La Maison AlthéaLes questions / FAQ

Les questions / FAQ

The questions that matter.

Straight answers about French higher education, application pathways and what independent consultancy guidance can and cannot promise.

The Place de la Bourse and Water Mirror in BordeauxThe Place de la Bourse and Water Mirror in Bordeaux

01 / Campus France · Programme finder

Verify your university

Begin with universities' own admissions pages rather than unverified listings and outdated fee claims.

Official resource ↗

02 / Campus France · Application guide

Check the application procedure

Nationality, residence and study level determine whether Études en France, DAP, Parcoursup or an institution route applies.

Official resource ↗

Do I need to apply through Études en France?

India is among the countries covered by Études en France. Your qualification, citizenship, chosen programme and study level determine the exact procedure; check Campus France and your university.

Read the official guidance ↗

Are tuition fees the same for every university?

No. Public and private institutions, programme types, citizenship, academic year and exemptions can all affect the amount. Confirm the fee with the institution.

Read the official guidance ↗

Can Althéa guarantee admission or a visa?

No. Universities decide admissions, and the French authorities decide visas. We help organise the process, not promise a result.

Read the official guidance ↗

How do Eiffel scholarship applications work?

The French higher-education institution submits Eiffel applications; students cannot submit an application to Campus France directly. Institution deadlines can be earlier than the national deadline.

Read the official guidance ↗

Can I apply to English-taught programmes?

Yes, some universities provide programmes taught partly or fully in English. The language of instruction and proof needed vary by programme.

Read the official guidance ↗

When should I arrange accommodation?

Start early, compare legitimate options and avoid paying unverified landlords. Refer to the Campus France guide for residence types and practical guidance.

Read the official guidance ↗

LET’S BEGIN

A wider world.
A personal way forward.

Bring your questions. Let’s find your first step together.

Request a consultation ↗