PeerPath is a peer-to-peer mentoring platform that connects Indian high school students applying to universities abroad with current students already studying at those universities — so decisions get made with real information, not guesswork.
Most platforms that connect applicants to current students are run by the universities themselves — the "mentor" is really an ambassador, briefed to represent the institution well. That's useful, but it isn't the same as an honest, unfiltered conversation.
PeerPath is built to sit outside that structure: an independent, student-first platform that helps students make informed decisions before applying, and supports them through the transition after admission — not just up to the acceptance letter.
In one line: PeerPath should feel like a knowledgeable senior who's already made the trip — not another university search website.
Applying to undergraduate programs abroad and weighing up universities, majors and cities — often with more questions than any brochure can answer.
Studying at leading US and UK universities — initially kept to a focused list of 15–20 schools — who share authentic experience and practical advice, not admissions talking points.
Three principles guide every screen we build.
Minimal clicks between opening the app and being on a call with the right mentor.
Every mentor profile is transparent about who they are, what they know, and what students before you thought of them.
Built clean and intuitive first for a phone screen — because that's where most of this journey happens.
What you're looking at is Phase 1 of PeerPath — built to validate the core journey with real students and mentors before we scale to more universities.
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