- what should I even study??
- engineering, because everyone in my class is?
whatever pays the most- UK or Canada or just stay here?
- is going abroad worth the money?
- what if I pick wrong?
Bring all of it to one conversation.
Talk it through with a Yondo counsellor before you choose a course, a country or a campus. We listen first: what you enjoy, what you’re unsure about, what your parents are hoping for. Then we work out what’s worth exploring.
The first conversation is free.No forms, no pressure.
One sentence can open up more directions than you think.
You don’t need a plan to start. Most students begin with something like this.
“I love biology, but I don’t know if I want to be a doctor.”
Directions worth exploring
- Biomedical research
- Public health
- Bioinformatics
- Science communication
“I want to study abroad. My parents aren’t sure it’s worth it.”
What we’d do together
- Map costs against real outcomes
- Talk to people living those careers
- Look at safety and support
- One conversation with the whole family
“I’m good at too many things and can’t pick one.”
Directions worth exploring
- Interdisciplinary degrees
- Liberal arts
- Short tryouts in three areas
- A gap semester with a plan
What happens after you message us
No test to prepare for, and nothing to sign before you’ve talked to us. You can stop after any step.
You message us
On WhatsApp or by email. Tell us who’s exploring and what’s on your mind. A few lines is plenty.
A free first conversation
With a Yondo counsellor. We ask about you, not just your marks, and explain how Yondo works. No pressure, and no perfect answers needed.
Your private discovery space
If you go ahead, you’re invited to a private online space: short questions and small challenges, one card at a time. Under 18? A parent’s permission comes first.
Your family’s view
We talk with your parents separately, so their hopes, worries and limits are heard too.
Your consultation and Future Map
We go through it all with you: a few directions worth testing, what each really involves, and what to try next.
Then, if you want us with you
Shortlisting universities, applications, your visa, getting ready to fly and your first weeks abroad.
From “what should I study?” to your first week abroad.
Once you know where you’re heading, we stay with you for the practical part too.
Choose
- Universities compared on fit, not just rank
- Course, city, cost and support side by side
- Scholarships and deadlines within reach
- A summary your family can review together
Apply
- One plan with every deadline
- Transcripts, tests and passport in order
- Feedback on your statement
- Offers, conditions and deposits
Get ready to go
- Visa steps and documents for your country
- Halls or private accommodation, safely
- Flights and an arrival plan
- Insurance and banking before you need them
Settle in
- Your first two weeks, in order
- SIM, bank account and getting around
- Registering with a doctor and your university
- Local safety information and contacts
The people behind Yondo
We built Yondo because we went through these decisions ourselves, across India, Singapore, Dubai and beyond.
Harrsh Agrawal
Co-founder, Yondo
An education entrepreneur and operator who has worked across schools, coaching, student programmes and education ventures. He studied in India, Singapore and Dubai. Working with institutions and students, he has seen how much young people are capable of, and how little real exposure most of them get. Yondo is his attempt to close that gap.
Tushar Tayal
Co-founder, Yondo
An entrepreneur, global mobility professional and youth leader. He founded Travelidea, graduated as valedictorian from SP Jain School of Global Management, and secured All India Rank 1 in the CBSE AISSCE examination in 2019. His work keeps coming back to one problem: people have the ambition to move across borders, but not the access, guidance or pathways to do it well.
Parents, you’re part of this too.
We help families move from opinion against opinion to a decision built on what’s real: about your child, the opportunity and the costs.
- Is it safe?
- Is it worth the investment?
- What do graduates actually go on to do?
- Is my child ready?
- What happens if plans change?
okay… one conversation can’t hurt.
The first conversation is free.No forms, no pressure.