Study abroad tools
Plan the move with your own evidence
These tools sit next to the IELTS practice. They organise a destination, a budget, a document list, and a statement. They do not promise an offer, a scholarship, or a visa.
Eligibility matchmaker
GPA, English score, budget, and the floors you paste from a programme page. The result is Reach, Target, or Safety against those floors.
→Cost of study
Tuition you copy from the programme, plus official proof-of-funds lines where a government page states the amount.
→Visa readiness
A 100-point document checklist. It is not a prediction of a visa officer’s decision.
→SOP grader
Count the words and the five beats here. The six scores open after you create an account.
→Credential converter
CGPA, percentage, UK class, or WASSCE letter to a US 4.0 line and a German grade. The formula runs in the browser.
→Work income
Student-visa hour cap times a minimum wage, minus a labelled tax estimate, set against a living figure.
→Proof of funds
Country checklist. Germany’s blocked account is 992 euros times 12.
→English diagnostic
Ten questions. A fixed switch maps the score to an estimated IELTS range. It is not an IELTS result.
→Post-study stay
Country and degree pick a stay length from a table dated 27 October 2026.
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