A conversation changes things
Let’s plan your next chapter.
A question about courses. A destination on your mind. A plan you’re ready to start. Our team in Kochi is here to help you see the next step clearly.

Get in touch
Your plans deserve a personal conversation.
Tell us where you are in your journey. You don’t need to have a course, country or intake decided before reaching out.
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Visit our Kerala office
Find us in Kochi.
Meet the team and talk through the possibilities. Call ahead so we can help you plan your counselling visit.
Visit our Kochi office.
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Helpful answers
Before you get in touch.
A few useful answers for students and families preparing their first conversation.
Explore our services →01Where is the Vidhyarthi Mithram office?+
Our Kerala office is at 34/583B, First Floor, Jolly Tower, Civil Lane Road, Padivattom, Edappally P.O., Ernakulam, Kerala – 682024. Use the Google Map or directions link below to plan your visit.
02How can I book a free study abroad counselling session?+
You can call +91 773 607 9990, email info@vidhyarthimithram.com or message us on WhatsApp. Share your preferred course, destination and intake if you have them in mind; our team will help you arrange a conversation.
03What should I bring to my first counselling conversation?+
Your latest academic results, preferred subjects, approximate budget and intended intake are a helpful starting point. If you are still exploring, you can discuss your interests first. You do not need to upload identity or financial documents through this enquiry form.
04Can I speak to the team before choosing a country or course?+
Yes. You can contact us while you are still comparing options. We can help you organise your academic profile, interests and questions so your course and destination research has a clearer direction.
