Funding for your master's or PhD, found and organised
Built for graduates applying abroad — where the hard part is not writing the essay, it is knowing which schemes you qualify for and what each one demands.
Your CV becomes an academic profile
Degree, GPA (converted across scales), IELTS or TOEFL, GRE or GMAT, publications, awards and research interests — read straight out of your CV.
Funding matched against real schemes
A curated catalogue of verified scholarships — Chevening, Commonwealth, DAAD, Erasmus Mundus, Fulbright, MEXT, GKS, HEC, USEFP and dozens more. Each match tells you your fit score and, if you are not eligible, exactly what blocks you.
Universities it can actually confirm exist
Suggestions are checked against an independent registry before you see them. Anything the system cannot verify is discarded rather than shown — a hallucinated university would waste months.
A document checklist with owners
Statement of purpose, academic CV, transcripts, recommendation letters, passport, funding proof. Each item says whether the agents draft it or you have to obtain it.
Drafts, or a step-by-step guide
Either the crew drafts what it can — statement of purpose, academic CV, professor enquiry emails — or it writes you a chronological guide so you can do it yourself and learn the process.
On deadlines — read this
Scholarship dates move every intake, and a wrong date costs you a year. So the system shows the typical window a scheme opens in, never a hard date it invented, and links the official page so you can confirm it yourself. Every scheme carries the date it was last verified.
Schemes in the catalogue
Fully-funded and partially-funded programmes across the UK, Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific, the Gulf and Pakistan — each one verified against its official source.