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Ankit Dogra has been advising students from India on higher education in Canada and the UAE for 14 years. He has worked across three of the largest international education organisations in South Asia: AECC, ApplyBoard and IDP Education. That breadth means he understands how the same application looks to different institutions and where students from India tend to lose ground.
Most education counsellors focus on the admission process. Ankit also covers what comes after. He leads AECC's Student Essential Services team, which means he routinely advises students on setting up a Guaranteed Investment Certificate, securing an education loan, and sorting accommodation before they arrive. Students from India who have worked with him tend to arrive in Canada or the UAE considerably better prepared than most.
Over 14 years he has worked with students from India across a wide range of academic profiles. Some are strong students targeting top-ranked Canadian universities. Others are building a two-year diploma pathway with post-graduate work permit eligibility. The articles he writes reflect those real conversations, not the polished versions that appear on university websites. He holds an MBA in Marketing and is based at AECC's Gurgaon office.
