‘Dream beyond traditional boundaries’
Former Union Secretary T. Ramasami encouraged students at an education fair in Madurai to pursue global academic opportunities and scientific curiosity. The event connected students with international universities and provided resources for foreign education planning.
Why it matters
Increasing access to global education pathways is a growing priority for students in tier-2 Indian cities seeking competitive career advantages.
Suggesting the students to embrace scientific curiosity, former Union Secretary and Padma Bhushan T. Ramasami inspired them to dream beyond traditional boundaries and lead with purpose on global platforms here on Saturday.
He was in the city to address the students at the Mahatma Schools, which had organised an education fair.
Commending the school management and the faculty for their unwavering commitment to student empowerment, he said that for expanding horizons and to explore diverse opportunities, such Edu-Fair would play a key role.
Giving the students on what they want for career planning, the Edu-Fair has set a new benchmark by transforming into a comprehensive, one-stop ecosystem for pursuing academic around the globe.
Organised in a strategic partnership with BroadMind Study Abroad, the fair brought together delegates and representatives from top-ranked institutions spanning over 20 countries, including the UK, USA and the UAE among others.
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