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Indus Education Expo going on in Huffa House

Indus education expo, organised by Indus fairs & events will be concluded on Teusday,17 january 2012. You can meet various renowned university representatives for your higher education needs at Haffah house hotel near Ruwi till 9PM on 17 January 2012. There are around 20 selected universities from various parts of India are participating in this education exhibition. This is 5th consecutive education fair in Oman by Indus fairs & events, Coimbatore. This edition of the expo started on 16 Jan 2012.

One of the prestigious University from India SRM University comes with a bunch of new b-tech courses in their kitty. You can go for B-tech in Biomedicine and Biotechnology. Their medical programmes is attracting many students from various Indian schools in Oman. There are two schools from India offering IB(International Baccularate Degree) curriculum is a new attraction of the exhibition. Jain International Residential School, Bangalore and Vishwashanti Gurukul, Pune are happy as many parents make a beeline for them. These two schools have become top international Residential& well known schools in India. These students will be certified by CIE university of Cambridge International examinations or International Baccularate Organisation. This will help students to pursue higher studies in EU countries with much relaxed way . This curriculum prepare students to learn and work in a rapidly globalized world. 

Hindustan college of Engineering offers an array of options in engineering and management. CMR institute of Technology, (Bangalore), Rajalakshmi Engineering college(Coimbatore), Jain University (Bangalore), K.J. Somiya College of Engineering (Pune), Venkatesha Education Society's MVJ College of Engineering(Bangalore), Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management (Nagpur) are some of the colleges participating in the exhibition.

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  1. UnknownApril 29, 2012 at 11:35 PM

    The government bears the entire cost regardless of the families’ economic status.

    IB Residential School

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