Free career guidance · 3 country editions
Choose your path with clarity, not confusion. Mapped globally, centered locally.
Pick the country where you want to study or work. Each edition explains that country’s own exams, colleges, licences and pay, in plain English, with links to the official sources.
Select your study destination
Where do you want to build your career?
Every edition is written for students in that country: its school system, its entrance tests and its rules.
Same career, different country
One career, three routes
The same job can need a different degree, exam and licence in each country. Open a country to see its route.
| Career | India | USA | UK |
|---|---|---|---|
| Law | LLB and CLAT (India Edition) | J.D. and the bar (USA Edition) | Solicitor or barrister (UK Edition) |
| Accountancy | Chartered Accountant (CA) (India Edition) | Accounting and CPA (USA Edition) | ACA or ACCA (UK Edition) |
| Software engineering | Software engineer (India Edition) | Software engineering (USA Edition) | Software engineer (UK Edition) |
| Medicine | MBBS and NEET (India Edition) | Pre-med to M.D./D.O. (USA Edition) | Hospital doctor or GP (UK Edition) |
| Nursing | B.Sc Nursing (India Edition) | Registered nurse (USA Edition) | Adult nurse (UK Edition) |
| Data science | Data science (India Edition) | Data science (USA Edition) | Not covered yet |
Moving between countries? Career pages show which qualifications are recognised in another edition, where an official rule exists.
What is inside
Built from official sources, counted from our own data
- India career guides
- 152
- USA career guides
- 136
- UK career guides
- 15
- Indian colleges listed
- 1615
- Official sources cited
- 1572
- Searchable guides and hubs
- 946
How it works
Three steps, no sign-up
Pick a country
Use the map, the cards above or Select Study Destination at the top.
Pick a career or stream
Or search from the top bar: a career, a course or an exam.
Check the official source
Facts link to the body that sets the rule, so you can confirm before you decide.
- IndiaSalary ranges are indicative INR figures; check each page's sources.
- USAPay and outlook figures come from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS); each figure shows its reference year.
- UKPay figures come from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings; each page shows the year.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Choose the country where you plan to study or start your career. Each edition explains that country's own school system, entrance tests, licences and pay. If you are an Indian student planning to study abroad, start with the study-abroad guides in the India Edition, then read the edition of the country you are going to.
Yes. Every guide in every edition is free to read. There is no sign-up, no subscription and no paywall.
Not yet. Both are in beta. The USA Edition has 136 career guides and the UK Edition has 15 career guides so far. The India Edition is the largest, with 152 career guides.
It depends on the edition. USA pay comes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and UK pay from the Office for National Statistics; each figure shows its year. India salary ranges are indicative figures, and each page lists its sources.