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Awareness meet on foreign education organised
More number of students are showing interest in studying abroad after finishing their graduation these days, said TDP youth leader Devineni Avinash here on Sunday.
Vijayawada: More number of students are showing interest in studying abroad after finishing their graduation these days, said TDP youth leader Devineni Avinash here on Sunday.
He participated as the chief guest of the awareness programme organised by Exella Education Group.
Exella Group chairman A Aravind said that this awareness programme would guide the students who had completed B Tech, B Com, B Sc, students pursuing graduation and MPC, BiPC and HSC to plan their educational career.
He said that representatives from various Universities from America, Switzerland, Slovenia, Canada and other places were here to create awareness to students and their parents on courses offered by their Universities for pursuing Masters, Bachelors, MBBS and other courses.
He said that the representatives were giving spot admissions to interested students.
Exella group staff, students, parents and others was present.
