If you are a person who is busy planning admits abroad or have sunk your teeth in your GRE^® preparation, you will be familiar with an SOP. SOP is difficult for most people and by most, I mean 98%.

An SOP is as important as your GRE^® score. It requires a lot of research, time, hard work, grammar, self analysis, presentation skills, vocabulary etc. No, I'm not kidding, you need all that!

Imagine an admissions officer sitting in an office room on a warm wednesday afternoon. He has just finished his lunch, skipped his siesta and surrounded himself with an ocean of SOPs and each and every one of them have the same repeated set of information.

From the names that he finds difficult to pronounce, till the applicant's signature, he has gone through homogenous SOPs over and over till he lost count and interest.

Do you get it now?

Your SOP should be interesting and stand out of the ocean of SOPs.

A story.
Write an interesting piece of story (not the ones your grandma used to narrate).

Your SOP should essentially talk about three things:
Your Passion - Why do you want to pursue this course?
Your Aspirations - How can this course help you achieve your goal?
Your Qualifications - Why are you the best person to pursue this course?

So, how can you write an SOP that expresses who you are, reflects your personal journey but also sticks to the word limit without sounding too boring?

This is where we can help!