An honest read on your profile
Your marks, your backlogs, your gap years, your budget. A counsellor tells you where that actually places you — before you spend a rupee on applications.
Learn Overseas by Stencil presents
One day. One counsellor. You arrive with marksheets and questions — you leave with a country, a course shortlist, a way to pay for it and a date to apply by.
What happens on the day
Free · takes about two minutes
Your seat for The Big Step Season 3 is registered. Our team will reach you on the number you shared to confirm your slot.
Season 3
The Big Step is Learn Overseas' study-abroad event, back for a third season. It is not a seminar and it is not a stall crawl. You book a slot, you sit down with a counsellor who has already read your form, and you work through the four things that actually decide whether this happens: your profile, your country, your money and your calendar.
If you're in your first year, you'll leave knowing what to fix while there's still time. If you graduate in 2027, you'll leave with an intake to hit and a list of what to collect. Either way you stop guessing.
What you walk out with
Three things get settled before you leave the room. Everything else follows from them.
Your marks, your backlogs, your gap years, your budget. A counsellor tells you where that actually places you — before you spend a rupee on applications.
Universities matched to your degree, your intake and what you can fund — across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Germany, Dubai and Poland.
Education loan routes, scholarships, IELTS timing and the term you should realistically be targeting — mapped to one date you have to act by.
How the day works
Two minutes, on this page. Nothing to print, nothing to pay.
Our team reaches you on the number you shared and locks a time, so you're not queuing.
One-on-one. They've read your form already, so you start at your situation, not the basics.
A shortlist, an intake to aim for, a funding route and the documents to start collecting.
Before you come
None of it is compulsory — you'll be seen either way. But the more of this you have on you, the more specific the answers get.
Where this goes
You don't have to have picked a country. Most students who walk in haven't — that is the conversation. Each of these has a different cost, a different intake calendar and a different bar to clear, and an hour is enough to work out which one fits you.
Before you ask
Still stuck on something? Write to info@learnoverseas.co.in — or just register and put it to your counsellor on the day.
No. Registering is free and attending is free. There is nothing to pay at any point on the day.
Yes — that's the most common reason people come. Picking a country is a question of budget, intake timing and what your profile clears, and that is exactly what the session works through.
Not at all. Choose “Planned” or “Yet to decide” on the form. Part of what you'll leave with is whether you need a test at all, which one, and when to sit it.
Yes, and it usually helps. Funding is one of the four things the session settles, and that conversation tends to need whoever is paying in the room.
No — it's the best time. Most of what limits your options later (backlogs, weak semesters, a missing test) is still fixable in first and second year. Later on you're choosing between what's left.
Our team contacts you on the WhatsApp number you gave to confirm a slot and tell you what to bring. Your form is read before your session so you don't spend it repeating the basics.
The Big Step · Season 3
Two minutes now. One conversation on the day. A plan you can actually act on.
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