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The Shortlisted method
One profile, eight countries, zero guesswork.
Step 1
Build your profile
Enter your curriculum, grades, test scores, and activities — on your own curriculum's own terms, not forced onto a US-style scale.
Step 2
Pick your countries
Target one country or all eight at once. The same profile is checked against every one of them in parallel.
Step 3
See your real odds
A tiered chance estimate per university — reach, target, or safety — grounded in real selectivity data, never a guess.
Real odds. Real universities.
Across eight countries.
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Real universities
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Countries we cover
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Grading systems handled
Every recommendation is grounded in real selectivity data for real universities — not guesswork.
Stanford · Cambridge · Sydney · IIT Delhi · TU Munich · Sciences Po
The world's largest higher-ed market — Ivy League research giants down to specialized colleges.
From Oxbridge to a deep bench of research-intensive Russell Group universities.
Anchored by its Technische Universitäten and tuition-free public research universities.
Home to the IITs and IIMs, plus a fast-growing set of private research universities.
Grandes écoles and public universities together, from Sciences Po to the Sorbonne.
Two small, research-intensive systems — Singapore top-ranked, Hong Kong UK-rooted.
Stanford · Cambridge · Sydney · IIT Delhi · TU Munich · Sciences Po
The world's largest higher-ed market — Ivy League research giants down to specialized colleges.
From Oxbridge to a deep bench of research-intensive Russell Group universities.
Anchored by its Technische Universitäten and tuition-free public research universities.
Home to the IITs and IIMs, plus a fast-growing set of private research universities.
Grandes écoles and public universities together, from Sciences Po to the Sorbonne.
Two small, research-intensive systems — Singapore top-ranked, Hong Kong UK-rooted.
See exactly where you stand.
Sourced from real, credible publications
Every ranking and acceptance rate we cite is pulled from named, citable sources — U.S. News & World Report, the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard, NIRF (India's official government ranking framework), The Complete University Guide (UK), Times Higher Education (Australia, Germany & France), and QS World University Rankings (Singapore & Hong Kong). Where a real published number doesn't exist yet for a school, we say so — never a guess dressed up as fact.
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