IDP Education to organise education fair in Hyderabad

IDP Education to organise education fair in Hyderabad
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IDP Education India, the leading student placement service provider to organise UK, USA, Canada & New Zealand Education Fair in Hyderabad on September 24 at Taj Krishna for students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad. 

Hyderabad: IDP Education India, the leading student placement service provider to organise UK, USA, Canada & New Zealand Education Fair in Hyderabad on September 24 at Taj Krishna for students aspiring to pursue higher education abroad.

IDP Education Fair in Hyderabad had university & institute’s representatives & faculties came together to meet Indian students aspiring to study in these countries.

The fair will see over 71 universities and colleges from the UK, USA, Canada & New Zealand to interact with Indian students aspiring to pursue higher education in internationally acclaimed institutions.

Harmeet Pental, Regional Director (South Asia, North America & UK), IDP Education, said, “IDP Education is world’s leading student placement service provider and organises education fairs across the IDP global network.

With over 200 university partners across the 5 major global destinations, IDP is best placed to offer students the choice to find the course best suited to them. With an experience of over 45 years, IDP places one student every 20 minutes across the globe and has placed over 400,000 students worldwide.

Applications are open to over 150 leading IDP partner universities & institutions in the UK, U.S, New Zealand and Canada for 2017 intakes for courses such as Business Management & Finance, Hospitality, IT, Engineering & Computer Science, Pharmacy, Biological Sciences, Public & Health Administration, Law, Medicine & Nursing, Art & Design, Mass Communication and many more.

Students can apply to the universities of their choice and get detailed information on scholarships, ranking, visa, etc. by IDP’s well trained &experienced education counselors.

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