What it is:
A free website that acts like a study-abroad counselor for Bangladeshi students.

A student types a question — in Bangla, English, or Banglish, whatever's easiest — and gets real advice back about which country to pick, which universities, scholarships, how much money they'll need, IELTS, writing their application, and what to do month by month.

What makes it different from just using ChatGPT:

It knows the student. They fill in their CGPA, budget in taka, IELTS score, and what they want to study — once. After that every answer is built around their situation instead of generic advice.

It's built for Bangladesh. It understands the 4.00 CGPA scale, thinks in taka, and knows about the paperwork Bangladeshi students actually deal with — transcript attestation, bank statements, embassy steps.

It's honest. It won't promise anyone they'll get admission or a visa. When it gives a number, it says "this is an estimate, go check the official website." That matters — bad advice here costs students real money and a whole year.

It can talk and listen. Students can speak their question instead of typing, and have answers read aloud.