Frequently Asked Questions

student file assessment is the process of evaluating and analyzing a student's academic and personal documents to determine their eligibility, suitability, and preparedness for a specific educational program or institution. This assessment is often conducted by educational institutions or consultancy services as part of the admission process for studying abroad.

The assessment may include a review of academic transcripts, letters of recommendation (LoR), standardized test scores such as IELTS, PTE, GRE, GMAT, SAT, OIETC, DUOLINGO, etc., a statement of purpose (SoP), and any other relevant documents provided by the student. The main aim is to assess the applicant's qualifications, achievements, and potential to succeed in the chosen course of study. This process helps educational institutions and consultancies make informed decisions about whether a student is a good fit for a particular program or university.