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How r u? This is edubeans' blog on higher education in Oman.  It is a not-for-profit initiative to enlighten students on their higher education dreams. Edubeans is based on Oman and focusing on students from MENA(Middle east and North Africa), India and Pakistan. We provide students with the flavour of the breadth of opportunities that awaits them.   

We update on rewarding and enriching academic programs, ideal destinations  and highly-ranked, globally accredited universities for higher education. While doing that, we will try to explore highest quality and most diverse range of programs and program combinations.
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We are looking forward to your press releases, future programs and educational events as and when it happens, then we will support to spread a word around our readers.

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  1. Pankaj sharmaApril 21, 2020 at 10:35 PM

    Hii all i am pankaj. The reason i am here that those are not preparing for JEE exam to just because of corona virus. Don't worry you have another option is online coaching. You can take lecture whenever you need which is provided by testprepkart. you can visit site and here you will get all information related to your exam.
    Another benefit is that you can learn at your home with flexible timing according to you, The biggest advantage of opting for online learning methodology is that the students can learn at their own pace.
    so, please don't delay there are many resources to study for JEE exam. you can also clear your doubt through live interaction with the IITians.

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