IDP Education hosts Virtual Fair

Updated on: Wednesday, August 03, 2011

IDP Education, a student placement organization in the country for higher education in Australia, Canada, UK and USA, announced the launch of a ‘virtual fair for Indian students looking forward to study in Australia.

Starting from August 1 till the August 12, the fair provides a unique platform for aspiring students to interact with faculties and students of Australian universities.

Mr. Harmeet Pental, Regional Director - South Asia, IDP Education India said, “ Having been associated with the Australian universities for over 15 years now, we can assess that the situation in Australia has improved and there is an increase in the student interest. The Virtual fair is the one step to direct the students in selecting the right course and university for themselves and choosing the right option for higher studies”.

20 Australian universities including 2 listed in the worlds top 100 as per Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2010 are participating in the ‘virtual fair, which is open for all Indian students.

The fair also offers free live chats with the selected university representatives and a 24x7 window for offline queries.

IDP India also hosts road shows by Australian and U.S./Canadian institutions across India. Over 45 universities will participate in the events spread across 11 cities from 23rd August till 2nd October; the shows will offer one-on-one counseling and details on a plethora of studying options.

For more details log on to www.idpvirtualfair.com. Students can also call (Toll Free) 1800-102-2233 or (city STD code) ‘44118888 or SMS IDP at ‘58558.

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