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| Students target 'Admissions Fair' for better guidance, career options | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 1: Whether you have topped your school or just managed to scrape through your class XII Board exams…this is not the end of the road, for anyone! What will ultimately seal your fate will be the career choice you make today. If you are confused regarding which career you are cut out for, or are eyeing study opportunities outside the city, or are keen on enrolling in private institutions, whether it be in engineering, medicine or even hotel management… there is good news! The two day 'Admissions Fair 2015' - India's largest education fair has come to Jammu on 1st & 2nd June at Jehlum Resorts, from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm to help you out young students!Students are advised to carry photocopies of their mark sheets, so that they can also receive 'spot admission offers' from institutions, based on their merit. The major highlights of this year's exhibition are that youngsters will be able to access accurate information by interacting directly with the representatives of over 30 institutions offering over 100 career courses, from New Delhi, Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Dehradun, Jaipur, Gwalior, etc. Some of the participating institutions are AMITY University, Manav Rachna International University, Lovely Professional University, NIITE University, O P Jindal University, Graphic Era University, Alliance University, FDDI, Acharya Institute, Jaipur National University, etc.Organized by AFAIRS Exhibitions & Media Pvt. Ltd., Asia's leading Education Fair organizers, the event has something to offer to every student, from the average to the brilliant! The Fair is being organized to serve as 'time & cost effective' platforms for parents & students to access multiple institutions 'under one roof.'Career Counselling Session on 'Career Options after Class 12' is being presented by Zubin Malhotra - India's leading Career Counsellor. This session provided great insight to students and parents about the scope and career opportunities of various career options."I have secured 82% marks and want to pursue Law. The fair is a great help to me as it gave me access to so many good colleges of India all under one roof offering wide choice of programs" says Vinisha Sharma, a class 12 pass out student from a Jammu. |
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