Education Street in the Media Coverage

Education Street has been featured in leading news and media publications for its work in study abroad counselling, career guidance and international education. 

These features cover important questions that students and parents often face, from choosing the right study destination and university to deciding whether studying abroad is the right option for a particular student.

Education Street in the Media Coverage

Our approach focuses on understanding a student’s academic profile, career goals, interests and financial considerations before discussing universities or countries.

The media features below highlight different aspects of this approach and Education Street’s perspective on making informed education decisions.

Featured Media Coverage

Dainik Jagran

Education Street featured in Dainik Jagran article on planning to study abroad

Dainik Jagran featured Education Street's approach to helping students and parents navigate the study abroad journey. The article discusses common concerns around choosing a country, university, course, scholarships and visa preparation.

It also highlights Education Street's personalised counselling approach and the importance of planning early. The feature discusses how students can start thinking about their academic direction from Class 10 onwards, particularly when they are considering future higher education opportunities in India or abroad.

The article also introduces Education Street founder Ankita Thakker and the guidance offered across different stages of the international education journey, including university selection, applications, scholarship guidance, test preparation, visa assistance and pre-departure support.

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First India

Education Street featured in First India article on choosing the right educational path

First India featured Education Street's perspective on an important question for students and parents: is studying abroad always the right choice?

The feature explains that international education is one possible pathway, not a decision that should be made without considering a student's academic profile, career goals, financial situation and long-term plans.

It also discusses Education Street's approach to personalised career and university guidance, including early academic planning after Class 10. The article highlights the importance of looking beyond a fixed list of universities and considering institutions and destinations that genuinely align with a student's requirements.

The feature also covers Education Street's counselling frameworks, including Explore & Eliminate and the SIGNET framework, which are designed to help students explore career options and build their academic profiles over time.

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Dainik Bhaskar UP

Education Street featured in Dainik Bhaskar UP article on choosing between the USA and the UK for study abroad

Dainik Bhaskar UP featured Education Street in a discussion around an important decision for Indian students considering international education: choosing between study destinations such as the USA and the UK.

The feature focuses on the need to look beyond a country's popularity and consider factors such as the student's academic profile, preferred course, career plans, budget and overall study goals.

Choosing a study destination involves more than comparing universities. Students and parents also need to understand differences in academic structures, costs, application requirements and the overall experience of studying in each country.

Education Street's role is to help students evaluate these factors together and identify options that align with their individual circumstances.

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Free Press Journal

Education Street founder Ankita Thakker featured in Free Press Journal article on international university campuses in Navi Mumbai

Free Press Journal featured Education Street founder Ankita Thakker's views on the development of international university campuses in Navi Mumbai.

The article discusses the proposed international education ecosystem in Navi Mumbai and how the availability of overseas university campuses in India could create additional choices for Indian students.

The feature also explores the difference between accessing an international university in India and studying in another country. Alongside academic considerations, students may also consider factors such as international exposure, cultural experience, independence, student diversity and living costs when evaluating their options.

Ankita Thakker shared her perspective on the potential of international campuses in India, including opportunities related to international education, exchange programmes, joint degrees and research.

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Featured in Leading Media Publications

Our media coverage reflects conversations around study abroad, career planning and the changing international education landscape.

Explore the articles above to read the original coverage and learn more about Education Street’s approach to helping students and parents navigate their education choices.