When 25-year-old Shubham from Patna started planning his studies abroad, he was overwhelmed by YouTube videos, confusing Reddit threads, and agents all giving different advice. It wasn’t until he spoke to a current student at his target university through Ask A Student, for peer-led advice on studying abroad, that things finally started to make sense.
This is the shift happening in education today: Helping students make smarter, more confident choices directly from those who’ve walked the same path.
Ask A Student is a peer-powered guidance platform connecting prospective students with verified student advisors from 300+ universities in India and around the world.
Whether you’re choosing between DU and NMIMS or deciding between IELTS and TOEFL, you get support from those who’ve just been in your shoes.
“When I told my father about my college plans, he asked: ‘Did you talk to someone studying there?’ That question changed everything — and sparked the idea for Ask A Student.”
“At Ask A Student, you don’t just get counsellors. You connect with students already studying in your dream university, students who’ve been through the same process. They tell you what worked, what didn’t, and what they wish they knew.”
— Ani Titus, Global Certified Career Counsellor & Co-Founder of Ask A Student
What Makes Ask A Student Unique
Verified Peer-to-Peer Guidance
In addition to expert guidance from counsellors, Ask A Studentprovides students with a chance to connect with peers who’ve recently navigated the same choices. It ensures to offer a perspective on both Indian and international education journeys.
Real Support, Not Just Admissions Advice
From choosing the right stream after Class 10 or 12, to navigating DU vs. private universities in India, or selecting the right master’s program abroad, students get complete guidance. We also help with accommodation, bank accounts, scholarships, and more.
Spam-Free, Moderated Community
The “Ask A Question” forum is filled with answers from verified students. There’s no paid promotion, no misleading claims but just honest, experience-based responses.
Built by Students, for Students
Ask A Student was built to make reliable, experience-based support accessible to everyone. Especially, this is helpful for those navigating higher education decisions for the first time.
A Trust-First Ecosystem
The platform ensures scalable and trustworthy support, no matter the country or course, through its community-powered and tech-enabled model.
Why Peer-Led Advice for Studying Abroad Matters
In an age where students are bombarded with information and misinformation, peer-led advice for studying abroad cuts through the noise with authenticity and empathy. Hearing from students who’ve recently faced similar decisions adds unmatched relevance and reassurance.
Why It Matters
In today’s overwhelming and information-heavy education landscape, Ask A Studentstands out by offering clarity, connection, and care through:
Authenticity – Every advisor is a verified current student sharing real, lived experiences.
Accessibility – We’ve priced the sessions reasonably to ensure the support is within reach for all students.
Community – Students receive guidance not just during admissions. But they receive it throughout their journey from application to arrival, both in India and abroad.
Whether it’s a student from Lucknow choosing between DU and NMIMS, or one from Chennai confused between IELTS and TOEFL, the peer-led advice for studying abroad they receive often makes the difference between doubt and confidence.
How Student Advisors Earn
Zoom Calls: Advisors earn for every 1-on-1 session booked. Forum Replies: Advisors earn redeemable coins for every helpful response they give.
Whether you’re navigating the chaos of Indian college admissions or preparing for life abroad, the most trusted advice often comes not from polished pitches, but from students just a few semesters ahead.
In a world filled with sponsored content and overwhelming choices, Ask A Student is that trusted, relatable voice that helps students make informed, confident decisions.
Your future self might thank you for asking the right student today.
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