Honest, India-focused guides on study abroad, online degrees, and overseas admissions — plus free tools to plan your next step.
Malta, Italy, Germany & more
MBA, BBA, BCA & more
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Tell us your target country, budget, and academic background. A counsellor calls you back within 24 hours.
We match you to 2–3 realistic universities and help gather transcripts, SOPs, and test scores.
We file applications, track your offer letter, and prepare your visa file step by step.
Pre-departure briefing, accommodation guidance, and support even after you land.
What the job market actually looks like in each country — from our published guides.
Real vacancies pulled live from European job boards — a glimpse of what's waiting after you graduate.
Listings via the free Arbeitnow job board API. RiseUp does not recruit for these roles — we help you get the degree & visa that qualify you for them.
Visas, courses, costs, and part-time work rules — from our most-read destination guides.
Rise Up Education exists because too much of what's online about studying abroad is outdated, exaggerated, or written to sell you something. We research every guide from official university sources, government immigration updates, and current visa policy — then keep it updated as rules change.
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MBBS in Armenia costs Indian students roughly ₹25–40 lakh in total for the full 6-year course, including tuition and living — about a third of
Study in Ireland for Indian students costs roughly ₹18–35 lakh per year in 2026 — €9,000–€30,000 in tuition plus about €10,000–€12,000 in living expenses —
MBBS in Egypt costs Indian students roughly ₹30–38 lakhs for the 5 academic years — but the degree itself is only issued after a compulsory
MBBS in Malaysia costs roughly ₹49–96 lakh in tuition for the five-year course, is taught fully in English, and includes universities ranked in the QS
MBBS in China costs Indian students roughly ₹20–40 lakh for the full six-year course — less than half of what a private seat in India
MBBS in Nepal costs Indian students roughly ₹45–65 lakh for the full course, requires a NEET qualification, and involves no visa at all — Indians
Yes. Your first call and shortlisting session cost nothing, and there's no obligation to proceed after that.
Malta, Italy, Germany, Georgia, Australia, UK, and USA — plus online degree options from India.
Not necessarily — a valid NEET score is generally required to practice in India later, but qualifying cutoffs abroad are far more accessible than domestic private colleges. We'll walk you through what's realistic for your score.
Most students go from first call to offer letter within 6–12 weeks, depending on country and intake. Visa processing timelines vary by embassy on top of that.
