University profiles, course catalogues, fee structures and eligibility criteria in one living, searchable library, always current and answerable in plain language. Built for admissions, counselling and student-services teams.
A student asks about the 2026 fee for a course. The counsellor opens a folder full of PDFs, a brochure from last year, an email with a revised fee, a spreadsheet someone maintained and then stopped. Which number is right? Nobody is sure. Multiply that across hundreds of universities, thousands of courses, and a team of counsellors, and the single most important thing you sell, accurate guidance, rests on documents that quietly went stale.
PolicyCentral.ai turns that scattered, ageing pile into one living library: every university, course, fee and eligibility rule in a single place, version-controlled, flagged for review before it expires, and answerable in plain language by any counsellor or student who asks.
An admissions-services firm that matches students, by marks, skills and aptitude, to the right universities and courses. Its value is the depth of what it knows: fee structures, eligibility criteria, scholarships, intake calendars, placement records, across hundreds of institutions in India and abroad.
But that knowledge lives in brochures, PDFs, spreadsheets and inboxes, and most of it is dead: last year's fee, a superseded cut-off, a scholarship that no longer exists. A counsellor cannot tell, at a glance, whether the document in front of them is current, and a wrong number to a student is a trust problem, not a typo.
That is what this looks like on PolicyCentral.ai. Every institution's documents live in one library, each with an owner, a verified date, and a review reminder. A counsellor asks a plain question and gets the current answer with its source cited. The student self-serves the same truth on their phone.
Every university, course, fee sheet, eligibility rule and scholarship in a single structured library, organised the way your counsellors think, by institution, country, stream and intake. No more hunting through shared drives, brochures and inboxes for the version that happens to be right. One place, one structure, one search.
Explore Content ManagementPolicyGPT answers from your own library, in plain language, with the source document and its date cited. "What is the 2026 first-year fee for Computer Science at Amber?" returns the current number and where it came from, in seconds. A new counsellor is productive on day one, without three months of learning where everything is buried.
Explore AI & PolicyGPTEvery document has an owner, a verified date and a review reminder. When a fee sheet is approaching its expiry, or a university publishes a new intake, the owner is prompted to update it, and the old version is superseded, not left lying around to be quoted by mistake. "Current" stops being a hope and becomes a status you can see.
Explore Publisher ControlsThe engineering desk, the study-abroad team, the management-courses counsellors, each sees the institutions and documents that matter to them, without wading through the rest. New joiners get access by role on day one, and a fee revision or a fresh intake circular reaches exactly the counsellors who need it, with acknowledgement on record.
Explore Distribution & TargetingCourse pages, fee summaries and eligibility explainers a student can read on their own phone, in the language they and their parents are comfortable with, with summaries and audio for the parts that matter. Fewer repeat calls to the counsellor, a better-informed student, and a family that trusts the guidance because they can see it for themselves.
Explore Portal & Mobile AppWhich courses counsellors search most, which questions PolicyGPT could not answer, which documents are overdue for review, all on one dashboard. The gaps in your knowledge base stop being invisible: you can see the university that needs a fresh fee sheet and the question your library cannot yet answer, and close them before a student notices.
Explore Tracking & ReportingThe quieter capabilities admissions and counselling teams lean on, ready on day one.
A one-paragraph summary of any course or university page, so a counsellor briefs a family in a minute, not ten.
Your brand, on iOS and Android, so students carry the current course and fee library in their pocket.
Application deadlines and intake windows per university, so no counsellor misses a closing date for a student.
When a fee or eligibility rule changes, the counsellors who use it are notified, so nobody quotes yesterday's number.
Questions students ask most feed straight back into what the library should cover next.
Who can see and edit what is controlled by role, with an audit trail of every change to a fee or eligibility record.
Five situations a student-counselling team faces every intake season.
A student asks mid-session. The counsellor asks PolicyGPT and reads back the current fee with its source, instead of digging through folders and hoping the PDF on top is the latest one.
The document owner updates the fee sheet once. The new version supersedes the old, every counsellor who uses it is notified, and the outdated number stops being quotable anywhere in the firm.
Instead of months learning where everything is, they get role-based access to their desk's library and ask PolicyGPT anything. They are giving accurate guidance in their first week.
The student opens the course and fee summary on their phone, in Hindi, and shares it with a parent. The family sees the same current truth the counsellor does, and trusts the advice more for it.
One dashboard shows the questions the library could not answer, the documents overdue for review, and the universities students ask about most. The team fixes what is missing before it costs a conversion.
From dead PDFs across folders and inboxes to one living, searchable library.
From "let me check and call you back" to a cited answer in seconds.
From a number that might be old to the current truth, on the student's own phone.
Bring a handful of your university and fee documents. In 30 minutes we'll show you the searchable library, a counsellor asking a plain question, and the student view on a phone.