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Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 7h
Many students don’t realize their social media can impact visa approval. Embassies now check posts, likes, and comments as part of background screening. Old jokes, memes, or political content may be seen as risky, even if harmless. Students often forget what they posted years ago or what might raise concerns. There’s no easy tool to review and clean up their online history. This idea helps them spot hidden risks and secure their study abroad dreams. The idea is to create a tool that scans a student’s social media accounts and flags content that could harm their visa chances. It helps identify risky posts, comments, or likes based on embassy review patterns. The tool also gives clear suggestions on what to delete or edit. It’s like a digital cleanup guide designed specially for students applying to study abroad.
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