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Fill university application forms on any portal with your saved Vidhya profile. You review every field — it never submits for you. Vidhya Autofill saves you from re-typing the same details on every university application. Applying to several universities means entering the same information over and over — your name, contact details, address, family information, education history, test scores, and standard application questions — into one portal after another. Vidhya Autofill fills those fields for you, using the profile you've already built in your Vidhya account. How it works Connect your Vidhya account with a secure sign-in. Open a university application form. Click Fill. Vidhya shows you exactly what it will enter, grouped by category, so you can review or edit anything first. Confirm, and the fields fill in. You review the page and submit it yourself. What it fills Personal and identity details, contact and address, family and guardian information, education history, test scores, academic intent, and common supplemental questions — whatever you've saved in your Vidhya profile. Fields you haven't filled in are left blank; nothing is ever guessed or invented. Built around your control and privacy It never submits an application for you — you always review and submit yourself. Your profile is encrypted on your device and locks when you close your browser. It activates only on supported application pages. It reads and fills form fields only. It never accesses your saved passwords and never submits forms on your behalf. Requires a free Vidhya account. Vidhya helps students plan, research, and navigate their path to universities abroad. Learn more at govidhya.com.
Jun 23, 2026
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