About ICAD in ICAD, Dharampeth Tower, Dharampeth, Nagpur, Nagpur

ICAD made its modest start in 1999, and it placed 30 students in United States of America in 2000. That was a revolution in Nagpur paved their way to top ranking universities of United States. Mr. Vijay Krishnamurthy was the first person in this batch to cross the prestigious 2300 marks in GRE. This was just the beginning of ICAD’s success story which flourished by leaps and bounds. We had 110 students in 2001, 250 in 2002 and so on. Till date, ICAD has placed more than 2400 candidates in USA. ICADians have made their mark in all top ranking universities of USA including Harvard, Stanford, CMU, Georgia Tech, Purdue, UCLA, Yale, etc.
ICAD is a team of result-oriented people, where the personal from various backgrounds like Engineering, English, Pharmacy, Management, Software, etc are involved. Here, every ICADian receives personal attention to elicit the maximum output from him/her. It is feasible because of limited batch strength, competitive environment and constant student-faculty intersection. ICAD provides long awaited platform for student community going abroad, where they come together, get their study companions, and share their views among themselves or with ICAD’s faculty about studies, examinations, and admissions.
ICAD is totally committed towards higher education abroad and strives to provide its students with every required facility from exam preparation to admission. Each year hundreds of students go abroad for higher education from this renowned institution.
ICAD has its own expertise in training and admissions. On one hand, a team of intellectuals is working under one of the two directors of ICAD, Mr. Sarang Upganlawar to boost the examination score of ICADians, while on the other hand a team of experts is working under the other Director, Mr. Rahul Upganlawar, to place ICADians in good ranking accredited universities. ICAD has its association with Visa Counselors, Bankers and Travel Agencies to enable ICADinas to cross the final barrier between them and their destined American Universities.