Answers before you apply.

The website currently features American University of Malta, Global College Malta and APEX École de Management. Programme availability and delivery arrangements should always be reconfirmed for the intended intake before applying.

No. EDUJET can guide students with selection, documentation and application preparation, but admission, scholarship and immigration decisions are made independently by the relevant institution and competent authorities.

Yes. You can contact EDUJET first with your qualification, study interest and preferred destination. The counselling process is intended to help you narrow down suitable options before you proceed.

EDUJET currently features American University of Malta and Global College Malta. You can review their dedicated pages on this website and then contact EDUJET for the latest programme, fee, intake and entry-requirement information.

The exact checklist depends on the institution and programme. Commonly reviewed items can include identity documents, academic records, English-language evidence where required, a CV or experience documents for some programmes, and other institution-specific documents.

EDUJET may help you understand the document process and next steps, but the visa or residence decision is made only by the competent Maltese authorities. Requirements can change, so the latest official checklist should be followed at the time of application.

Yes. Tuition fees, deposits, scholarships, programme availability and intake dates can change. EDUJET therefore avoids treating website figures as a final quotation and recommends reconfirming the latest information before payment or submission.

No. EDUJET does not make an unverified Dubai-campus claim. The relevant programme delivery location, study mode and intake arrangement should be confirmed for the specific application before a student proceeds.

The website highlights management-oriented pathways such as management studies, executive business education and professional-development options. Exact programme title, duration, delivery mode and eligibility should be reconfirmed for the chosen intake.

You should not. Before paying or submitting documents, confirm where the programme is delivered, whether it is online, blended or campus-based, and which institution or authority issues the relevant admission documents.

The typical journey is counselling, course and institution selection, document review, application preparation, offer review, visa-process guidance where applicable, and pre-departure support.

No. The current website counselling form is designed for enquiry details and opens a prepared WhatsApp message. Do not send sensitive originals, passwords or unnecessary financial information through a general website enquiry.

Contact EDUJET with your qualification and intended course. Eligibility depends on the institution's current entry criteria, and the final decision remains with the institution.

Start early enough to allow time for document preparation, institution review, payments where applicable and immigration steps. Exact timelines vary by destination, programme and intake, so the current deadline should be confirmed before planning.

No fixed tuition quotation should be treated as final unless it is confirmed through current institution information or an official offer/invoice. Fees and deposits can change by programme and intake.

Only the competent immigration or visa authority can approve or refuse a visa or residence application. EDUJET cannot guarantee the outcome.

No. Students should verify the institution, programme, amount, payment instructions and recipient before making any payment. Keep copies of official receipts and correspondence.

Use the Free Counselling form or contact EDUJET on WhatsApp at +91 83065 47465 or by email at info@edujet.net. Current programme, intake and document information can then be checked for your intended route.