Student-first guidance

Let's find the course that suits your child's strengths and budget.

SUN EDU Services 360° helps students and families understand their options and choose a suitable path, one honest step at a time.

Our guidance is based on the student's own assessment, not on institution partnerships.

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Who we help

Guidance for every person in the decision

Parents

Clear answers on courses, costs, scholarships and education loans, so that you can decide with confidence.

How we support families

Students

For Classes 2–12 and graduates. Understand your strengths, then explore the paths that suit them.

About the assessment

Schools

Authorised career-awareness sessions for Classes 2–12, free for students, principals and administrators.

School programmes

The 360° approach

From first conversation to ongoing support

Assess

We look at performance, interests, aptitude, learning needs, family circumstances and aspirations.

Guide

We sit down with the family and talk through suitable courses, careers and alternatives.

Apply

We help with institution selection, applications, documentation, scholarships and education loans.

Continuous Support

We stay in touch after admission, so that students have someone to turn to.

Our core principle

The student comes first. Always.

Every recommendation prioritises the student's interests, eligibility, financial circumstances and educational suitability. Sometimes that means telling a family, "This course may not be the right fit. Here's why, and two alternatives."

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Why families trust us

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10

Years of experience in educational and admission guidance

1,000+

Students guided

10+

Eminent partner schools and institutions

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"Our daughter wanted engineering because her friends were choosing it. The counsellor went through her assessment with us and showed that her real strengths were in biology and in caring for people. They explained NEET (the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and two other routes, and helped us apply for a scholarship.

Nobody pushed us towards any college. The final decision stayed with our family, and for the first time it felt like the right one."

Mr. Nihit Chakraborty · Parent of a Class 12 student, Siliguri

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