India has the potential to become an Educational Hub for Asia. The Admissions Fair, which was organised recently in the Capital by Afairs, witnessed a lot of students and parents interacted with the various education experts and admission counsellors of various universities, colleges and educational institutions.
Pervin Malhotra , the internationally renowned career counselor and columnist, inaugurated the fair. Afairs has toured UAE, Thailand, South Korea, Sri lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, to mention a few, inviting students and their parents to come to India for higher education, specifically if they wish to specialise or make a mark in mathematics, IT, yoga, science and technology, data analysis, visual merchandising, social media marketing, content development and retail marketing to mention a few.
“We’ve already travelled through almost 10 countries and 16 cities in India while exploring many more with education fair, counseling students and parents to come to India as India is set to become the next educational hub in this part of the world,” Sanjeev Boila, founder and MD Afairs, tells you.
There is a huge potential because of India’s over 700 universities and around 3600 degree colleges including 48 central universities, 116 IITs and 30 NIITs which have opened doors encouraging innovations and research by students providing an opportunity for over two crore students to participate in informal and tertiary education.
“It is therefore our endeavor to not only create India as an Education Hub but also encourage innovations & research by students,” Boila adds Top 150 universities in India and abroad are assembling on one platform to offer personalised recommendation, counseling and much more on various courses and universities.
Some of the prominent participating institutions at the reputed fair were Amity University, Apeejay Stya University, GD Goenka University, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions, Graphic Era University, Sharda University, IMS Unison University and many more. Benefit from meeting finest universities, getting on spot counseling and admission.