Question 1

When will the student portal be available?

Accepted Answer

The dedicated student portal is coming soon at portal.iadmission.com. You can browse programs, compare options and submit a public application without creating an account. Contact our team for help with an existing application.

Question 2

Is it free to use iAdmission as a student?

Accepted Answer

You can browse public university and program listings, compare options, and submit an inquiry without paying to access those tools. Universities and third parties may charge application, tuition, visa, translation, insurance, or other fees. Ask the iAdmission team to confirm any service charges before you proceed.

Question 3

How do I apply to a university through iAdmission?

Accepted Answer

Once you find a program you're interested in, click "Apply Now" or "Inquire." You'll be guided through our multi-step inquiry form where you can express your interest and provide your academic background. Our team and the university's admissions office will then review your inquiry and guide you through the full application process.

Question 4

What documents do I need to apply?

Accepted Answer

Requirements vary by institution, program, intake, and applicant profile. Common requests include academic records, a passport copy, a personal statement, references, language evidence, and a CV. Treat catalog information as a starting point and confirm the final checklist with the university before submitting.

Question 5

Can iAdmission help with my visa application?

Accepted Answer

The team can help you understand published requirements, organize documents, and prepare questions for the relevant authority. Visa rules and processing times can change, and approval is decided only by the immigration authority; iAdmission cannot guarantee an outcome.

Question 6

How long does the application process take?

Accepted Answer

Timelines depend on the institution, program, intake, document completeness, and immigration process. The university and relevant authorities control their own processing times. Your counsellor can help identify deadlines and follow up on the stages visible to iAdmission.

Question 7

Can I track my application status?

Accepted Answer

Application tracking in the dedicated portal is coming soon. Until it launches, contact the team with your application reference for a status update.

Question 8

What if I need to change my program or university choice?

Accepted Answer

Contact your counsellor before the application is submitted so the change and any deadline or fee impact can be checked. After submission, changes depend on the institution and may require a new application or payment.

Question 9

Do you offer scholarship assistance?

Accepted Answer

The team can help you review scholarships that have been published by institutions or other providers. Availability, eligibility, deadlines, award values, and application methods must be confirmed with the scholarship provider; listing an opportunity does not guarantee an award.

Question 10

What countries do you support?

Accepted Answer

The current catalog covers 47 countries. Institution and program availability varies by destination and intake, so use the destination and program pages for the latest options in the catalog.

Question 11

How can my university partner with iAdmission?

Accepted Answer

Use the partnership form or contact page to share your institution details and recruitment goals. The iAdmission team will review the request, confirm eligibility and commercial terms, and explain any onboarding or integration work before a listing goes live.

Question 12

What are the benefits of joining iAdmission?

Accepted Answer

The admissions team can review institution information and handle public inquiries under the agreed partnership arrangement. Self-service partner and staff tools are coming soon at portal.iadmission.com; contact the team for current services and reporting.

Question 13

How much does it cost to list our university?

Accepted Answer

Institution pricing is not published as a fixed package. Contact the partnerships team for a written scope covering listing work, data requirements, available features, commercial terms, and any third-party costs before onboarding begins.

Question 14

How do we manage applications from iAdmission students?

Accepted Answer

The admissions team coordinates inquiries and public applications with institutions under the agreed onboarding arrangement. Self-service application management is planned for the dedicated portal; contact the team for updates until it launches.

Question 15

Can we customize our university profile?

Accepted Answer

Supported profile fields can be reviewed during onboarding. Institutions should provide current, licensed media and approved information for programs, fees, scholarships, requirements, contacts, and campus details. Publication depends on content review and the current platform capabilities.

Question 16

What kind of analytics and reporting do you provide?

Accepted Answer

Reporting availability depends on the partner configuration and the data collected through the agreed workflow. Ask the team for a demonstration and a written list of available reports; custom reporting should not be assumed unless it is included in the agreement.

Question 17

How do you verify the universities listed on your platform?

Accepted Answer

Catalog inclusion does not by itself guarantee current accreditation, recognition, or eligibility in every country. Applicants should verify the institution and program with the relevant official regulator or recognition body. Any iAdmission verification badge should be treated as a platform review, not a substitute for official recognition checks.

Question 18

Can we receive applications in our preferred format?

Accepted Answer

Export formats and system integrations are reviewed case by case. Share your required fields, security requirements, consent flow, and technical documentation so the team can confirm feasibility, scope, and cost before making a commitment.

Question 19

What is iAdmission?

Accepted Answer

iAdmission is a study-abroad discovery and admissions-support platform. Students can browse catalog listings, compare options, submit enquiries, and organize application steps. Catalog inclusion is not proof of a commercial partnership, accreditation, recognition, or admission eligibility.

Question 20

Which countries and regions do you cover?

Accepted Answer

The current catalog includes 47 countries across several regions. Coverage refers to discoverable catalog data; it does not mean every listed institution has a formal commercial partnership with iAdmission.

Question 21

How do you ensure data privacy and security?

Accepted Answer

The Privacy Policy explains what information may be collected, why it is used, when it may be shared, how long it may be retained, and how to submit a privacy request. No online service can promise absolute security; avoid sending unnecessary sensitive documents and contact the team if you suspect unauthorized access.

Question 22

How can I contact iAdmission for support?

Accepted Answer

Use the contact form, email info@iadmission.com, or call or WhatsApp +995 510 77 88 28. Response times vary with enquiry volume and time zone.

Question 23

Do you offer services in multiple languages?

Accepted Answer

The public website is currently available in English while we prepare the multilingual experience. Our student support team can still assist applicants from different regions.

Question 24

Can I provide feedback or suggest improvements?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use the Contact page and choose the most relevant subject. Feedback is reviewed, but submitting a suggestion does not guarantee that it will be implemented.

Question 25

Is iAdmission available as a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

There is no separate native mobile app currently. The website is designed for modern mobile browsers, although some data-heavy portal tasks may be easier on a larger screen.

Question 26

How do I report an issue or suspicious activity?

Accepted Answer

Use the Contact page and include the relevant URL, account email, date, and a concise description. Do not send passwords or unnecessary identity documents. Urgent account-access concerns should be identified clearly in the subject line.

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