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Study-abroad mentoring · Phase 1

Talk to someone who's already there.

PeerPath connects Indian students applying abroad with current undergrads at their target universities — for honest, one-to-one advice before you apply, and after you land.

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Mentoring session · boarding pass
PEER
VERIFIED
Mentor
A. Rao
University
Boston Univ.
Major
CS
Session
60 MIN
Mode
Zoom
Seat
1-to-1
PEERPATH · STUDY ABROADCONFIRMED
15–20
partner universities, US & UK
60 min
per mentoring call
2
stages covered — before & after admission
1:1
every session, no group webinars

Why PeerPath is different

Most platforms connect you to a university's official ambassador — someone briefed to represent the institution. PeerPath is independent, and student-first from the ground up.

Independent, not an ambassador program

Mentors speak for themselves, not for their university's admissions office. You get the version they'd tell a friend.

Before and after admission

Most help stops the day you get in. PeerPath mentors also help you land — accommodation, banking, homesickness, the whole first semester.

A senior, not a search engine

The interface stays out of the way. Minimal clicks between "I have a question" and "I'm on a call with someone who's lived it."

Student on a laptop video-calling a mentor
The conversation that matters

One honest call beats a hundred forum threads.

Every mentor on PeerPath was sitting exactly where you are now — refreshing admissions forums, unsure which advice to trust. A single 60-minute call with someone who's actually lived at your target university cuts through all of that.

Book your first call

Everything you need, built in

No plugins, no separate booking tool — the whole journey lives in one place.

Smart mentor matching

Filter by university, major, career interest and expertise until the list is short and relevant.

Instant boarding-pass booking

Pick an open slot and get a confirmed, calendar-ready session in two taps.

Admin-verified mentors

Every profile is reviewed before it goes live, and can be suspended if standards slip.

Application tracker

A private checklist that follows you from shortlisting universities to landing on campus.

Ratings & accountability

Every session ends with a rating, so quality is visible — not just claimed.

Mobile-first by design

Built for the phone screen first, because that's where this journey actually happens.

How the journey works

01

Create a profile

Grades, target countries, universities you're weighing up.

02

Find your senior

Filter by university, major, and what they can actually help with.

03

Book a slot

Pick a time, get a confirmation with everything you need.

04

Have the call

60 minutes on Zoom or Google Meet — real answers, no script.

05

Rate & carry on

Leave feedback, keep your notes, book again when you need to.

See the full journey →

What students say

A sample of the kinds of conversations mentors have every week — illustrative, not verbatim quotes from real users.

★★★★★

"Is the workload at a UK university really that different from CBSE? My mentor walked me through an actual reading list."

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Diya S.
Prospective Economics applicant, Delhi
★★★★★

"Nobody told me I'd need to figure out a bank account before I even landed — that call saved me a chaotic first week."

AR
Arjun R.
First-semester student, now a PeerPath mentor
★★★★☆

"I just wanted to know if I'd actually make friends outside the Indian students' group. Got a real, honest answer."

PN
Priya N.
Grade 12 mentee, Bengaluru

Everything mentors can help with

Before you apply

Choosing the right universityAcademic workload Campus cultureTeaching style Internships & co-opCareer opportunities Indian student experience

After admission

Accommodation & roommatesPacking & shopping Banking & financesFood & meal plans HealthcareTransportationWeather Clubs & student lifeTime managementHomesicknessFirst-semester survival

Mentors currently studying at

University campus building
University campus grounds
Students walking on campus
University library
Boston UniversityUC BerkeleyUniversity of Michigan UCLLSEImperial College London University of EdinburghUniversity of Toronto+ 8 more

PeerPath vs. a university ambassador program

PeerPath Ambassador program
Who you talk toAn independent current studentA student briefed by admissions
Covers after admissionYes — full first-semester supportRarely, program usually ends
Choice of mentorFilter by university, major, expertiseUsually assigned to you
Ratings & accountabilityPublic rating after every sessionRarely tracked

Resources

Guides we're building alongside the platform, so you're never starting from a blank page.

Guide

Choosing between two universities

A framework for weighing course structure, cost and campus fit.

Guide

Your first month abroad, week by week

Banking, SIM cards, groceries and the first homesick week.

Guide

Questions worth asking a mentor

Get more out of your 60 minutes with a short prep checklist.

Roadmap

Where PeerPath is headed after Phase 1.

Live now

Phase 1 — Core mentoring loop

15–20 partner universities across the US & UK, mentor search, booking, and ratings.

Planned

Phase 3 — Alumni & career network

Connecting graduating mentors with mentees for internship and career conversations.

Planned

Phase 4 — School & counsellor partnerships

Bringing PeerPath into schools directly, alongside existing counselling programs.

Frequently asked

No — that's the point. Mentors are independent current students, not university-appointed ambassadors, so advice isn't filtered through an admissions office.

Consultants are paid to manage your application. Mentors are current students sharing their own lived experience — complementary, not a replacement for either.

Use "Request a Mentor" on the Support page — Phase 2 is specifically about widening coverage based on requests like yours.

Not yet — the web app is built mobile-first, so it works well from a phone browser today while a dedicated app is evaluated.

More questions? Visit Support →

Your senior is one booking away.

No forms to a university office. Just a real conversation with someone who's done it.