Build a focused shortlist
Compare programmes against your subject interests, current qualifications and preferred learning environment. Look closely at course content and entry requirements, and use each institution's official information to check details that influence your decision.
Prepare a complete application
Create a separate checklist for each programme, including required records, written statements, references and relevant dates. Make sure the information you provide is accurate and that each document comes from the appropriate source.
Keep track of decisions
Record submissions, correspondence and any conditions attached to an offer. Before accepting, review the institution's stated arrangements, costs and next steps, and ask directly about anything that remains unclear.
Questions, answered
Can I ask about both local and international universities?
Yes. Explain where you would like to study, the subject and level you are considering, and your current qualifications. IIKAS can confirm the scope of any admissions guidance available for your enquiry.
Does admissions guidance mean IIKAS represents the university?
Do not assume a formal partnership or representation. Ask for any relevant relationship to be confirmed, and verify programme details and admission decisions directly with the university concerned.