FAQs

What is The WorldGrad?Arrow

The WorldGrad is an award-winning education provider and academic partner to globally ranked universities, dedicated to making high-quality overseas education more accessible to students. We offer Smart Programs in partnership with overseas universities that help students break barriers to succeed academically through flexible and adaptive study routes. Students can choose from one of our 35+ international partners and a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in STEM and business fields.

What is the All American Undergraduate Program?Arrow

The All American Undergraduate Program has been developed in collaboration with Mount Saint Mary’s University and Tiffin University in the US, to give students unprecedented flexibility in pursuing their American Undergraduate degree. Students can complete up to 30 Credits (Year 1 of their degree) in either a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) or non-STEM field and then progress to one of 4000+ universities in the US by transferring their Credits. Exclusive scholarships are available for students who continue their degrees at one of our partner universities.

What is All American Graduate Program?Arrow

The All American Graduate Program is for students and working professionals looking to accelerate their studies in the US while saving time, saving money, and becoming academically successful. The program facilitates the students to start their master’s degree while working in India and then progress on-campus to the US, once they are fully prepared to travel. The credits are offered by Tiffin University.

What is UniSmarter?Arrow

UniSmarter is a smart learning program offered by The WorldGrad in partnership with a group of overseas institutions in Australia and the United Kingdom. Students opting for the UniSmarter program have the advantage to progress to any of the overseas partner institutions upon successful completion, giving them flexibility and optionality to choose their educational path.

What is the Global Online Accelerator Program?Arrow

The Global Online Accelerator (GOAP) Program has been developed in collaboration with UOW College, Australia, which is a part of the University of Wollongong (Global Top 200). Students can complete up to 1 year of their Undergraduate degree in Business or Technology with The WorldGrad and progress overseas to UOW College or UOW to complete the rest of the program. Students studying in UOW College’s online environment will receive a transcript from the college upon completion.

What is the Global Year 1 Program?Arrow

The Global Year 1 Program is designed such that students can complete the first year of their undergraduate degree with The WorldGrad before moving to Australia or the UK to complete the program. Students reduce their overseas education costs by saving on tuition fees and living expenses while maximising their visa success by demonstrating authenticity and academic commitment.

What is UniSmarter Pre-Masters Program?Arrow

With 5 intakes a year, the UniSmarter Pre-Masters program gives students the flexibility to begin the preparation for their overseas education at any time. The UniSmarter Pre-Masters Program is designed for students who are unable to meet the admission criteria set by universities, by bridging academic and English skill gaps. Successful completion of the Program is deemed equivalent to meeting the university’s admissions requirements.

Are The WorldGrad programs recognised by the Universities?Arrow

Yes, our Smart Programs are fully recognised by our partner institutions for entry into their undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. All our Smart Programs are developed in collaboration with overseas partners and are taught by international faculty members. Learn more about our partners.

Can I go to the university directly without studying online?Arrow

Yes, we offer direct entry or the traditional overseas education route, where you can pick your desired university and start on campus from the start of your degree. We provide end-to-end support and counselling to help you select the best path to reach your dream study destination.

How can The WorldGrad help me?Arrow

Students enrolled with The WorldGrad are taught by our award-winning team of 500+ educators from all over the world, experienced in delivering international education to 20,000+ students. We follow a unique two-tiered teaching model where each subject is led by an overseas educator or course coordinator with support from a local educator or course facilitator. In addition to the fixed lecture hours, students can access our educators for 1-1 tutorship, 7 days a week till late in the evening for personalised guidance, feedback and doubt-resolution. Additionally, we help students get loans for the in-country as well as on overseas components with the help of our specialised loan providers.

How is The WorldGrad different from other overseas education agencies?Arrow

Unlike overseas education agencies, The WorldGrad is an education provider. Students enrolled with The WorldGrad are taught by our award-winning team of 500+ educators from all over the world, experienced in delivering international education to 20,000+ students. We understand the financial and academic barriers students face when it comes to studying overseas. Our Smart Programs have been developed to help students overcome barriers to pursue their higher education goals without compromising on quality.

Do I have to study online if I go through The WorldGrad?Arrow

Our multiple study options and flexible intakes – Direct, Pathways, and Smart (Online + On-campus) give you the freedom to choose your education path on your own terms.

Will I get an admission offer from an overseas institution as well?Arrow

Yes, if you choose to study with one of our partner universities, you will receive an offer letter, both from us and the university based on the applicable admission criteria. Students will have the flexibility to choose their overseas education destination. You can speak with our Admissions Counsellor through our Virtual Counselling feature for more details.

What will happen if my visa gets rejected?Arrow

Students who complete programs offered by The WorldGrad receive a bonafide transcript from a recognised overseas higher education provider. In the event of a visa refusal to the preferred study destination, this transcript of course completion can be used by the student to apply to any alternative study for admission with advanced standing or recognition of courses completed. This means you will always have alternate choices available to you, thanks to the studies done with The WorldGrad. The extent to which credit recognition is awarded is at the discretion of the university being applied to.

How do I apply for the Smart Programs offered by The WorldGrad?Arrow

You can fill out the online application post your consultation with our admissions counsellor. The information needed to fill out the application is similar to what you will require to secure an offer from the overseas institution. The application requires information and academic documents that will be verified. The details mentioned on the application form typically include –

i. Passport copy

ii. Recent photograph

iii. Certificates and marksheets of your highest academic qualification

iv. Proof of English proficiency 

*All document copies should be in English and need to be certified by an authorised officer, for example, a notary.

What are the fees and payment details?Arrow

Fees for our Smart Programs are listed on the respective program page. Indicative fees for the on-campus component are also provided, however, it will depend on your actual term or year of enrolment at the overseas institution. Other details such as program start date, payment date, bank information, etc. are mentioned in depth in the offer letter once admission is confirmed. To confirm your admission to our Smart Program, you need to pay a minimum fee of ₹25,000 within 7 days of receiving the offer letter.

How many modules do I have to complete with The WorldGrad?Arrow

Depending on the program you select, you will complete modules either for the 1st term or 1st year with The WorldGrad before progressing to the overseas university. Some of our partner universities may have slightly different requirements. To pick the best-suited education path for yourself, contact our Admissions Counsellor through our Virtual Counselling feature.

What are my Post-Study Work Rights after The WorldGrad’s Smart Program?Arrow

Students who have successfully completed The WorldGrad’s Smart Programs as well as the rest of their Undergraduate Degree, will be eligible for Post Study Work Rights as per the respective country’s regulations.

What kind of support do I get for my studies?Arrow

Students enrolled with The WorldGrad are taught by our award-winning team of 500+ educators from all over the world. We follow a unique two-tiered teaching model where each subject is led by an overseas educator or course coordinator with support from a local educator or course facilitator. In addition to the fixed lecture hours, students can access our educators for 1-1 tutorship, 7 days a week till late in the evening for personalised guidance, feedback and doubt-resolution.

How long are the Smart Programs?Arrow

The duration depends on the program chosen. You can find more information about the duration of the program on the individual pages.

How many hours a week do I have to study?Arrow

You will be expected to study approximately 15 hours a week per module. This includes a combination of self-learning, online classes and 1-1 tutoring. The WorldGrad offers you complete flexibility to plan your study load and timelines based on your academic needs.

Will I get a tutor to help me with my studies?Arrow

We take pride in the rich academic support we provide to our students. We offer free, unlimited personalised 1-1 academic assistance to ensure your specific learning needs are addressed. All students have access to an India-based online facilitator for each subject, who is available for 1-1 sessions to discuss academic concepts, solve doubts, provide guidance on assignments, and more. Online facilitators are available 7 days a week over the phone, text, chat or email. Additionally, you are also assigned a student success advisor in case you have questions related to non-academic matters such as module planning, policy matters, or progressing to an overseas university.