Your whole study-abroadjourney. One platform.
Get paid to earn your master's or PhD.
Funded places cover your tuition and pay you a monthly stipend. We help you find them, apply for them and get there, one clear step at a time.
Free · nine quick questions
- 1ResearchProfessor repliedDone
- 2OfferAdmission offerDone
- 3FundingFull scholarshipDone
- 4VisaVisa approvedDone
- 5FlightDAC → your cityDone
Scholarships we track, with official links:
Study on a stipend, not on your family's savings.
A funded master's or PhD covers your tuition and pays you every month to live and research. Here is what real awards pay, in taka.
- United States · PhD৳3.9 lakh/ monthUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison
- Australia · PhD৳3.2 lakh/ monthUniversity of Sydney RTP stipend
- United Kingdom · PhD৳3.0 lakh/ monthUKRI doctoral studentship
- Canada · PhD৳2.9 lakh/ monthUniversity of British Columbia
- Europe · Master's৳1.9 lakh/ monthErasmus Mundus Joint Master
- Sweden · Master's৳1.5 lakh/ monthSwedish Institute Scholarship
- Germany · Master's৳1.4 lakh/ monthDAAD Study Scholarship
- Japan · Master's and PhD৳1.1 lakh/ monthMEXT Scholarship
Taka at the Bangladesh Bank rate of 18 October 2026. Amounts change each year, so check the source before you plan around one.
Find the ones open to youEasi today,
Without guidance, one wrong move can cost you a year.
Abroad tomorrow.
The same steps, done right, with the right tools.
From your first question to your first day abroad.
Plan, find, apply, go and grow. 14 tools are open today, all free except mentoring, and the rest are on the way.
Plan
Know where you stand
- 1.1
Study Abroad Readiness
Nine quick questions for a readiness score, a timeline and a to-do list.
Open→ - 1.2
Find my research direction
From courses you enjoyed to three topics you can start this month.
Open→ - 1.3
Test preparation
Free IELTS mock tests, with coaches for IELTS, GRE and GMAT.
Open→ - 1.4
Transcript evaluation
Which evaluation you need, from which agency, and what to send.
Coming soon
Find
Programs, people and money
- 2.1
University Finder
A ranked shortlist from your CGPA, major, country and budget.
Open→ - 2.2
Find your Professor
Professor ratings, lab culture and funding reviews before you write.
Open→ - 2.3
Scholarship Calendar
Every upcoming deadline in one calendar, with official links.
Open→ - 2.4
Conference Calendar
Conferences, research fests and paper deadlines, at home and abroad.
Open→
Apply
Documents and guidance
- 3.1
Application Studio
Your CV in five templates, plus your statement, proposal and references.
Open→ - 3.2
Mentoring
Book a session with students and alumni who already made the move.
Open→ - 3.3
1:1 Research Mentoring
Turn your topic into a question, a method and a proposal.
Open→ - 3.4
Lab Kemon
What a lab is really like: supervision, funding and work culture.
Open→
Go
Visa, room, ticket and bags
- 4.1
Visa stories
Real visa interviews, documents and outcomes from students who went.
Open→ - 4.2
Housing and flights
Where to live, what the flight costs and what a month costs.
Open→ - 4.3
Fees and funds
What your visa asks you to show, and how to pay fees from Bangladesh.
Coming soon - 4.4
Packing list
What to buy before you fly and after you land, for your country and season.
Coming soon
Grow
Work, stories and learning
- 5.1
Journey stories
Real admissions and journeys shared by Bangladeshi students.
Open→ - 5.2
Jobs and careers
Paid PhD posts abroad, research jobs at home, and work rules by country.
Coming soon - 5.3
Guides and official portals
Plain guides on funding and documents, and each country's official portal.
Coming soon - 5.4
Podcast and magazine
Conversations and a monthly letter on funding, research and life abroad.
Coming soon
Where are you right now?
Pick the sentence that sounds like you. We'll take you to the tool that helps with exactly that.
- 01 Plan“I don't know where to start”Study Abroad Readiness
- 01 Plan“I know my subject, not my research topic”Find my research direction
- 02 Find“I want universities that fit my grades and budget”University Finder
- 02 Find“I need professors to email”Find your Professor
- 02 Find“I need a scholarship”Scholarship Calendar
- 02 Find“I want to present my research”Conference Calendar
- 03 Apply“I'm writing my CV or statement”Application Studio
- 03 Apply“I want someone who has done it to guide me”Mentoring
Built on evidence,
not promises.
Dhaka, where you are now
London, UK
- Free tools
- 5
- Official source links
- 100%
- Destinations covered
- 30
Your readiness check
- Nine quick questions
- Readiness score out of 100
- A timeline for your intake
- A personal to-do list
Free · takes about five minutes
Made for Bangladesh
Built around our CGPA scale, common tests and the countries our students choose.
Official links only
Every scholarship and conference links to its official website.
Free while in beta
All five tools are free. No sign-up needed to start.
Cross-check with the rankings that matter
The top five in each of the big three global rankings. Open the full list on the official site.
QS World University Rankings
2027 edition- 1MIT
- =2Imperial College London
- =2Stanford University
- 4University of Oxford
- 5Harvard University
Times Higher Education
2027 edition- 1University of Oxford
- 2MIT
- =3Princeton University
- =3Stanford University
- 5University of Cambridge
US News Best Global Universities
2026–2027 edition- 1Harvard University
- 2MIT
- 3Stanford University
- 4University of Oxford
- 5University of Cambridge
Already abroad on funding?
Earn while you study. Become a mentor.
Guide the next student from Bangladesh in your own field, on your own hours, and get paid for every session.
Things you might
be wondering.
Yes. Every tool is free to use, and you don't need an account to start. Mentoring is the only paid service, and you choose it only if you want it.
The university or a scholarship pays your tuition and a monthly stipend for living costs. It usually comes as a scholarship, a teaching or research assistantship, or a salaried PhD position.
A paid part-time job in your department, often around 20 hours a week, that usually comes with a tuition waiver. It's one of the most common ways PhD students in the US and Canada are funded.
Yes, though it's less common than for a PhD. Look at government scholarships such as Chevening, DAAD, MEXT, Erasmus Mundus and the Swedish Institute, and ask departments about assistantships.
No. Universities and scholarships take applications on their own websites. Our tools and mentors help you apply yourself. We'll never ask for your passport or promise you an admission.
No, it's the best time to start. You still have time to raise your CGPA, join a thesis or lab project, present at a conference and plan your English test.
Your journey abroad
starts with one step.
Nine quick questions. No sign-up. An honest look at where you stand and what to do next.
Start Abroad Readiness- Free to start
- Official sources
- Made in Bangladesh