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How can I schedule the next counseling call or session to discuss the shortlist and further steps in Canada/Italy?

07 Sept 2026 · Answered by Mona Negi · 2 min read
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You schedule your next counseling call by visiting your student dashboard or the counseling booking portal, selecting your target intake, academic level, and Canada or Italy as your countries, then picking an available time slot. Prepare your draft shortlist, budget, and document status like IELTS scores before the call.

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You schedule your next counseling call by booking directly through your student dashboard or the official counseling portal. Selecting your intake, level, and both Canada and Italy as target countries takes only a few minutes, and coming prepared makes that session far more useful.

How to Book Your Session

StepWhat to Do
1. Visit the Booking PortalGo to your student dashboard or the counseling booking page
2. Enter PreferencesSelect your target intake, academic level, and Canada and Italy as countries of interest
3. Select a Time SlotChoose an available date and time that fits your schedule
4. ConfirmSubmit your details and receive a confirmation email with the meeting link

What to Prepare Before the Call

  • Your draft shortlist of universities or programs you have already looked into for Canada and Italy.
  • Key criteria such as your budget, post-study work rights preference, and any scholarship requirements.
  • An update on your CV, Statement of Purpose, and IELTS or TOEFL scores if already completed.

My Advice

Write down two or three specific questions about visa pathways or deadlines for Canada and Italy before your call, since arriving with targeted questions gets you far more useful, specific guidance than a general open-ended conversation.

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