About Rowshan Global Pathways
Rowshan Global Pathways (RGP) is a Dhaka-based study-abroad and student-visa consultancy that opened in 2026, in Panthapath. It is led by founder MD Ayaz Uddin Rifat, who states he has advised students since 2022. RGP offers personalised counselling, university and program selection, admission and documentation support, student-visa preparation and pre-departure guidance, with a stated focus on honest, profile-based advice rather than packaged promises. Its main destinations are the USA, Canada, South Korea and Malaysia, with selected European options.
These figures are published by Rowshan Global Pathways and have not been independently verified by ConsultancyCheck. Their own materials note that individual outcomes vary and no visa outcome is guaranteed.
Our research
ConsultancyCheck's own assessment, from public records and the company's own materials. This is our judgement — not a summary of student reviews.
How Rowshan Global Pathways get paid
Rowshan Global Pathways does not charge students a placement fee. Like most education agents, it is paid a commission by the universities it places students into. That does not make its advice bad — but the agent is paid by the institution, not by you, so it has more financial reason to recommend a partner university than a non-partner one. Ask which universities it represents, and whether your shortlist is on that list.
Who it suits
- ▸Students in Dhaka who want personalised, one-to-one counselling rather than a packaged deal
- ▸Applicants targeting the USA, Canada, South Korea or Malaysia
- ▸Students who value an adviser that sets realistic expectations over "guaranteed" promises
What they do
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Canada
South Korea
MalaysiaOffices you can visit
What students say
Google reviews are sourced from Google Maps and are not verified by ConsultancyCheck. Only cards marked Verified are from students we have checked.
The bottom line
A new (2026) Dhaka consultancy with a refreshingly honest, student-first approach — its own materials set realistic expectations and clearly state that no visa outcome is guaranteed. As an early-stage firm with a small team and no independent reviews yet, verify its recent placements and get everything in writing before committing.
