Tell us what matters.
We begin with your subjects, interests, constraints and questions—not a one-size-fits-all answer.
◎Clear guidance after Class 12
Not sure what to study? Start with a clear plan.
Explore realistic degree paths using your subjects, interests, budget and goals. Understand the trade-offs and next steps before making a major decision.
No admission guaranteesFit before available seatOfficial facts should be rechecked
Your starting pointThree paths worth exploring
Guided01
B.Tech Computer ScienceDeep technical foundation
Consider02
BCAPractical computing route
Compare03
B.Sc. Data ScienceMaths, data and computing
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How Degree Planner works
Clarity in three thoughtful steps.
See the trade-offs.
Compare eligibility, duration, learning style, costs and professional routes using current official information.
⇄Know what comes next.
Leave with a shortlist of pathways, facts to verify and practical next steps you can discuss with your family.
↗My Degree Plan
Build your complete starting plan.
Answer six practical questions about your studies, interests, budget and preferred location. No phone number is required and your answers stay in this browser.
Question 1 of 6
Where are you right now?
This keeps the plan relevant to your decision stage.
Question 2 of 6
What are you studying?
Choose the closest stream or subject group.
Question 3 of 6
What kind of work draws you in?
This is one signal—not a permanent label.
Question 4 of 6
What matters most to you?
Choose your biggest priority right now.
Question 5 of 6
What is your approximate annual budget?
Include tuition first; hostel and living costs should be compared separately.
₹50,000₹10 lakh+
Up to ₹2.5 lakh / year
Question 6 of 6
Where would you prefer to study?
You can still compare other locations later.
Your starting plan
Three pathways to investigate—not one fixed answer.
Your college-shortlisting checklist
This is general guidance, not an admission decision. Verify programme recognition, eligibility, fees, deadlines and admission routes with current official sources.
What we help with
Guidance for the decisions around your degree.
Support can be tailored to your stage. Availability, eligibility, fees and application deadlines always depend on the relevant institution and official admission authority.
Career & degree direction
Organise your interests, strengths, subjects and priorities into realistic degree families worth investigating.
Course comparison
Compare course structure, eligibility, duration, learning environment and the options each route may keep open.
College shortlisting
Build a shortlist around programme fit, location, budget and preferences—with key facts marked for official verification.
Application guidance
Understand documentation, milestones and questions to ask while following the institution's authorised process.
Study abroad planning
Early-stage guidance for course and country exploration, university research, applications and scholarship searches.
Parent conversation
A clear, shared discussion about fit, cost, location, uncertainty and the next evidence needed before deciding.
Explore by degree family
Start broad. Then get specific.
A course name alone rarely tells the full story. Begin with a family and then compare the exact programme, regulator, institution and admission route.
01Engineering & Technology→
02Computer Applications & Data→
03Medicine & Healthcare→
04Dental & Allied Health→
05Business & Management→
06Commerce & Finance→
07Law & Public Policy→
08Design, Media & Creative Fields→
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Human guidance when it matters
Built around better decisions—not available seats.
Degree Planner is led by Dheeraj Mishra, an admission counsellor working with students since 2015. The approach starts with the student's profile and questions, then organises the information needed for a useful decision.
Best fit before available seatEvidence before claimsNo admission guaranteesStudent and family remain in control
Common questions
Useful answers, without the sales pressure.
These are general explanations. Programme rules and admission facts can change, so institution-specific answers should be checked with current official sources.
We discuss the student's current stage, subjects, interests, location and budget priorities, plus the decisions that feel unclear. The purpose is to identify useful next steps—not to promise an admission or pressure the student into one course.
Yes. The discussion can explore realistic course and college routes for the actual profile. Any eligibility, counselling, quota or seat information must still be confirmed through the relevant official authority or institution.
Degree Planner can support early research, course and university shortlisting, application planning and scholarship discovery. Immigration and visa decisions remain with the relevant authorities.
No. Admissions and scholarships are decided by institutions and authorised bodies. Degree Planner provides guidance, research and process support, not guaranteed outcomes.
Yes. The website states that guidance is available to students across India. Phone, email and WhatsApp can be used for the initial conversation.
Contact Degree Planner
Start with one clear conversation.
Contact Dheeraj Mishra or send the short enquiry form. Please avoid sharing Aadhaar numbers, marksheets, payment details or other sensitive documents in the first message.
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⌖Service locations listed on the current websiteBangalore · Pune · Mumbai · Online across India
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