Raju C Chackko
Diploma of Community Welfare
Melbourne International College
Email: rajuchacko1970@yahoo.co.in

Now we understand that USS Australia is entirely different other so higher education consultants. Taking all the pains they paved us the way to the never expected dream land of kangaroos. Obstacles...obstacles...obstacles. They were at the front in every deeds of mine. They even made us confident and optimistic. Finally by the god's blessing, everything ended in a great note.

Thanks to Mr. Vasan and USS Australia - Cochin for all their guidance, support and assistance. Thanks to USS Australia and staffs for their unceased zealous and cordial interactions to help the students to get the doubts cleared and grievances redressed. Thank you and thank you all.

Mr. Kuruvilla J Kavanal
Diploma of Community Welfare
Melbourne International College
Email: kuruvillajkavanal@yahoo.co.in

This is Kuruvilla J Kavanal. It was my long time dream to study in Australia. I chose the right people to assist me and USS Australia made my dream come true. I would like to thank the staff of USS Australia - Cochin, for their support and dedication they have shown right from the day one. Mr. Vasan was a great mentor and his on going support has provided me with a lot os self confidence. When comparing with other consultants, USS Australia turned out to be the top most for its assistance and services to its students. They filled my heart with a feeling of love and affection.

"Long live USS Australia"

Mrs. Arsha Sajan
Diploma of Community Welfare
Melbourne International College
Email: arshapaniker@gmail.com

Studying in Australia has always been a dream for me and USS Australia made it happen true. I feel fortunate to be a part of the USS Australia family. I really appreciate the kind of help and assistance that was provided. They have been a blessing in disguise. The support and guidance right from offer letter till visa grant is really worth appreciating. I would like to thank all the staff and especially at Cochin who helped in me making this dream into a reality. I strongly suggest every student to the seek the services and assistance of USS Australia if you are looking for Australia as your education destination.

Return to top

Priyanka M
Diploma of Community Welfare
Stotts Colleges Pty Ltd
Email: piya4piya@gmail.com

Hi I landed in Melbourne on 16th October 2007 through USS Australia. Mr. Rejeesh Gopinath and Mrs. Bindu Balasubramanyam, the representatives of USS Australia at Cochin did a really good job for my visa processing. It was their assurance and support that made me to go ahead confidently with my visa processing. The day I landed in Melbourne, I was greeted with warmth and care. I was picked up from the Melbourne airport by the USS Australia members and was offered immediate accommodation .I was also assisted in getting a good part time job as well. The most important thing of all is that am feeling “Home away from Home” here in Melbourne. For all the happiness I am experiencing here in Melbourne, I have to say a Special thanks to Mr. Vasan Srinivasan and his family too...... And I am really proud to be a part of USS Australia family.


Nileena Babu
Diploma of Community Welfare
Stotts Colleges Pty Ltd
Email: nileenarockz@gmail.com

I reached Melbourne on 31st of August 2007 at 4 AM. USS Australia crew came there to pick me from airport. They hosted a great breakfast and organized a place to live in. USS Australia provide me all the information regarding the course and course related field. When I landed in Melbourne USS Australia helped me with accommodation, part time employment and in every other possible way. We also celebrate special occasions like birthdays of students who come through them at Vasan Uncle’s home. Another peculiarity of USS Australia is all of their services are free of cost. I was really excited to meet all the Indian students and others in Melbourne. I am really glad to have an interaction with them. I am feeling at home. USS Australia had created a huge circle of students from different parts of India. I get a lot of friends from them. My small advice to future students who come to Australia through USS Australia will definitely have a bright future and a successful career.


Udhay Kumar V
Diploma of Community Welfare
Melbourne International College
Email: udhaymalister@gmail.com

Studying overseas has always been my dream. On August 1st 2007 was the day when my dream turned into reality. I take this opportunity to appreciate the excellent service and immense support offered to me by USS Australia, Cochin. Since the day first landed in Melbourne I am being taken care for my accommodation and part time job. I am so happy to have met new friends in Melbourne and successfully commenced my course Diploma in community welfare from Stotts College, and the hospitality of USS Australia and their guidance in selecting courses and universities is great when compared to other consultancies. Unlike other consultancies USS Australia did not charge any money for the services provided to me. At USS Australia I seen an organisation dedicated to help the student community in foreign land with no monitory benefits. I am in Melbourne today because of USS Australia. I wish USSA a great success.

Return to top


Chandra Bharath
Diploma of Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
Carrick Institute of Education
Email: chandrabharath86@gmail.com

“My dream came true”, I can say that I am one of the luckiest in this world, I went to a 3 letter agency in Chennai, India. After getting their feed back I got upset and I thought to kill my dream called Australian education. By luck, my uncle’s friend told about USS Australia. With lots of fear and stress I stepped in to USS Australia. They guided me and counseled me about courses and colleges in Melbourne, and to get more clarification about course they gave me a contact of a student of commercial cookery, Carrick institute, Melbourne. It was sheer luck to see him in India, and after meeting him I decided to go through USS Australia. He advised me with information about the college and course and one thing I remembered that he told that it is his duty and he said every student owes USS Australia much more than anything. To be frank I thought that he is boasting about USS Australia, but after I landed Melbourne I felt a lot for having second thought about USS AUSTRALIA. I arrived on September 2007 till now I never felt home sick. Because USS Australia and its family of students made me feel am in my home. Now I started my classes and got a part time job. I never had and I don’t think that I will face any problem when USS Australia is there to help and support me. I really want to thank my parents and uncle for the efforts they took to send me Australia


Neelma Philip
Diploma of Printing & Graphics
St George Institute of Professional
Email: neelphilip@gmail.com

My ambition to do further studies in Australia was excitingly motivated the moment I came to know about USS Australia from my fiancé. After receiving many orientations from different sectors of my family and friends about being all alone in a different country, I started becoming reluctant to pursue my ambition, until my fiancé motivated me after a detailed follow up on USS Australia. To be honest, the sorrow of leaving my dear and near ones back home and the bit of fear factor of going to a new country was my constant companion all the way from Chennai to Melbourne. But it all surpassed as soon as I was out of Melbourne airport, and was received by a warm set of friends from USS Australia .In fact I was pleasantly surprised as how Vasan uncle had everything arranged, right from the airport pickup, to my instant temporary accommodation, and further to a permanent accommodation with a group of other students who were just as pleasing. The constant support from USS Australia that we receive in searching for a part time job and also scheduling interviews makes you feel important and the being a part of a big family. With this little time in Australia, I have come to know, how lucky I have been to be a part of the USS family, and to have chosen to come to Australia through no one else but them.


Malapuram Boyz
Diploma of Community Welfare & Diploma in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
Melbourne International College & ANIBT
Email: bakirsayed@gmail.com

Studying abroad was our big ambition in our life. After completing graduation, together we approached “CIGI”- Centre for Information and Guidance India, one of the well reputed guidance centers in Kerala. When we told them about our ambition, they informed us to contact with USS Australia Cochin Branch. It was really a turning point in our life. We got admission from one of the leading colleges in Melbourne. Then, every thing went very fast, as fast as we did not even realize that we had our visa stamped. We flew from Cochin to Melbourne with a huge amount of dreams. We did not have any idea that what we have to do after getting down in Melbourne Airport. But when we reached, it was an unforgettable & charming experience for us. There were two USS staffs inviting us in Airport. They received us from there, took us to our temporary accommodation & helped us in enrolling in our college. When they brought us to the USS office – Melbourne, all of them received us their own family members. They gave us valid information and advice about how to live in Australia, the traditions, culture & custom that is followed here in Australia. We consider Mr Vasan & his wife as our Uncle & Chechi (Sister) and all their staffs as our elder brothers and sisters… Now we are going to build a future with them.

Return to top


Sundar raman
Masters in Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Swinburne Institute of Technology
Email: morphrammy@gmail.com

International degree would be the dream of any student who is keen to achieve acumen in his stream. And one such dream of mine became a reality because of the promising USS Australia. It was a time when I tried a couple of consultants from whom I heard that arriving in Australia , in my case, was something impossible .Just then I found the USS and literally they made the impossible possible. The impossible task was that they got my visa within a short span of 25 days from the date of applying for the visa. I landed in Melbourne on Aug 5th and I went to my University on the 8th of Aug. I was not alone, Mr Vasan Srinivasan was there with me to make sure that I got enrolled in the University. I have to mention the fact that one of my neighbors tried to make it to Australia but he could not make it as his consultant was no good and he did not take my advice of consulting the USS. The hospitality of the USS Australia has to be mentioned .Even the complex of things seemed to be easier with the help of USS Australia’s staff who were very instrumental in getting me through all the formalities. The most important thing of all is that they make me feel at home and the feeling that they are there for me in Melbourne makes me feel more secured. The fact that has to be said is that they never aimed at monetary values. I have completed my course and I am working as a full time project coordinator in a well established manufacturing company in Melbourne. I am happily settled now and the credit should go to USS Australia.


Tirumala Rao
Diploma of Printing & Graphics
St George Institute of Professional
Email: tirumalakorvi@gmail.com

I came from Hyderabad a part of India to Australia on 25th of July 2007. I always had a dream and aspiration to live and study overseas. This is my first overseas trip. My friends had tried enumerable times to come overseas through other agencies but visa had got rejected due to lack of guidance on documentation process. Later my brother introduced me to USS Australia and they advised, guided me and did documentation process The day I landed in Australia I was picked up from the airport by the USS Australia staff members and was accommodated in a nice place of good environment with multicultural students who had also come through USS Australia .Then I was served with nice delicious Indian food and a welcome party similar to a fresher’s party as we do in school and college days. Not only the parties but also celebrate multicultural carnivals programmes like Diwali, Onam, Dussera, Christmas. Moreover I was also organized with a job realted to my field of study. Eventually I achieved what I dreamt for my career. Every now and then I think that I am gifted and lucky being a member of this USS Australia community. My special thanks to the USS Australia Director Mr. Vasan and his family ,staff for taking care of me.


Aravind Varadarajan
Diploma of Automotive
Melbourne Institute of Engineering
Email: aravind.vv@gmail.com

To become an entrepreneur in the world of automobiles had always been my dream. To achieve this dream I decided to pursue my education overseas , and more than me it was my family who felt I needed to have an international exposure. But my parents were always looking out for a right person to guide me through and I always had the worry how I would manage to live overseas leaving my home. It was then me and family met Mr.Vasan Srinivasan of Universal Student Services, when he had come to Chennai for a seminar. He gave me immense ideas of pursuing my career and living up an economized life at Australia .I was given immense support right from the time of applying for my PVA till the day I left for Melbourne. I was very excited as this was my first trip overseas and had lots of visualized dreams about Melbourne. I was being picked up at the airport by the USS members and was offered immediate accommodation. The same day I met the family of Mr.Vasan and was offered good home food which really made me feel like a home away from home. I was really excited to meet the students at Melbourne and interact with them. I also joined the family of Indians headed by Mr.Vasan at Melbourne. I was also being assisted in getting a good part time job and manage my living expenses. I am in Melbourne today, because of Mr.Vasan and Universal Student Services. I strongly suggest aspiring students who have an idea of studying in Australia need to seek the services of USS and get benefited.

Return to top


Arun Yoshith
Masters of Business Administration
Swinburne Institute of Technology
Email: arunyoshith@yahoo.com

Yash Duggal dreamt long of studying abroad. By the end of his undergraduate he had the urge to try something new, something refreshing and reinvigorating. He wanted to challenge himself, to jump headfirst into a culture he knew nothing about and to surround himself with people and places he had only read about. Flooded with a sense of trepidation mixed with the excitement that comes with starting a new chapter in one's life story, Yash packed his bags for Melbourne With its vibrant culture, rich yet tumultuous and unique location, Australia had always interested him, because of the prevailing knowledge that it was the best place for advanced training, equality, and highest professionalism. The rest was quick, consultation with an Educational agent in Powai, who arranged admission, filed his visa and promised airport pickup and services in Melbourne, all for a sum of money.

Three months later Yash stood outside Melbourne International airport waiting to be picked up. After hours of lingering completely at the mercy of freezing Australian winter, Yash realized, consultants had broken their word, he was on his own. What came up next few weeks was shoddier. Yash had to put with nine other boys in one room at a backpacker lodge, countenance the hurdles of enrolment and strange university comportments, incessant hunt for work and accommodation, cultural shock and loneliness. Yash quickly discovered, it was one thing to read about Australia in books and quite another to live it Even though the idea of studying abroad sounds likes a big vacation, it can be very emotionally challenging. It’s not easy to be removed from the environment you’re accustomed to. You have to be prepared to start a different lifestyle without the connections that you have at home. You can’t just expect to find friends, you have to try hard to meet new people and make new friendships. For students who endure the ordeal, the experience can be difficult and painful, to say the least. In some cases, the difficulties transcend the shortage of financial resources, and may embrace the intractable problem of, the obstacles of immigration, the perennial problem of cultural adjustment, and the nuisance presented by xenophobia. Living and studying in Australia is as difficult and complex as the nation itself. Australia has enormous resources, challenges, and opportunities, which we fondly call “Australian education Dream." Ironically my experience was different.

Studying abroad is something I would recommend to anyone. It’s a learning experience, which cannot be attained, at your home campus or India. There’s no better way to understand another culture than to be surrounded by it. My decision to come to Australia wasn't really a difficult one. As I researched destinations, my options were narrowed down fairly quickly to Australia. Did a great deal of exploring on the Internet and stumbled upon the USS web site. The fact that the company was based in Melbourne and that its Director Mr. Vasan Srinivasan was the first person of Indian origin to contest for a Member of Parliament election in Australia appeared promising. USS furnished my visa application and in three months I was at the Melbourne International airport, welcomed by Mr. Vasan Srinivasan, the Director himself. While housing experiences and employment woes are the biggest downfalls of studying abroad, I would say that I never had a bad incident. USS chose me a fine apartment and had it set for my welcoming day at Melbourne. Credits to them, I now hold the position of the Manager, Federation of Indian Association Victoria, a massive umbrella organisation for which Mr. Vasan Srinivasan is the patron. I must say that I was incredibly astounded with the quality of what I received compared to what I expected. I love being a student at University and am already looking into applying for my Permanent Residentship. USS provided me with so many little things that together made my whole academic experience worthwhile.

Over a year in Melbourne, I have moved along, with USS allying, gradually improving with each boulder I knocked over on the way became more and more satisfying. Now that USS is launching its newspaper, which will provide students with study abroad tips. I am pleased to give this information on USS, which will benefit every student, regardless of whether or not you choose to consult them. I thank USS and feel of it as an incredible privilege to be involved in writing this article.


Vijeyendran C
Masters of Engineering Systems
University of Ballarat
Email: vijone@gmail.com

I am Vijendran C , doing Master of Engineering systems at University of Ballarat, Australia. I joined the university in the July 2005 intake. Life has been fantastic since I landed in Australia and I am sure to have bright future in this land of opportunities. The silent man behind this is Mr. Vasan Srinivasan. He introduced me to life in Australia! He helped me to choose the right university and course which suits me the best and I am sure I will finish it in style. The University of Ballarat is one of the top universities in regional Australia. It has excellent laboratory facilities. The students can access the internet for free. Professors here are highly qualified, friendly and helpful. The university library has a wide range of collection of books. We can also access the public libraries in the city for free. The University conducts many multi cultural meets for us to know our community and mingle with all others. The university is located at 8 km from the city of Ballarat. Ballarat is a calm town. The living cost is comparatively lower than metropolitan cities. Living in a regional place like Ballarat, we can save a lot of money on rent, food and transport. There are Indian shops and a restaurant here, which makes us feel at home. People are very friendly here. Crime rate is very low. There are lakes, parks and notable spots like Soverign Hill, where we can spend leisure time. I must thank Universal Student Services ( USS ) , an organization started by Mr.Vasan in Chennai, to help the Indian Students to pursue their studies in Australia. Without USS I wouldn't have been here! Mr. Kathick Rajasekaran and Miss. Sunitha, who runs the USS Chennai office have always been there to guide me through my visa documentations. I recommend all my mates down there in India, interested in Aussie life to walk to down to USS to have a bright and secured future! I welcome Indians along with Mr.Vasan, who is striving hard to build up our community in Victoria. We will be more than happy to receive you'll, giving you'll temporary accommodation and guiding you with tips to find a part time work. I thank once again Mr.Vasan and his team for providing all these facilities to me when I landed here in Australia.


Return to top


Jesal Doshi
Masters of Engineering Systems
University of Ballarat
Email: jesal1983@gmail.com

I came to know about Mr. Vasan and Universal Student Services from one of my friends Pradyum Murlidhar In December of 2004. Mr. Vasan helped in guiding me as to which Course and University to Choose in Australia. The chennai office is being looked after by Mr. Karthik and Ms. Sunita. The two of them were a great help In the visa process. The Australian visa process is one of the hardest in the world and they helped us in each stage of the process. Without their help it wouldn't have been so easy. The best thing about their services is that the services do not stop in India but continue into Australia. They had arranged for a pick up from the Melbourne airport. What's even better is that they provided us with temporary accommodation in Ballarat until we found a place of our own. U.S.S. also helped us in finding part-time jobs in Australia. These kind of services are not given by any other consulting agency. This organization works in a very professional manner and best of all they do not charge for their consultation and there are no hidden costs unlike other agencies. Mr. Vasan keeps close contact with all his students. Mr. Vasan is a very influential person and a well known man in the Indian and Australian community in Australia. Thus I advise students to come through Universal Student Services and have the best experience possible in Australia.


Rishi Venkataraman
Masters of Information Technology
Swinburne Institute of Technology
Email: nvrishi@gmail.com

It's not easy even to think of studying Overseas and live there. But Mr. Vasan and Universal Students Services made them for me in a wink of an eye! If it was not Mr.Vasan Srinivasan and his staffs Mr. Karthik and Madam Sunitha, I would have just seen Australia and Melbourne in our School Maps. I was so scared to be in a place of people who are entirely different even in their color. But the very presence of Mr.Vasan at Melbourne Airport made me feel that i was in safe hands. Most important, when somebody helps you, you think of them for that minute and forget them. If somebody feeds you in an unknown place our own traditional food, it makes a world of difference. Nobody would dream of Indian Food when they land in Melbourne. The hospitality of USS and their guidance in selecting courses and universities is great when compared to others consultants. They took so much care and they continue to do the same, in each and every move we do here, right from lodging applications for VISA, University Selection, Finding Accommodation, Work Permit, Part-Time. This is the greatest aspect of USS which no other consultants do in India. It was so unbelievable that they did not even charge a single penny for their entire service they provided in Chennai and for which they continue to provide here. He is family for most of the Indian students here like me. I wish USS a great success and I wish that every student who thinks of Australia as their educational destination should immediately think of the Magic Three Letter Word “USS”. 


Pradyain M S
Masters in Multimedia
Swinburne Institute of Technology
Email: pradayinn@yahoo.co.uk

I landed in Melbourne on 27th July of 2004 at 8.30pm.I was practically stranded in the airport for couple of hours. I called up the agent in India but the response was very bad. It put me under such a lot of mental stress. It was 11pm and it was freezing outside and it was frustrating to know that the promises made in Chennai weren't fulfilled. I found it really tough being away from home and it took about a month to get settled down here. I got to know about Mr.Vasan through my friend who had made it to Melbourne thorough USS. Mr.Vasan was the first Indian in Australia who stood for the MP ELECTIONS in Australian Political history. USS has helped me in every possible way in Melbourne. At USS for the first time I see an organization dedicated to help the student community in foreign land with no monetary gains. USS helped me with accommodation, part time employment. I would strongly recommend USS to any student with aims of pursuing education in Melbourne and would be happy to answer any questions related. I would also like to add a special note about Mr.Vasan and his family who have added value to my life in Melbourne.


Karthik K
Masters of Information Systems
University of Ballarat
Email: karthik_kamalakannan@yahoo.com


The USS milestone in my life… From the moment I saw the plane land on the Tullamarine airport runway, fear began to cloud my mind on how I am going to survive in a land of strangers. I was totally unsure of what I would be doing next. All I had within me is the hope that Mr. Vasan Srinivasan had given me before I left home town. The moment when my baggage clearance was over and when I moved into the waiting lounge I got a huge sigh of relief after I noticed Mr. Vasan and his members ready there to receive me after my long flight journey. And yes, I do remember his words that he told me at Chennai, “You will be smiling from day 1 in Australia cause you have trust in me”, and I was glad that it came out true. After my arrival into this strange country Mr. Vasan was the first contact who introduced me to the Indian band wagon which changed my life entirely. I had very good friends who took care of me as a family member and Mr. Vasan made sure that I had good accommodation till I got settled in Ballarat. He also made sure that we felt at home, offering us dinner at his place and making us comfortable. The rest of the days from then on have been a pleasure with every step being assisted by Mr. Vasan. I am sure that no consultant would be so dedicated to an aspiring student and be his well wisher as USS is and I would say that USS is second to none when it comes to deciding ones’ future in Australia. I strongly vote that USS has surpassed my expectations as a consultant and I feel that I am a member of the Indian family in Victoria headed by Mr. Vasan Srinivasan.

Return to top


Madhu & Shyam
Masters of Information Technology
University of Ballarat
Email: madhu.somineni@gmail.com

Hi!!! We are Madhu and Shyam, from the University of Ballarat doing MIT program. We first got introduced about Australian education through a 3 letter educational consultant. But our doubts arouse a couple of days before the departure from Chennai. We still weren’t sure of our accommodation and the airport pickup. We then contacted our friend at Chennai who had told us about USS a couple of weeks back. He then referred us to Mr. Vasan Srinivasan who was heading the team of volunteers helping Indians coming to Victoria. We then contacted him and told him about our queries. He then told us to be rest assured. The day we landed in Melbourne Mr. Vasan was there expecting us and greeted us with utmost warmth and care. We instantly felt at home and were taken to his home where we enjoyed a hearty conversation over dinner. Mr. Vasan also made sure we had good accommodation for the initial days spent in Melbourne. We were in the good company of friends who took care of us treating us as a part of their group. At the day of enrolment Mr. Vasan drove us to the University and helped us enroll in our course assisting in every step. He then arranged us a home very near to all amenities in Ballarat for us to be comfortable. He was also with us till we assured him that we had finally got settled and comfortable. The USS team was more of friends and family than consultants to us. These services were above par than any other consultant and we are proud to be part a of the USS family.


Pradyum M
Masters in Engineering Systems
University of Ballarat
Email: pradyum83@gmail.com

My relationship with UNIVERSAL STUDENT SERVICES and MR VASAN in particular was the best thing that could have happened to me. I considered many consultants before approaching them. The moment I landed in their office, I was convinced that they were the best in the business. As most of you know getting a student visa to Australia is a big process. The guidance I received from them regarding the universities was exemplary. The ever reliable KARTHICK and SUNITHA (Chennai office) were brilliant at handling the whole visa process. The professionalism shown by them was second to none. I am always indebted to them. Universal student services do not charge the students any consultation fees unlike other agents who charge exorbitant amounts. Their services are totally free. The unique thing about this consultancy is the services they provide after arriving in Australia which no other consultancy can provide. MR Vasan, an Indian expatriate, has a great deal of concern for Indian students in Australia. The day I arrived in Melbourne, he was there at the airport to receive me. I am in a city called ballarat which is about an hour and a half from Melbourne. MR Vasan took all the pains and shifted me to ballarat that very night. He had arranged for a temporary accommodation in ballarat until I got a house to rent .This kind of service can be provided only by Mr. Vasan and universal student services. He helped me a great deal in finding part time jobs .Mr. Vasan still calls us and finds out as to how we are doing .Such is the love and affection he has for Indian students. MR Vasan is a very influential person and is well known and highly respected here. So I recommend the students in India to come through universal student services to have a great future in Australia. Good luck “mates”.


Vaidyanathan K
Masters in Engineering Systems
University of Ballarat
Email: vaidya_siva07@yahoo.co.in

I came to Australia through Universal Student Services. The service provided by USS and by Mr.Vasan in particular was very good. The Australian Visa process is a very tedious one. Mr.Kartick and Madam Sunitha who are the USS representatives in India did a very good job by leading us through the Visa process. The moment we landed in Melbourne Mr.Vasan and his crew members were there to receive us in the airport. I am a student doing my Master's at the University of Ballarat. On the day I was received received in Melbourne, Mr.Vasan took all pains in shifting us to a temporary accommodation in Ballarat. He also hosted a dinner for the Indian students at his residence. Unlike other Consultants Mr.Vasan did not charge any amount for the services rendered to us. All his services are at free of cost. Even after arriving in Ballarat, Mr.Vasan calls us every week and enquires about our well-being. He is very influential in Australia. He also helped me in getting a part time job. Come to Australia through USS and have a very bright and successful career.


Vivek Gaur
Masters in Engineering Systems
University of Ballarat
Email: vivekgaur21@gmail.com

I came to know about Mr. Vasan and Universal Student Services from some of my friends Vaidyanathan, Pradyum Murlidhar and Vijendran in December of 2004. Mr. Vasan helped in guiding me as to which Course and the best University to Choose in Australia. The chennai office is being looked after by Mr. Karthik and Madam Sunita. The two of them guided us really well through the visa process which is a really excruciating one. The best thing about their services is that it did not stop in India but continued in Australia as well. They arranged for a pick up from the Melbourne airport and even provided us with temporary accommodation in Ballarat until we found a place of our own. They really help out the students in a new place like Australia. They constantly keep in touch with students and make them feel at home. These kind of services are not provided by any other consulting agency. This organization works in a very professional manner and best of all they do not charge for their consultation and there are no hidden costs unlike other agencies. Mr. Vasan is a very influential person and a well known man in the Indian and Australian community in Australia. Thus I advise students to come through Universal Student Services and have the best experience possible in Australia.

Return to top