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The 2026-27 Common App activities list from India: what to write in 150 characters
How to fill the Common App activities list from India for 2026-27: the field limits, what 150 characters should say, and worked rewrites.
7 min read →How US and UK universities read CBSE, ISC, IB and state-board marks
How MIT, Cornell and other US universities read Indian marks without a GPA, and how UK universities set Class XII percentages and treat state boards.
8 min read →Grades 8 to 10: what actually matters for admissions abroad, marks included
Which Class 10 marks universities abroad read, why Basic or Standard Maths can matter for a UK degree, and what Grades 8 and 9 are really for.
6 min read →Model G20 country guides
Argentina, Australia, Brazil and 18 more.
21 guides →The UN First Committee (DISEC) explained
What the UN General Assembly's First Committee (DISEC) does, who sits on it, how it works, what its resolutions mean and how to prepare for it at MUN.
5 min read →What the PISA test measures and what it says about learning
Explore PISA's science skills and India's participation history, with a focus on evidence, careful interpretation and practical learning.
5 min read →Free guides
Guides for students and parents.
Where to start on programmes, MUN, white papers, research and applications, for the student and the parents who help.
How to write a policy brief: structure, evidence and a recommendation
Write a policy brief with a clear problem, honest evidence, fair options and a concrete recommendation, guided by university advice.
Read the guide →How to prepare for a Model G20 or Model UN conference
Prepare for Model G20 or Model UN with sourced country research, a clear position paper, negotiated text and purposeful committee speeches.
Read the guide →Research paper for school students: how to write your first one
Learn how to frame a research question, evaluate sources, build an argument and cite borrowed ideas in your first school research paper.
Read the guide →How to test a product idea before you build it
Test a product idea through customer interviews, simple prototypes and measurable evidence, using guidance from Stanford, GOV.UK and Startup India.
Read the guide →INSPIRE MANAK: how school students' ideas reach a national exhibition
How INSPIRE MANAK school nominations work, who is eligible, what the ₹10,000 award supports and how ideas reach the national exhibition.
Read the guide →The 2026-27 Common App activities list from India: what to write in 150 characters
How to fill the Common App activities list from India for 2026-27: the field limits, what 150 characters should say, and worked rewrites.
Read the guide →Grades 8 to 10: what actually matters for admissions abroad, marks included
Which Class 10 marks universities abroad read, why Basic or Standard Maths can matter for a UK degree, and what Grades 8 and 9 are really for.
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