Being a study abroad consultant , during Study Abroad counselling sessions with students at MENTOR UNIVERSE , the most innovative & futuristic Study abroad & test preparation entity , I have observed that some Indian students have lot of misconceptions or say myths , I am sharing here , but for sure , they are just myths and not a reality 🙂

Myth No.1 

1. “Studying abroad is only for wealthy students.” Which is not true. While studying abroad can involve expenses, there are various scholarships, grants, and financial aid options available to make it more accessible to students from different financial backgrounds. Additionally, studying abroad can be a valuable investment in a student’s education and personal growth.

Myth No.2 

2. “Studying abroad is only for language or international relations students.” Studying abroad is not limited to specific fields of study. Universities and colleges offer study abroad opportunities across a wide range of disciplines, including business, engineering, arts, and sciences. It can be a rewarding experience regardless of a student’s major or area of interest.

Myth No.3 

3. “Studying abroad delays graduation.” This is also just a myth. With careful planning and coordination between a student’s home institution and the study abroad program, it is possible to select courses abroad that fulfill the student’s degree requirements. In fact, some study abroad programs offer courses that align with a student’s academic progress, allowing them to stay on track or even get ahead in their studies.

Remember, studying abroad can offer unique cultural experiences, personal development, and academic & financial advantages. It’s important to research and consult with academic advisors to find the best options for your educational goals.

You can always rely on MENTOR UNIVERSE for right study abroad guidance and execution of your study abroad process which includes test preparation , admission , scholarships , student visa for countries like USA , UK , Australia , Canada & Various European Countries.