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An amazing session interacting with students and discussing global career opportunities, study abroad pathways, and the future of AI-powered education.
From choosing the right country to exploring high-ROI courses and top universities, students are now making smarter decisions for their future with Edvia.ai 🚀
Students didn’t just show up, they took control of their study abroad journey with Edvia
No middlemen. No mixed signals. Just smart decisions. 🌍📚
We built Edvia because we kept seeing the same story repeat itself.
A student works hard for years, gets decent grades, dreams of studying in Canada or the UK — and then hits a wall. Not because they weren't good enough, but because the process was confusing, expensive, and designed to make them dependent on consultants who charged ₹50,000 to ₹1,50,000 just to fill out forms.
We thought that was wrong. So we built a free alternative.
Here's a complete breakdown of every tool available on Edvia.ai right now, who it's for, and how it compares to what else is out there.
When a student starts thinking about studying abroad, they face questions like:
Traditionally, answering all of this meant hiring a consultant. We replaced all of that with AI — and made it free.
The heart of the platform. Enter your academic background, preferred country, budget, and field of study — and the AI instantly matches you with the most suitable courses and universities from our database of 850+ institutions worldwide.
What makes it different from just Googling:
Countries covered: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, New Zealand, and more.
Most platforms give you information and then leave you alone. Our chatbot stays with you.
Ask it anything, anytime:
No appointment needed. No waiting till Monday morning. Instant, accurate answers — day or night.
This one came directly from student feedback. The number one complaint we heard about consultants: "I have no idea what's happening with my application."
With Edvia's dashboard, you can see:
No more chasing someone on WhatsApp for updates.
Search and compare universities across multiple countries in one place. Filter by course, country, budget, or intake year. No jumping between five different websites.
This isn't just a directory — it's connected to the AI, so what you search feeds into your personalized recommendations.
Paying tuition fees abroad is more painful than it should be — high forex margins, slow transfers, confusing bank processes.
Edvia's integrated fee transfer service makes this:
(Available for select destinations — check your dashboard for eligibility)
Planning the move itself is stressful. Edvia is building this into the platform so you don't have to coordinate across five apps.
(Currently rolling out — coming soon for more destinations)
Here's an honest side-by-side comparison:
| What You Need | Edvia.ai | Traditional Consultant | IDP / Leverage Edu / Shiksha |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personalized university matching | ✅ AI-powered, instant | ✅ But costs ₹50k–₹1.5L | ⚠️ Basic filters |
| Real eligibility check | ✅ Against actual requirements | ⚠️ Depends on agent's knowledge | ❌ Not available |
| Scholarship info included | ✅ Transparent | ⚠️ Often hidden or incomplete | ⚠️ Partial |
| 24/7 support | ✅ AI chatbot | ❌ Business hours only | ⚠️ Some platforms |
| Application tracking | ✅ Real-time dashboard | ❌ Manual, often delayed | ⚠️ Limited |
| Unbiased recommendations | ✅ No commission model | ❌ Commission-driven | ⚠️ Partially |
| No hidden fees | ✅ Full transparency | ❌ Common issue | ⚠️ Varies |
| Fee transfer service | ✅ Built-in | ❌ Student sorts it alone | ❌ |
| Accommodation + Flights | ✅ In-platform (rolling out) | ❌ | ❌ |
| Cost to student | FREE | ₹50,000–₹1,50,000+ | Free (with upsells) |
The biggest difference isn't just cost. It's bias. Consultants earn commissions from specific universities — so their "recommendation" is often the school that pays them the most. Our AI has no commission model. It recommends what fits your profile, full stop.
We'll be honest — Edvia is a growing platform. A few things to keep in mind:
We're building this in public, and your feedback directly shapes what we build next.
Everything mentioned above — the Course Finder, Chatbot, Dashboard, Global Search — is available free of charge.
👉 edvia.ai
If you have questions about how the platform works, drop them in the comments. We read every one and respond.
Edvia.ai is a free AI platform that does what study abroad consultants charge ₹50k–₹1.5L for university matching across 850+ institutions, real-time application tracking, 24/7 chatbot support, scholarship info, and full financial transparency. No hidden fees. No commission bias. Built for students who deserve better.
Okay so I've been following this for a while and I genuinely didn't think something like this would happen in India at this scale, but here we are.
Edvia.ai — an AI-powered study abroad platform — has been running what they're calling "India's only study abroad movement," and they've taken it on the road across 60 cities all over the country. I attended one of the stops and honestly? It changed how I think about going abroad for education.
So what even is this tour?
Think of it less like a college fair and more like a movement that's come to your city to tell you: "You CAN go abroad, and you don't need an overpriced consultant to do it."
For a long time, when Indian students thought about studying abroad, the immediate reaction was "it's not possible" — because of the confusion, endless research, and costly middlemen involved. Edvia is literally trying to dismantle that mindset, city by city. Startup News
Why does this matter?
When considering studying abroad, students always run into the same questions: Do I need an agent? Can I apply on my own? Who can I trust? For many, the process feels complex and expensive. The Week
That's the exact pain point Edvia was built to solve. It's an ed-tech solution that empowers students to handle their own admissions abroad — doing away with the need for traditional consultants, unnecessary fees, and the risk of fraud. Edvia
What's the big deal about the tour specifically?
The tour brings this access directly to students across the country — not just the metros. Tier-2 cities, smaller towns — places where a study abroad consultant might not even exist. And the offer attached to the tour is hard to ignore: students can get up to ₹10 lakh in scholarships and even a free air ticket. Edvia
What does Edvia actually offer?
This isn't just a flashy marketing roadshow. The platform itself is genuinely useful:
Edvia's AI Course Finder matches your academic profile with data from 850+ universities worldwide within seconds, giving you the best options that suit your background and goals. The Tribune
Students can track their application status in real time while enjoying complete financial transparency — from tuition fees to visa requirements. This visibility builds confidence and eliminates the anxiety that often accompanies traditional study abroad applications. The Tribune
And the kicker? Unlike conventional consultancies driven by commissions, Edvia offers unbiased, student-first guidance backed by years of expertise in the study abroad sector. The Tribune
Who started this?
Mr. Daljeet Sandhu recognized these pain points and decided it was time to simplify the journey — to make studying abroad a smooth and transparent process, not a stressful one. The Tribune
Edvia was founded with a singular mission: to make the study abroad journey seamless and inclusive, no matter a student's background. Because studying abroad shouldn't be a privilege for those who can afford expensive consultants — it should be a right for every learner. First India
The bigger picture
India sends hundreds of thousands of students abroad every year, yet the process has remained broken for decades — dominated by consultants who charge fortunes and sometimes actively mislead students. Thousands of students across the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, and beyond have already found their ideal universities through the platform. What once took weeks now takes minutes. First India
Taking this tour to 60 Indian cities isn't just a marketing exercise — it's a statement. That every student in Ludhiana, Bhopal, Kochi, or Guwahati deserves the same shot at a global education as someone sitting in South Delhi with a fancy consultant on speed dial.
TL;DR
Edvia.ai has been touring India across 60 cities with what they're calling the country's only study abroad movement. They're offering AI-powered university matching, zero consultant fees, full transparency, up to ₹10L in scholarships, and a free air ticket for eligible students. If you or someone you know is even thinking about studying abroad, it's worth checking out — edvia.ai
Has anyone else attended one of these city events? Would love to hear your experiences in the comments.
The movement is here! 🇮🇳✈️
Head over to G N Group of Institutes TODAY to be a part of India’s only agent-free study abroad movement. Get the facts, lose the fees, and take the first step toward your global degree.
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Hey Mohali!
Sharing this because I genuinely think it's a big deal for students here.
Edvia is launching India's only Study Abroad Movement on 13 April in Chandigarh. If you apply with Edvia, you get a chance to win:
- Scholarship up to Rs 10,00,000
- Free international air ticket
- Many gifts and activities at the event (spin wheel, Q&A, giveaways)
Entry is free. No catch. Just show up and explore your options for studying abroad.
Tagging students — this is genuinely worth your Sunday. Drop your questions below, happy to answer what I know!
(Disclosure: I'm associated with Edvia and genuinely believe in what they're doing for Indian students)
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A doctor from Chandigarh, Dr. Prabhleen Kaur, has gone viral after claiming she quit a “prominent hospital” on her very first day over alleged unethical practices.
In her video, she said patients were being admitted to the ICU even when not required, and kept there for as long as possible to increase billing. She also alleged that despite being hired as a physician, key decisions about patient care were being taken by the hospital owner, a gynaecologist.
Kaur said she felt she was being used “as a front” for practices she didn’t agree with and chose to resign immediately.
After her video gained traction, she clarified that she does not believe all doctors are unethical, but wanted to speak up about what she witnessed.
The hospital has not been named, and the claims have not been independently verified. But the incident has sparked a wider conversation online about ethics, over-treatment, and trust in private healthcare.
Should private hospitals face stricter regulation?
