August 21, 2014

TCYonline Virtual Education Fair to Study Abroad

NEW DELHI, Feb 11 – Move over web-seminar. Here comes a live web-fair in India, thanks to TCYonline, the leaders in test-prep sector in the country. The company is organising ‘Virtual Education Fair' from Feb. 13 to 15, a free online study abroad fair to help an Indian student make a ‘better informed' choice about courses/universities in foreign countries.

This private education provider has roped in some key foreign leaders in the education industry in India, viz. the British Council, University of Canberra (Australia) and Education in Ireland. This unique three-day online fair is expected to attract the best names in the education industry from across the world – ranging from universities and colleges to vocational training institutes. Some embassies in India have also expressed interest in the fair, to highlight study abroad opportunities for Indian students.

Students will be all set once they log on to the TCYonline website and register at www.edufair.tcyonline.com . They will be able to access latest information about the courses and institutes of their choice. Moreover, they can also interact with the university officials and other participants through live-chat sessions. The website will also display a schedule for live-chats so that students can make their plans accordingly. One of the salient features of this fair is students from remote areas will have direct ‘transparent access' to authentic first-hand information right from the horse's mouth.

Elaborating on the objectives of the fair, TCYonline CEO Kamal Wadhera says, "Under the present scenario, our students are very confused when it comes to choosing a right course/university abroad. This unique online fair will give them an opportunity to make an informed choice in the comfort of their houses, without any peer pressure."

"This is a golden opportunity for our students to have a feel of face-to-face interaction with academic experts who will also guide them through live-chats on how to proceed with visa formalities after giving them on-the-spot assessment of their applications," the CEO added.

Students can even submit documents online and get spot offers in some cases. Eligible students can also apply for scholarships and fee waivers from the institutes. Short-listed students will be assisted by TCYonline experts in file completion. They will also be given pre-departure counseling on the changes they can expect in the new environment by the fairs IELTS and Admission Partners-‘BetterThink'.

Online registrations for the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) will be done on the spot. An expert from BetterThink will chip in with a live presentation about education opportunities in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

According to Deepika Subramanian (Head, Exams Marketing) British Council, "Education abroad is a great investment for Indian students where they get exposed to world-class education and research. The IELTS is a preferred English language assessment for many countries including destinations like Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA. In India, the British Council administers IELTS across 39 locations." Deepika mentions that the British Council IELTS scholarship that was launched in 2010 for students intending to study overseas was extremely well received and that the British Council had an overwhelming response from Indian students"

Stuart Maxwell, Regional Marketing Officer, University of Canberra, expresses the hope that this fair will give students an opportunity to communicate directly with universities and colleges about courses that may interest them.

"By using modern technology TCY is connecting colleges and universities with students. This concept is convenient and efficient for the benefit of participating students," he says. Maxwell assures the students that UC will be on hand to answer any and all questions concerning study and living options in Canberra.

Orla Battersby, Head of Education in Ireland says, "Ireland's worldwide reputation for high quality education is built on the solid foundation of commitment to excellence and studying in Ireland offers students internationally recognised qualifications and extensive choice of courses in a safe environment." Orla expressed the hope that this upcoming fair would draw more and more students to Ireland known for its world-class universities and colleges and adds Graduates from Ireland are among the most highly employable (per European Report in Nov 2009).

Apart from the UK, Australia and Ireland, information will also be available about study in New Zealand, Canada, Singapore, etc.

Some fair highlights

· Wider choice of universities & courses

· Chat with top institute representatives

· Access to live varsity presentations

· Online documents submissions

· On-the-spot offer letters

About TCYonline.com/india

Our web portal TCYonline.com caters to the educational needs of 16-32 year olds, aspiring for higher education in India and abroad. The platform hosts tens of thousands of tests across 50 test categories, from school programs to engineering to MBA/GRE/GMAT/SAT, covering most of the entrance exams for studies in India and abroad.

Aspirants from all over the country register, attempt these tests and receive 'TCY Analytics'. Various educational institutes have benefited by placing their internet marketing campaigns and E-mail outs through this platform, and have succeeded in reaching out to their targeted and focused audience, who are potential candidates for the courses run by them. Our esteemed clients include premier educational institutes and publishing houses in India, USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

About British Council:

The British Council is the United Kingdom's leading cultural relations organisation and India is their largest operation worldwide. In India, they operate as a division of the British High Commission and have offices in the four main metros as well as a network of nine libraries. Through their centres and programmes they promote the diversity and creativity of British society and culture. Most of the students in India take their IELTS exam through British Council.

About University of Canberra:

The University of Canberra, Australia's Capital University since it is located in the capital city, is one of the best universities of the world and its campus is situated in Bruce, a north-western suburb of Canberra, well-served by public transport and within easy reach of shopping and entertainment venues in Belconnen Town Centre or in "Civic", the Canberra commercial business district. The university has a fair number of Indian students.

About Education in Ireland:

The Education in Ireland brand is managed, on behalf of the Department of Education and Skills, by Enterprise Ireland, the government organisation responsible for the development and growth of Irish enterprises in world markets. It aims to promote Ireland as a quality destination for students, to promote and support the international activities of Irish education institutions, to act as a national point of contact and referral to and from Irish suppliers of education services and the international market place, to promote Irish education expertise as a valuable resource for international institutions, development agencies and governments, and to liaise with education interests and government to identify and remove barriers to the development of the international education sector.

About ‘BetterThink':

The IELTS and admission partner of TCYonline.com, ‘BetterThink' is today the largest IELTS preparatory program, in classroom and online modes. Every year they help thousands of students succeed in almost all the state, national and international standardized exams leading towards successful admissions in the Ivy league in UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and USA. The admission services are free of charge (without any hidden charge) and include Course Selection Counseling, Admission Guidance, Application processing, Visa Processing, Interview Preparation and Pre-departure Briefing.



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