Choosing a Program and University
University Selection: Sweden has many prestigious universities, such as Uppsala University, Gothenburg University, Lund University, Stockholm University, and KTH Royal Institute of Technology. You should research programs and universities that align with your academic interests.

Admission Requirements-

Academic Qualifications: You need to meet specific academic requirements, including previous education degrees. For undergraduate programs, a high school diploma or its equivalent is required. For master’s programs, you need a recognized bachelor’s degree.
Language Proficiency: The required scores depend on the university and program, but generally range between IELTS 6.5-7.0 or TOEFL 90-100 (iBT). PTE and other language tests are well accepted.
Application Process
Centralized Application System: Sweden has a centralized application system, called UniversityAdmissions.se, which allows you to apply to multiple universities (up to four) with a single application.

Application Deadlines: There are two admission rounds per year, and international students should usually apply in the first round (around mid-October to mid-January for autumn intakes). The second round (April/May) is more competitive, especially for non-EU students.

Documents Required: Students need to submit a complete set of documents, including:
Academic transcripts and certificates
Proof of English proficiency (IELTS)
A letter of motivation or personal statement

Letters of recommendation
CV/Resume
Offer of Admission Decisions
Once submitted, the universities review your applications. Decisions are usually released within a few months (mostly 21st of March). If accepted, you will receive an Offer of Admission.

Residence Permit for Studies (Visa)
You need to apply for a Residence Permit for Studies. The process is handled by the Swedish Migration Agency and typically takes several months, so we apply for you the earliest.