Overall rank is not enough
A famous university can still be the wrong decision if the subject fit is weak or the cost story breaks the family budget.
Study tracks
Subject-first pages for the way students actually search.
Students rarely begin with "show me all countries." They begin with something specific: BBA, MBA, CSE, EEE, Public Health, Economics, English. These track pages help the app explain why subject ranking, cost, and career outcome need to be judged together.
Business
Business & Management
For students choosing BBA, BCom, business management, finance, accounting, economics, or general business pathways at undergraduate or master's level.
BBABComBusiness ManagementFinance
MBA
MBA & Professional Business
For students thinking about MBA, business analytics, supply chain, or career-switching professional programs.
MBABusiness AnalyticsSupply ChainExecutive MBA
CS & IT
Computer Science & IT
For CSE, software engineering, AI, cybersecurity, data science, and closely related tech fields.
CSESoftwareAICybersecurity
Engineering
Engineering
For EEE, civil, mechanical, industrial, chemical, and other engineering-led paths.
EEECivilMechanicalIndustrial
Science & Health
Science, Health & Biotech
For life sciences, biotech, pharmacy, public health, lab sciences, and health-adjacent programs.
Public HealthBiotechPharmacyBiology
Social Sciences
Social Sciences & Economics
For economics, development studies, IR, sociology, policy, education, and related disciplines.
EconomicsDevelopment StudiesInternational RelationsPolicy
Humanities
Humanities & Arts
For English, media, communication, history, design, and other creative or humanities-led degrees.
EnglishMediaCommunicationHistory
Subject strength matters more
For MBA, employer signal and ROI matter differently than they do for BBA. For engineering and CSE, university reputation alone is not the whole story either.
Outcome decides value
The app now treats cost, legal work, and post-study outcomes as part of subject choice, not as separate afterthoughts.