Commission Disclosure & Transparency Policy

1. Purpose of This Policy

We want every student and parent to understand how Meet Mentora sustains its services. This policy outlines when we may receive commission income, how that affects our operations, and the safeguards we follow to keep student interests first.

2. What Is an Education Commission?

Many universities around the world pay education partners a commission when a student successfully enrols. Commissions are typically paid after enrollment and are calculated as a percentage of the first year’s tuition or fees. This practice helps universities manage recruitment costs and allows Meet Mentora to provide free or subsidized support for many students.

3. When Meet Mentora May Receive Commission

• When you apply through Meet Mentora and enrol at a partner university.
• Only after your enrollment is confirmed and you begin classes.
• Not all universities are partners; some destinations (e.g., public universities in Germany) rarely pay commission.

We will always let you know when an institution is a partner or when no commission is involved so you have the full picture.

4. How Commission Affects Students

• Commission does not increase tuition or service fees charged by the university.
• Commission does not limit your application choices.
• You remain free to apply to partner and non-partner universities.
• We do not promote a university solely because of commission.

5. Free vs Paid Services

Our goal is to keep core counselling accessible while offering premium support when needed:

• Partner universities: Application and admission support is typically free.
• Optional paid services: Visa assistance, test prep, premium documentation, mentor sessions.
• Non-partner universities: You may purchase a comprehensive paid package if you want end-to-end support.

All optional services are clearly priced before you commit, so you can decide what fits your plan and budget.

6. How Partner Universities Are Identified

When a university is part of our partner network, we label it as “Partner University” or mention it during counselling sessions. You can always ask us whether a specific university is partnered, and we will answer transparently.

7. Student Choice & Consent

You are never required to choose a partner institution. If you prefer a non-partner university, we will support that decision just the same. Our counsellors discuss pros and cons for every option so you can make an informed choice. Your consent is required before we submit any application on your behalf.

8. Our Ethical Commitment

• No misrepresentation or hidden agendas.
• No false promises about visas, scholarships, PR, or jobs.
• No pressure selling—students can take time to decide.
• Honest, side-by-side comparisons of universities and services.
• Long-term student success matters more than short-term commissions.

9. Questions or Concerns

Have questions about commissions, partnerships, or paid services? Email us anytime at hello@meetmentora.com. We are happy to clarify before you make a decision.

10. Updates to This Policy

We may update this Commission Disclosure & Transparency Policy to reflect new partnerships or regulations. The most recent version will always be available on meetmentora.com with the date shown at the top.

11. Contact Information

Email: hello@meetmentora.com

Address: Kathmandu, Nepal