The Higher Education Review

At the age of 42 when most people think of settling down and stay content with whatever they have earned in their life, P. Sreedharan with a perpetual spirit came up with the idea of establishing Mancomp Overseas Education in 1988. One of the oldest educational consultancies to operate in India under a corporate banner, Mancomp is an eminent name amongst educational providers in India and abroad.

With a team of experienced and dedicated student counselors, Mancomp is successfully guiding the students in choosing the appropriate course and university in accordance to their choice and betterment. "Our team of counselors is extremely experienced and competent in this field. They are well aware of their responsibilities and leaves no stone unturned in showing the right path to the students coming to us with a hope of a better future," says Sreedharan.

The teams in a detailed manner check the qualification of the students and examine their eligibility with the universities they aspire, including directing them to the airport and visa formalities.

Mancomp is a genuine consultancy organization having more than 29 years of existence in the market where there is no dearth of fly-bynight consultants who misguide several students and throw them into the well of incredibility. Given to the heritage of Mancomp, it is the first corporate to be appointed by an Australian University (QUT) to represent their university in South India. Apart from Australia, today the organization serves as an official representative of reputed universities in UK, Singapore and Switzerland.

Over the years, the organization has built a cordial relationship with the educational institutions all over and subsequently earned the membership with associations like Association of Australian Education Representatives in India- AAERI. Presently, Sreedharan is a member of the legal cell of AAERI. Mancomp is a corporate member of Indo-Australian Chamber of Commerce, Chennai.


Assisting the aspirants since a long time, Mancomp takes explicit care to stay tuned with every student even after the service ends. "Most of our alumni often call us or drop by our office and we think this is the biggest surplus we obtained so far," concludes Sreedharan.