U.S. higher education fair comes to Bengaluru

Bengaluru higher education fair

The U.S. Department of Commerce, in collaboration with the International Trade Administration and the U.S. Consulate General Chennai, is set to organize a free U.S. higher education fair at the JW Marriott Hotel in Bengaluru on February 12. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between American universities and South Indian talent, fostering growth and innovation.

About the fair

The fair is a golden opportunity for students aspiring to pursue master’s or doctoral programs in the United States. With 18 U.S. higher education representatives, EducationUSA advisers, and U.S. Consulate General Chennai’s visa officers, attendees can gain valuable insights into U.S. higher education, student visas, and more. The fair is not just an information hub but also a platform for networking with key stakeholders.

When and where

Scheduled to take place not only in Bengaluru but also in Manipal and Mangalore until February 20, the fair extends its reach to cater to a broader audience. The strategic choice of locations emphasizes the organizers’ commitment to facilitating educational opportunities for students beyond major metropolitan areas.

Registration and resources

While the fair is free and open to all students with an interest in U.S. higher education, registration is mandatory. To further assist prospective students, parents, and educators, EducationUSA’s website in India provides additional resources on studying in the United States. This ensures that participants are well-prepared and informed before attending the fair.

Unlocking doors to academic excellence

The U.S. Higher Education Fair offers a comprehensive platform for students to explore academic opportunities in the United States. By bringing together education representatives, advisers, and visa officers, the event not only serves as an information hub but also as a catalyst for fostering collaboration between American universities and the talent pool in South India. Prospective students should mark their calendars, register, and take advantage of this unique chance to pave the way for academic excellence in the United States.