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Study abroad consultants in Noida

Noida and Greater Noida have one of the densest clusters of engineering, management and private universities in north India, and that shows in the questions we get: computer science and data science graduates comparing US and German master's programmes, and B.Tech students weighing a job offer against a postgraduate course abroad. We also hear from many families in Ghaziabad and east Delhi who find Noida more convenient than central Delhi.

Germany has become a serious option for Noida's engineering graduates because of its low tuition at public universities, alongside the USA for STEM and the UK and Ireland for shorter master's degrees. While the Noida office is being set up, counselling is available on video, and our Connaught Place office is a direct Blue Line ride away.

Planned office
Sector 18, Noida
Hours
Office opening soon. Virtual counselling available now, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM IST
Video sessions
Available now

Where students from Noida go

Areas we serve

Greater NoidaNoida ExtensionIndirapuramVaishaliGhaziabadSector 62Mayur Vihar

Frequently asked questions

Is study abroad counselling in Noida free?

Yes. Students do not pay Moksh for counselling, applications or visa guidance. Universities pay us when a student we have advised enrols.

Can I meet a counsellor in Noida?

Our Noida office is opening soon. Until then, you can work with a counsellor over video, and visit our head office in Connaught Place, New Delhi if you are travelling.

Which areas do you serve?

Students from Greater Noida, Noida Extension, Indirapuram, Vaishali, Ghaziabad, Sector 62, Mayur Vihar and nearby areas.

What should I bring to my first session?

Your latest marksheets, any English test scores, your passport if you have one, and a rough idea of your budget. It is fine if you do not have everything yet.

Talk to a Moksh counsellor, free

Tell us what you want to study and where. We will reply with a written shortlist, costs in rupees and the next three things to do.