Built to make admission choices clearer

AdmiScan was founded by Kiran, I am a software engineer and entrepreneur with two master's degrees—one earned in the United States and one in Germany.

I am enthusiastic about building useful digital products, exploring business ideas and solving practical problems through technology. Outside work, my interests include sports and travelling.

Admission decisions often involve large cutoff tables, changing counselling rules, multiple categories and quotas, programme choices, fees and uncertainty. Students may have a good rank but still create a choice list that is too ambitious, too narrow or missing realistic alternatives.

AdmiScan was created to make this information easier to understand. The platform reviews the complete shortlist rather than looking at only one college or one cutoff.

• Reviews college and programme choices using available historical admission data.
• Highlights options that appear ambitious, within historical range or in need of further verification.
• Identifies lists that may need more realistic alternatives or backup choices.
• Explains the result in a clearer and more practical format for students and families.

AdmiScan aims to use official or primary data sources where available and to correct verified data issues quickly. Historical cutoffs cannot guarantee a future result because counselling rules, seat availability, categories, quotas and competition can change.

AdmiScan is a decision-support platform. Final choices should always be checked against the relevant official counselling or university information.

Read the methodology and data-source explanation to understand how audit results are produced.

For product feedback, verified data corrections, privacy questions or technical support, email support.admiscan@gmail.com.

We usually respond within 1–2 business days. Verified data issues are prioritised during active counselling periods.