Entry requirements
IELTS, TOEFL, SAT and maths-exam thresholds — answered against your published rules, with the exact score the caller actually has.
Universities
KAGE handles applicant questions, admissions information, queue inquiries, and student services across Uzbek and Russian — without forcing callers through a scripted IVR.
The admissions phone line
IELTS, TOEFL, SAT and maths-exam thresholds — answered against your published rules, with the exact score the caller actually has.
Fees by programme, instalment schedules, offer deadlines and late-application rules — read from your approved content, never improvised.
What to upload, what the university keeps, when originals come back, and how to apply online — in the caller's own language.
How the scholarship is scored, who qualifies, what a discount actually covers — with the caller routed to admissions when it needs a human decision.
Every call is classified into your taxonomy — who called, what they asked, how it resolved — and the CRM card fills itself.
When a question needs a person or a personal account lookup, KAGE names the right office and hands the caller over instead of guessing.
Why it's trustworthy
Admissions runs on thresholds, and a confident wrong answer about a score is worse than no answer at all. KAGE compares the caller's exact value against your published rule — and refuses when it can't be certain.
SAT Math 560
No — below the requirement
Names the alternatives that would satisfy the maths requirement.
SAT Math 570
Yes — meets the requirement
The exact threshold. Same question, opposite verdict.
SAT Math 575
Hands you to admissions
No verified rule for this case, so it won't invent one.
Verdicts come from verified, human-approved content — not from a language model improvising. Where there's no approved answer, KAGE says so and routes the caller to the right office.
From our pilot
400
pilot calls handled end-to-end
92%
answered from the verified knowledge base
3
languages — Uzbek, Russian, English
Press the call button and ask about entry requirements, tuition or deadlines — in Uzbek, Russian or English. It's the same system that would answer your applicants.