World-class degrees · English-taught programs · Generous scholarships
합격 means "accepted" — the result we work toward for every student.
Complete support from your first question to your first day on campus — and because we live in Korea, it does not end when the visa is stamped.
Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programs matched to your profile, budget and goals.
University scholarships covering up to full tuition — we find what you qualify for.
Transcripts, HEC attestation, recommendations, statements — prepared right the first time.
Bank statement rules, parent affidavits, and the embassy process in Islamabad.
Clear guidance on tuition, living costs, and the funds you must show — no surprises.
Dormitory settling, alien registration, and real help on the ground in Daegu.
We work with trusted partner universities across South Korea — with strong English-track programs, real scholarships, and genuine support for international students. Your personal university shortlist is shared during your free consultation, matched to your grades, budget and goals.
Popular majors: Computer Science · Artificial Intelligence · Smart Computing · Business Administration · Hotel Management
These programs at our partner universities are open to international students and taught fully in English. No Korean is required to start — and free Korean classes are included from your first semester.
Curriculums include hands-on specializations such as Data Science, AI & Robotics, Cybersecurity, IoT, Games & VR, Software Development, Marketing, Finance, and Hospitality Operations.
Graduate scholarships up to 100% of tuition, plus Teaching Assistant positions with monthly allowances.
Our partner universities run an intensive English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program — you can be admitted without an IELTS certificate through an interview and placement test, improve your English on campus in Korea, then enter your degree program. Completing it can earn a scholarship of up to 100% of first-semester tuition.
Korean-taught majors open to international students who reach the required TOPIK level — with TOPIK-based scholarships up to 70% of tuition. We advise you honestly on whether the English or Korean track suits you better.
These are the actual benefits offered to international students at our partner universities — we show you the official documents during your consultation.
Scholarships at admission and for academic excellence cover up to 100% of tuition each semester — undergraduate and graduate.
An IELTS score of 5.5 or higher can earn a first-semester scholarship of around 60% at partner universities' English tracks.
Partner universities cooperate with local businesses for part-time job placement, with official permission support.
100% free Korean language classes for all new international students from the first semester.
Government-designated immigration programs (KIIP) on campus support pathways to job-seeking and employment visas (D-10, E-7) after graduation.
Fully furnished dormitories with cafeteria, fitness room, laundry, and study zones — some scholarships even cover dormitory fees.
Scholarship criteria are set by each university and depend on your grades, English or Korean level, and program — we assess exactly what you qualify for, for free.
A clear sequence, so you always know exactly where your application stands.
We assess your grades, English level, budget and goals — on WhatsApp or in person.
We shortlist programs where you have a genuine chance of admission and funding.
You gather documents with our checklist; we prepare and submit the application.
After the admission letter arrives, we guide the D-2 visa file for the embassy.
Pre-departure briefing, and our team in Daegu helps you settle in after you land.
Admissions Lab was founded by PhD graduates of Korean universities. We personally went through the admissions, scholarship and visa process we now guide you through.
PhD in Molecular Biology (Korea). Postdoc, Seoul National University (2021–2025). Research Professor, Korea University, Seoul (2019–2020). Every application is guided personally from Mardan, with our team in Korea handling the university side.
Real photos from our partner universities — where you would study, live, eat, and play.
Students we guided to admission at our partner universities in Korea, in their own words.
I had good grades but no idea how Korean admissions work. Admissions Lab shortlisted the right university for my field, prepared my documents step by step, and guided my whole visa file. When my acceptance letter arrived, my family could not believe how smooth it was. Now I am starting my degree in AI in Korea.
What I liked most is that they never overpromised. They told me honestly which programs matched my profile, helped me with the bank statement rules that confuse everyone, and checked every document before submission. The team was answering my WhatsApp messages even after my admission.
Fill in the form and press the button — it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send. We reply the same day.
Prefer to talk directly?
📱 WhatsApp / Call: +92 313 9533337
📧 info@admissionslab.net
Khan Cloth Tower, 1st Floor, Block E (Office 21–23)
Muqam Chowk, near Ilyas Grace Marquee, Malakand Road, Mardan, KPK
Walk in with your documents — we start your process the same day.
📍 Get directions on Google MapsOnce we confirm your university shortlist, send clear scans or photos of the documents below. We check every file before anything is submitted to a university or embassy.
🔒 A secure online student portal for document upload and application tracking is in development. Until it launches, WhatsApp and email submissions are reviewed personally by our team and stored securely.
No — we place students in English-taught programs. Learning basic Korean helps with daily life, and most universities offer free Korean classes after you arrive.
Tuition at our partner universities typically ranges from about USD 2,000 to 4,000 per semester before scholarships — and scholarships of 30% to 100% are genuinely common for international students. On-campus dormitories keep living costs low; outside Seoul most students spend roughly USD 400–600 per month, and part-time work (up to 20 hours/week with permission) helps cover it.
Most English-track programs ask for IELTS 5.5 (TOEFL iBT 71) or higher — and IELTS 5.5+ can even earn you a scholarship of around 60% in your first semester. No IELTS yet? Some partner universities admit you through an interview and placement test into an intensive English program first, then into your degree — we will match you to the right path.
Yes — D-2 visa holders can work part-time (typically up to 20 hours per week during semesters) after receiving permission, usually from the second semester onward.
The first consultation is free, and our service fee depends on the program and support level you choose. We explain all fees clearly in writing before you commit to anything — no hidden charges at any stage.
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