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Anshul Mishra has spent 11 years advising students from India on undergraduate and postgraduate study in the United States. He has worked with students across the full range. Some are aiming for Ivy League universities. Others are building a more affordable route through community colleges before transferring to a four-year institution.
Much of his work covers the practical details that US university websites tend to gloss over for Indian applicants. How F-1 visa interviews actually go for students from India, why spring and fall intakes carry different implications depending on the course, and how Duolingo, IELTS and TOEFL acceptance varies considerably between institution types. These are the details that matter when a student from India is weighing up whether a particular university is genuinely viable for them.
Anshul works frequently with first-generation study abroad students from India, families who have no prior experience of the US admissions process and need guidance at every stage, not just the application. That experience shapes how he writes: clearly, without assuming knowledge the reader does not yet have. He holds a Bachelor of Hospitality Administration and Management and is based at AECC's Gurgaon office.
