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When will a LeapScholar counselor contact me to discuss my eligibility and course options for studying abroad?

23 Sept 2026 · Answered by Gagandeep Singh · 2 min read
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Yes, typically within 5 minutes of your request, per LeapScholar's counselling page, though another official page simply says a counsellor will reach out soon. The first call covers your profile, eligibility and course fit; if you haven't heard back, call 080-47184844 (10am-7pm IST).

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The exact timing depends on which channel you used to reach out, since LeapScholar's own pages aren't fully consistent on the number, which is worth knowing before you assume something has gone wrong.

What to Expect After You Submit a Request

  • Advertised response time: LeapScholar's counselling landing page advertises a callback within 5 minutes of submitting your request.
  • Broader phrasing elsewhere: other official LeapScholar pages describe the timing more loosely, simply saying a counsellor will contact you soon, so the exact wait can vary by how you signed up and current demand.
  • What the first call covers: your academic profile and career goals, an eligibility check, recommended countries, courses and universities, and answers to your specific questions.
  • Booking directly: you can also book a free counselling session yourself through LeapScholar's site rather than waiting for an inbound callback.

If You Haven't Heard Back

Reach out directly instead of waiting indefinitely. LeapScholar currently lists 080-47184844, available 10am to 7pm IST, and contact@leapscholar.com for India-based queries. Following up yourself is normal and doesn't put you at any disadvantage in how your profile gets reviewed.

This Information Is Also Available On

LeapScholar's official counselling page.

My Advice

Have your basic profile ready before the call, current education, target countries, rough budget and any test scores, so the first conversation actually gets you a usable shortlist rather than a generic overview. If it's been more than a day with no contact, call the number above rather than resubmitting the form, since a duplicate request can sometimes slow things down rather than speed them up.

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