February / March and July
Choose the course and provider first, then work backwards through English evidence, academic documents and the current Student visa process.
Read the planning guideStudy abroad planning for students in Bangladesh
From first question
to visa preparation.
Compare destinations, understand your eligibility, organise documents and follow a clear journey with personal guidance from Dhaka.
Free counselling & application supportDhaka office + online guidanceParents and guardians welcome
Start where you are
What would help you right now?
You do not need to understand the whole process before you begin. Choose the option closest to your situation—we will make the next step clear.
I am exploring
Compare destinations
See how Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK and Malaysia differ in study experience, planning and practical requirements.
Explore countriesI want to check my fitCheck my study plan
Use your qualification, study level, English status and budget to see a sensible next step in about two minutes.
Start the quick checkI am ready to moveTalk through my profile
Bring your questions, preferred intake and academic background. You can begin online or visit the Dhaka office with family.
Choose how to contact usFree Thinkoogram supportNo admission or visa guaranteesFamily can join the conversation
Five-question study-plan check
Find a useful
next step.
This quick check stays in your browser and does not predict admission or visa outcomes. It helps you decide what to work on next.
2023Founded in Dhaka
5Destination guides
FreeCounselling and application support
DhakaOffice and online guidance
Study abroad consultancy in Dhaka
Not a generic shortlist.
A route that fits your reality.
Thinkoogram Consultancy Ltd. provides free study abroad counselling in Shantinagar, Dhaka. We bring academic choices, family finances and practical requirements into one understandable plan. See our Dhaka consultancy service.
Every recommendation begins with your background, goals, budget and timing—not a promotional ranking or an empty promise.
Where do you want to study?
Five destinations.
Different possibilities.
UKDestination film
United Kingdom
One-year master’s options, specialist institutions and globally recognised academic traditions.
- Common starts
- Sep / Oct · selected Jan
- Budget for
- Exact tuition + UKVI funds
- English check
- Course and Student route
AUDestination film
Australia
Contemporary universities, diverse cities and study choices across a wide range of disciplines.
- Common starts
- Feb / Mar · Jul
- Budget for
- Tuition + OSHC + living
- English check
- Course and visa evidence
NZDestination film
New Zealand
A focused education environment where academic quality and everyday life can feel well balanced.
- Common starts
- Feb / Mar · Jul
- Budget for
- Tuition + insurance + living
- English check
- Provider-specific evidence
CADestination film
Canada
University and college choices supported by careful DLI, programme and study-permit checks.
- Common starts
- Sep · selected Jan / May
- Budget for
- Tuition + first-year funds
- English check
- Institution-specific evidence
MYDestination film
Malaysia
English-taught study in a multicultural, Muslim-friendly education hub.
- Common starts
- Multiple institutional starts
- Budget for
- Tuition + EMGS + living
- English check
- Institution and EMGS evidence
Choose with context
Compare the planning,
not just the country.
These are starting points, not universal requirements. Course availability, tuition, English evidence and deadlines must be confirmed for the exact institution and intake.
| Destination | Common starts | Budget should include | English evidence | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UKUnited Kingdom | Sep / Oct · selected Jan | Exact tuition + UKVI funds | Course and Student route | View guide |
| AUAustralia | Feb / Mar · Jul | Tuition + OSHC + living | Course and visa evidence | View guide |
| NZNew Zealand | Feb / Mar · Jul | Tuition + insurance + living | Provider-specific evidence | View guide |
| CACanada | Sep · selected Jan / May | Tuition + first-year funds | Institution-specific evidence | View guide |
| MYMalaysia | Multiple institutional starts | Tuition + EMGS + living | Institution and EMGS evidence | View guide |
Your journey, made visible
From first question
to first day.
- 01
Profile conversation
We begin with your academic history, interests, budget, preferred intake and long-term direction.
- 02
Course shortlist
Compare suitable programmes and institutions using factors that matter to you and your family.
- 03
Application preparation
Plan deadlines, statements and supporting documents in one visible sequence.
- 04
Offer and visa readiness
Understand the offer conditions and prepare visa documentation carefully, without false guarantees.
- 05
Pre-departure planning
Prepare for travel, documents and the practical transition into international student life.
See how guidance turns questions into clear next steps.
Beyond admission
Choose a place where you can learn and live.
Course quality matters, but so do location, community, daily costs, teaching style and the kind of support you may need after arrival. We help you look at the whole decision.
See how we support youWhat you receive
Clear deliverables.
No hidden steps.
Each stage should leave you with something useful: a comparison, an organised document list, a reviewed application step or a departure plan.
View all services- 01
Course and university matching
- 02
Application and document planning
- 03
Statement guidance and review
- 04
Scholarship opportunity guidance
- 05
Student visa document guidance
- 06
Pre-departure preparation
Intake planning
Deadlines begin
before the deadline.
Allow time for course research, English testing, academic records, financial preparation and the relevant visa process. Always confirm the exact provider date.
February / March 2027
Immigration New Zealand asks applicants from Bangladesh to apply early. Use the intended travel date to build a complete application timeline.
Read the planning guideSeptember / October and selected January starts
Check the exact course deadline, CAS timing and live maintenance-fund rules before arranging financial evidence.
Read the planning guideUseful student tools
Do more than
read the website.
Turn research into a budget, checklist, comparison or personal workflow you can use in your next counselling conversation.
BDT budget planner
Build a working study budget from tuition, living costs and the other charges that apply to your route.
Open toolDocument checklist
Create a starting list, then tailor it to your level, destination, course and personal circumstances.
Open toolCourse comparison
Compare content, entry requirements, location, total cost and the qualification outcome—not ranking alone.
Open toolIELTS and PTE planning
Separate the institution’s admission requirement from any immigration evidence requirement.
Open toolPrivate student workspace
Track your study plan, eight-stage journey, documents and counselling appointments in one place.
Open toolStudent Resource Centre
Useful now.
Worth returning to.
Source-linked guidance for students and families in Bangladesh, reviewed on 11 October 2026. Current alerts cover Australia evidence claims, UK maintenance funds and New Zealand’s February/March 2027 intake. Expired deadline guides remain available for reference and are clearly marked. Always confirm exact rules with the institution or authority before acting.
01
Current study alerts
Read current Australia, UK and New Zealand alerts alongside the complete planning guides.
Open the resource centre 02Planning tools
Use the intake board, official scholarship links, downloadable checklist and updated UK-to-BDT budget comparison.
Open student tools 03Study-plan check
See a useful next step from your qualification, result, country, study level, English status and budget.
Check my plan 04Trust and transparency
See what Thinkoogram verifies, what it never guarantees, and which claims it intentionally does not publish.
Read the trust recordIn students’ own words
Support they could
feel.
These students describe the practical help they received during their own journeys. Their individual outcomes do not guarantee the same result for another applicant.
Australia
Md Mahim Chowdhury Neel
Bachelor of Engineering
RMIT University
Read the full story“They provided all the information and a checklist of needed financial documents for a smooth process.”
Australia
Md. Rakibul Haque Orvi
Bachelor of Engineering
RMIT University
Read the full story“They helped me choose the university and course, prepare financial documents, and gave me PTE guidance. The process was very smooth.”
RStudent story
Australia
Raheeb
Bachelor of Information Systems
RMIT University
Read the full story“Their support with applications, document preparation and my study-gap concerns made the entire experience smooth.”
Trust is earned
Proof before promises.
We publish only student results, relationships and credentials that can be verified and approved. Visit the Dhaka office, check the public location and read our standards before choosing how to begin.
Honest expectations
No guaranteed admissions or visas.
Student-first matching
Your fit comes before any institution.
Clear ownership
You understand every document and decision.
Questions students ask first
A clearer place
to begin.
What happens in the first conversation?+
We discuss your academic background, preferred destination, study level, ideal intake, budget and questions. The goal is to understand your situation before suggesting a direction.
Is Thinkoogram counselling free?+
Yes. Thinkoogram provides free counselling and application support. University, testing, visa, health, travel and other third-party costs are separate.
Can my parents or guardian be involved?+
Yes. Studying abroad is often a family decision in Bangladesh, so a parent or guardian can be included whenever the student wishes.
Do you guarantee admission or a student visa?+
No responsible consultancy can guarantee a university or immigration decision. We help you prepare carefully and understand the process; the relevant institution and authority make the final decisions.
Which documents should I prepare first?+
A passport copy, academic transcripts and certificates, English-language results if available, and a CV for some study levels are useful starting points. Exact requirements vary by programme and destination.
Your next step can be simple
Bring your questions.
Leave with a plan.
Start with a free conversation about your background, destination ideas, budget and preferred intake. A parent or guardian is welcome to join.
Guidance only—admission and visa decisions are made by the relevant institutions and authorities.