergraduate (Bachelor’s degree)
• PG = Postgraduate (Master’s/PhD)
• Pathway programmes = Foundation/preparatory courses for those who don’t directly meet academic or language requirements
• We advise on the right route based on your profile.

Yes. In fact, we recommend applying to 3–5 universities across 1–2 countries to keep your options open and improve your chances of admission. Our team manages multiple applications efficiently.

• Most universities require proof of English proficiency. Common tests include:
• IELTS / TOEFL / PTE / Duolingo English Test
• Some universities may waive this if you studied in English previously. We advise on test selection, preparation, and exemptions.

• While full scholarships are highly competitive, partial and merit-based scholarships are available based on:
• Academic excellence
• Extracurricular achievements
• Financial need
• We guide you in crafting strong scholarship applications and exploring alternate funding options.

• While requirements vary, common documents include:
• Academic transcripts and certificates
• CV/resume
• Statement of Purpose (SOP) or Personal Statement
• Letters of Recommendation (LOR)
• Valid passport
• English proficiency scores (IELTS/TOEFL)
• We help with document preparation, formatting, and review.

Absolutely. In fact, we are committed to helping students with limited access to global education resources, especially from small towns, regional universities, and lesser-known backgrounds. We provide end-to-end virtual support regardless of your location.

• At Zylentrix, we go beyond traditional counselling. We offer:
• Personalised roadmaps based on career goals
• Study + Internship combos through our UK-based internship network
• End-to-end support (Application → Visa → Job → Post-study career)
• Focus on future employability, not just admissions