Over half of students planning overseas studies now use AI counseling tools
Over 54 % of study-abroad aspirants now use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for counseling and application support, fueling ed-tech innovation and regulatory debate.
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11h agoOver half of students planning overseas studies now use AI counseling tools
A new survey revealed that 54% of students planning higher education abroad use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for admission guidance. The trend highlights growing reliance on generative AI for essay feedback, university matching, and financial-aid queries. Educators warn of misinformation risks but acknowledge efficiency gains. Ed-tech firms in India and Singapore are developing regulated AI counseling platforms aligned with visa and test-prep frameworks.
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11h agoOver half of students planning overseas studies now use AI counseling tools
A new survey revealed that 54% of students planning higher education abroad use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for admission guidance. The trend highlights growing reliance on generative AI for essay feedback, university matching, and financial-aid queries. Educators warn of misinformation risks but acknowledge efficiency gains. Ed-tech firms in India and Singapore are developing regulated AI counseling platforms aligned with visa and test-prep frameworks.
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Over half of students planning overseas studies now use AI counseling tools
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Over 54 % of study-abroad aspirants now use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for counseling and application support, fueling ed-tech innovation and regulatory debate.
A new survey revealed that 54% of students planning higher education abroad use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for admission guidance. The trend highlights growing reliance on generative AI for essay feedback, university matching, and financial-aid queries. Educators warn of misinformation risks but acknowledge efficiency gains. Ed-tech firms in India and Singapore are developing regulated AI counseling platforms aligned with visa and test-prep frameworks.
A new survey revealed that 54% of students planning higher education abroad use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for admission guidance. The trend highlights growing reliance on generative AI for essay feedback, university matching, and financial-aid queries. Educators warn of misinformation risks but acknowledge efficiency gains. Ed-tech firms in India and Singapore are developing regulated AI counseling platforms aligned with visa and test-prep frameworks.
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AI
education
ChatGPT
Gemini
study abroad
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Oct 20, 2025 • 11:27 IST