For parents and guardians
Be part of the decision without taking it over.
Choosing a stream, a degree or a country is one of the largest decisions — and investments — a family makes. Edukrish gives you the reasoning behind every suggestion, an honest view of costs and trade-offs, and a respectful way to talk it through with your child.
Available today
Your consent comes first
Available nowIf your child is under 18, their account stays locked until you review what we collect and approve by email. Your decision is recorded with the exact notice you saw.
Transparent recommendations
Available nowEvery career suggestion shows how it was calculated. No black-box scores, no paid placements.
Facts with their source status
Available nowEach career page says plainly whether it has been checked against official sources yet, and when.
Your parent dashboard
Available nowFollow your child's progress: study profile, interests and values results, explained career matches, shortlist and next steps. For under-18s you see all of it; adult students choose what to share. You can't change their answers, and individual questionnaire responses stay private.
Linking that's hard to fake
Available nowYou're linked automatically if you approved your child's account, or through an invitation they send to your email — never by searching for a child.
Alignment, not arguments
Available nowMark each career on their shortlist as supportive, unsure or concerned, with a note. They see your view next to their own.
Approvals with a record
Available nowWhen your child asks for a yes — an application, a course, a stream — you reply in one place, and both of you keep the record.
A shared budget plan
Available nowAgree a comfortable yearly budget, where to study and how you'll fund it. You and your child can both edit it.
What we're building next
Cost scenarios
Building nextCompare total cost, years to earning and assumptions for each route, in rupees, with every number's source and date. This needs verified fee data first.
What we will never do
- Promise admission, a visa, a scholarship or a salary.
- Let a university or partner pay to be recommended to your child.
- Turn the parent view into surveillance of your child's private thoughts.
- Sell your family's data or show your child advertising.