Two programs
One door.

Two programs — admissions counselling and SAT guidance — from graduates of the universities our students are aiming for. Low-cost, year-round, remote-friendly.

Around 75 seats this cohort. Selection is competitive and weighs your academic record. Applications close Thursday, August 20. Apply →

A · Counselling → B · SAT Guidance →

We start with the question most students aren't asked: what do you actually want to study, and why? From there, we work backward into a university list, an application timeline, and a financial-aid strategy.

What we cover

01
Self-discovery

Honest conversation about strengths, interests, family circumstances, and constraints.

02
University shortlist

8–12 schools across reach/match/safe, weighted heavily toward financial aid and admissions chances.

03
Essay coaching

4–6 revisions of personal statement and supplements, with a dedicated essay reader.

04
Financial aid

CSS Profile, FAFSA, institutional aid forms, scholarship hunt, and appeal letters.

05
Interview prep

Mock alumni interviews, recorded and reviewed. Comfort with English is built, not assumed.

06
Visa + landing

F-1, Tier 4, and study-permit support. First-month-on-campus check-ins continue post-admission.

Where our students go

LUMS NUST Habib University NYU Abu Dhabi Minerva UBC McGill University of Edinburgh Wesleyan Williams Asian University for Women
University admissions

From confused
to committed.

Personal essay coaching, shortlist building, and 1:1 mentorship — built around your story, not a template.

Apply for counselling →

Not a taught course. Direction from mentors who sat the same test recently, so you can prepare properly on your own — with a plan that fits your test date and someone to ask when you get stuck.

What you get

  1. 01 Whether you need it at all
    Many Pakistani universities do not require an SAT score. We tell you honestly whether your list does, before you spend a rupee or an hour on it.
  2. 02 A plan built backwards
    A study plan worked backwards from your test date and the hours you actually have, not a generic schedule.
  3. 03 The right materials
    Which official practice materials to use and how to use them. They are free. You will not be asked to buy anything.
  4. 04 Someone to ask
    Your questions answered by mentors who sat the same test recently and remember what was hard.

Cohort 02 results

+278
Avg. score lift
1380
Median final score
91%
Completion rate
Eligibility

Who we work with.

We prioritise students who would otherwise have no access to professional admissions guidance. We don't filter on GPA. We don't ask for test scores.

✓   Yes — we'd love to hear from you
  • Students from far-flung, rural, or underserved districts of Pakistan
  • Students from low- or middle-income households
  • First-generation university applicants
  • Students currently in Grade 10, 11, or 12
  • Students from public, low-fee private, or Madrassa schools
  • Refugees, IDPs, and students from marginalised communities
→   If this is you, consider other options
  • Students already enrolled with paid admissions consultancies
  • Students from elite private schools with in-house counsellors
  • Students whose families can comfortably afford private SAT guidance
  • Graduate-school applicants (we focus on undergraduate only)
  • Students outside Pakistan (for now — expansion planned 2027)

We hold a hard line on this — not because we want to exclude anyone, but because every counsellor-hour we give to a student who has other options is an hour we couldn't give to one who doesn't.

Ready?

Five minutes. One form. Your door.

Start your application →