A Clearer Way to Think About Your Child's Future.
The choices students need to make during and after high school can feel overwhelming — subjects, careers, courses, colleges, and countries and the processes that follow. Dishaah helps students slow down, understand themselves and make choices that genuinely fit. Families are very much part of the journey, so that students feel supported rather than overwhelmed.
Sometimes, You Just Need a Trusted Place to Start.
Families usually reach out when a decision feels bigger than a Google search.
My child is unsure or confused.
Support Exploration. Help them begin exploring.
There are too many choices.
Bring Objective Structure to the options.
A decision deadline is coming up.
Guidance with Subject choices, courses, colleges and applications.
We need another perspective.
A Thoughtful Outside Voice to Demystify Opportunities.
We Start With the Student — Not the College List.
What interests the student? What motivates them? What comes naturally or what doesn’t? What are they curious about? These conversations become the starting point for practical next steps.
Meet Dishaah →Guidance for Different Stages.
Grades 7–8
Start exploring.
Grades 9–10
Understand possibilities, curricula and subject choices.
Grades 11–12
Connect interests with courses within the curriculum and beyond, and future pathways.
University Applicants
Plan applications, timelines and make informed university choices based on requisite information.
A Glimpse of Where Our Students Have Gone.
Explore selected universities where Dishaah students have received admissions across different countries.
USA
Selected universities where our students have pursued their higher education.
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
Brown University
Columbia University
Dartmouth College
Cornell University
University of Southern California
Tufts University
Duke University
Bentley University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Stevens Institute of Technology
Harvey Mudd College
Carnegie Mellon University
Boston University
Northeastern University
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Rutgers University
University of Washington, Seattle
Indiana University Bloomington, Kelley Hon
Bryant University
Babson University
New York University, Stern
India
Selected universities and institutions from India.
Ashoka University
Plaksha University
St Xavier’s College
OPJindal
UK
Selected universities from the United Kingdom.
University of Warwick
Queen Mary University
University College London
Oxford University
Imperial College London
Cambridge University
University of Bath
University of Bristol
Durham University
University of Edinburgh
University of St Andrews
Netherlands
Selected universities from the Netherlands.
Erasmus University
Tilberg University
University of Amsterdam
Maastricht University
Singapore
Selected universities from Singapore.
Singapore Management University
National University of Singapore
Sudarshana Shukla
College & Career Guidance Counsellor
Experience Matters. So Does Listening.
For more than 25 years, Sudarshana P. Shukla has worked with students and families at important turning points in their educational journeys. Her approach is personal: understand the individual first, then look at the possibilities. She stands out in giving a patient hearing to every student she meets.
Let’s Start With a Conversation.
You don’t need to have all the answers before you reach out. Tell us what your student is thinking about, and we’ll take it from there.
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