Let's plan your studies in Italy.

Not always. Many Italian universities accept a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter from your previous institution as proof of English. Some programmes still prefer IELTS or TOEFL, so it depends on the course. We check this for every university on your shortlist.

Public university tuition is typically around €500 – €3,000 a year, and many public universities link fees to family income. Living costs are usually €600 – €1,200 a month depending on the city: Milan and Rome sit at the top, smaller cities like Padua, Pisa and Pavia lower.

Yes. The regional DSU scholarship can cover tuition, accommodation, meals and a living allowance for eligible students at public universities. There are also university merit scholarships and Italian Government (MAECI) awards. We help with the portals, documents and income certification.

Students can usually work up to 20 hours a week during the semester, and full-time during holidays. Common roles are in hospitality, retail, delivery and on-campus jobs.

The main intake is September – October, with applications typically opening January – April. Some universities offer a smaller February intake for selected courses. We recommend starting 6 – 8 months ahead.

Usually 2 – 6 weeks after you have your admission and key documents in place, and longer during peak season. Appointment availability can add 1 – 3 weeks, so we plan backwards from your course start date.

No. Italy doesn't require a blocked account. You show sufficient funds through bank statements and, if applicable, sponsor documents. We confirm the current amount with the embassy or VFS before you apply.

Yes, you can apply to several universities at once. We help you balance ambitious and safer choices so you have options when offers arrive.

Graduates can apply for a temporary residence permit of up to 12 months to look for work. Once employed, you can convert to a work permit.

Often, yes. Undergraduate applicants with a gap of 2 – 3 years can usually explain it; postgraduate applicants can justify longer gaps with work experience or further study. A clear SOP matters here.

English-taught Medicine & Surgery at public universities uses the IMAT entrance test. Indian students must also meet NMC eligibility, including a qualifying NEET result. A qualifying NEET result alone doesn't guarantee a place, so we plan your IMAT preparation and backups early.

Book a free consultation by phone, WhatsApp or the form on this site. Bring your marksheets, passport details and any test scores if you have them.