Company Description Rus Education is a leading MBBS abroad facilitator that has supported thousands of Indian students in pursuing medical education in Russia and other countries for over three decades. With 34 offices across India, the organization provides local support, personalized counseling, and end-to-end services from university selection to graduation. Rus Education partners with globally recognized, English-medium medical universities that offer affordable tuition, advanced clinical training, and modern infrastructure. The team assists students with applications, visas, travel, accommodation, and ongoing in-country support, along with FMGE/NExT coaching and career guidance. Rus Education operates with transparent processes and student-first policies, helping learners turn their medical aspirations into successful careers.
Role Description The Tele-counselor will provide informative and empathetic guidance to prospective students and families via phone and digital communication channels, focusing on MBBS opportunities in Russia and other countries.



Day-to-day responsibilities include responding to inquiries, explaining admission processes, eligibility criteria, fee structures, and university options, and maintaining accurate records of interactions in the CRM. The role involves following up with leads, scheduling counseling sessions, coordinating with on-site teams, and supporting students through each stage of the admission and enrollment process. The Tele-counselor will also contribute to outreach campaigns, share updates on policies and requirements, and ensure a high standard of service and compliance with organizational guidelines. This is a full-time, on-site role based in Noida.
Qualifications
• Candidates should possess solid communication and interpersonal skills, including clear spoken and written English and Hindi, active listening, and the ability to explain complex information simply and accurately.
• Candidates should possess counseling and s

📌 Tele-counselor (Noida)
🏢 Rus Education
📍 Noida