Professionally ambitious individuals are crossing national boundaries to pursue courses that would give them an edge in the corporate set up. Educational institutions abroad offer students curriculum designed to meet the demands of the real world, access to world class facilities and a life style which enables them to comfortably integrate into another culture smoothly.

Study Overseas, one of India’s largest education consultancies brings together 51 institutions, 48 from the UK and 3 from Singapore in June 2010 in New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai over 4 days in each city to give students an opportunity to meet the delegates face to face and find out if they are eligible to pursue the courses on offer in these institutions. The entry to the fairs in all 6 cities is free of cost. The format of the fair is completely different from the usual. Every student will be pre-counselled to make sure that they approach institutions that are suitable for their academic profile. Students would get an opportunity to sit and discuss with the representatives about the course and the entry requirements. Usually in an education fair, students only get a fleeting moment to speak to the representative and Study Overseas has sought to address this issue by coming up with a format wherein the student traffic will be managed to ensure that institutions and students feel that they have spent their time in a worthwhile manner.

United Kingdom has traditionally welcomed well qualified Indian students to pursue their education in more than a 100 universities that dot the tiny island nation. The UK is famous for its one year taught Masters, the long tradition of education, the quality of its teaching and research and the wide choice of courses that they can offer international students. Recently the UK Border Agency has initiated changes to the immigration policy which remain however friendly to university bound undergraduate and post graduate students.

Singapore has recently become a favored destination to students who want the international exposure not too far away from home. Singapore is ideally perched at the edge of South Asia and can be a good destination for a student who wishes to pursue his or her career in the Asia Pacific. Indian students easily fit into this country where Tamil is one of the official languages and where a lot of Indians are settled. Singapore offers quality at an affordable price.

Higher education is really only the first step that helps to reshape the individual identities, cultural tastes, and professional aspirations. What are you waiting for? Open your eyes to a world of quality education……come and meet the delegates at the Study Overseas Admissions Fair June 2010.