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Session on foreign education held in Vijayawada
Exella Education group organised a seminar at KLU on Friday on Foreign Educational Fair to the students and parents on various courses like BE, B Tech, B Com, B Sc, Undergraduate courses like MPC, BiPC and other courses
Vijayawada: Exella Education group organised a seminar at KLU on Friday on ‘Foreign Educational Fair’ to the students and parents on various courses like BE, B Tech, B Com, B Sc, Undergraduate courses like MPC, BiPC and other courses.
Speaking on the occasion, the group chairman, A Aravind said that they organised a first of its kind interaction with universities’ representatives from America, Switzerland, Slovenia, Canada and other places with the students and their parents directly.
He explained how students should choose a course and a university to pursue higher education abroad. He said that the student should look for facilities like hostel facility, basic infrastructure, classrooms education and others before opting for a university abroad.
He said that there are 2 years and 4 years duration courses in the universities and they would also assist job after completing the course, he added.
KLU Pro vice-chancellor Dr Ram Kumar and International relationship dean Dr M Kishore Babu were present.
