How it works
- 1
Compare offers
Receive a written comparison of every offer you hold.
- 2
Meet conditions
Send the documents needed to turn conditional offers into unconditional ones.
- 3
Accept and pay
Accept your chosen place and pay the deposit directly to the university.
- 4
Check your enrolment document
Review your CoE, CAS, I-20 or equivalent for accuracy before the visa application.
Comparing offers side by side
If you hold more than one offer, we put them into a single written comparison: total cost in rupees after scholarships, living costs in each city, course structure, deadlines and refund terms. We will tell you which we think fits you best and why, and the decision is always yours.
Clearing conditions
- Tracking final results, degree certificates and English scores
- Sending documents to the university and confirming receipt
- Asking for extensions where there is a genuine delay
Deposits and payments
We explain the deposit amount, deadline and refund policy before you pay. Payments go directly from your or your parent's bank to the university, never through Moksh. We check the university's bank details with you to guard against email payment fraud.
Your enrolment document
Once you accept and pay, the university issues the document your visa depends on, such as a CoE for Australia, a CAS for the UK or an I-20 for the USA. We check it for errors in your name, course, dates and fees, since mistakes can delay a visa.
Funding and next steps
We help you line up loan documents or financial evidence and plan the visa application alongside accommodation and health cover.
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay my deposit to Moksh?
No. All tuition payments go directly to the university. Moksh never collects tuition or deposits.
Is my deposit refunded if my visa is refused?
Most universities refund deposits, sometimes minus an administration fee, on proof of a visa refusal. Policies differ, so we check them with you before you pay.
Can I accept more than one offer?
Some systems allow you to hold a firm and an insurance choice, while others expect a single acceptance. Paying deposits to several universities is costly and usually unnecessary; we help you decide.
What if my final results are lower than the condition?
Tell us immediately. Some universities may still accept you or offer an alternative course. We will contact the university with you.