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EduGlobal is a global university and programme discovery platform, not a ranking site and not an agency. It answers the questions that actually slow students down: what exists, what it requires, what it costs, when the deadline is — and where the official page that says so is. You decide where to apply.
Every requirement is stored as a single machine-readable predicate — a rule type (IELTS, SAT total, subject prerequisite…), an operator, a value, a unit, and the conditions under which it applies (curriculum, nationality, language of instruction, intake). One admissions page usually becomes many rows. We never infer a programme's requirement from what another university does; unknowns are recorded as unknown.
Each row carries a source: the official URL, who published it, when it was retrieved, when it was last verified, and a confidence level. Nothing about requirements renders without a “last verified” date.
Browse by country, search and filter programmes, and open any one to see its requirements, subject prerequisites, language requirements, tuition and living costs, intakes, deadlines and scholarships — each traced to an official source with the date it was verified. Everything is presented as information; we don't decide for you.
Save the programmes you're interested in to build a shortlist, compare them side by side, then start applications and track them through your own stages. Each application keeps its tasks, documents and notes, and your calendar collects the deadlines from everything you've saved or applied to. Progress reflects the tasks you've completed — never an admission prediction.
EduGlobal reports what published criteria say. It never produces an admission chance. Where an institution publishes incoming-class statistics, those are shown as sourced, dated competitive context — nothing more. Whether a programme is right for you is your call to make.