US Ambassador invites Indian students to Education USA Fairs

These Education USA Fairs will be taking place all over India this month, and US Ambassador Eric Garcetti has invited students and their parents to attend this fair to get proper advice on their study abroad aspirations.

Study in US: US Ambassador Eric Garcetti has invited students and their parents to the Education USA Fairs which will be taking place all over India this month.

"Students and parents, I’m thrilled to invite you to our #EducationUSA Fairs, which are taking place all over India this month. This is your chance to meet representatives from more than 80 U.S. universities and learn about admissions, scholarships and much more. Register now to make your dream of studying in the U.S. a reality: https://bit.ly/EdUSAFair24Emb #USIndiaFWD," reads his message on X platform.

The fair will be held in different cities including Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, New Delhi, Mumbai and Pune. There are two time slots from 2 pm to 3: 30 pm and 3:30 pm to 5 pm. The applicant must also fill in who is filling the form - parent, student, college/university representatives, high school counsellor, or other visitors.

"EducationUSA runs international student fairs both in-person and online throughout the year. Over 40 fairs with potential for U.S. higher education participation take place each year. Many of these are part of larger multi-city fair circuits that decrease travel costs and maximize recruitment potential," reads another X message by US Ambassador Eric Garcetti.

The annual EducationUSA Forum provides students with an opportunity to meet advisers from around the world. They can network with around 14 Regional Educational Advising Coordinators (REACs), approximately 50 advisers, and U.S. Department of State and IIE EducationUSA staff.

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Eric Garcetti also said on X, "This August, we’re excited to launch #USIndiaFWDforHealth, celebrating the longstanding #USIndia health partnership. Together, we’re combating infectious diseases, building more resilient health systems, and confronting one of the most daunting challenges of our time—cancer. Join us as we explore some of the incredible work that’s moving us toward a healthier, safer world for all."

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