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There is a good chance that you've had to deal with the application procedure for grad school in the past. It's possible that you wracked your brains about what to write about in your personal statement, whether or not to include your extracurricular activities, or whether or not to take the ACT or SAT. There was some relief in knowing that most colleges required the same documents, asked for the same types of questions, and required the same sorts of responses when it came to applying for admission. Admissions to graduate school are, on the other hand, far less common. You might be submitting to a number of different programs, each of which requires a different statement and supporting documents.

Every student has the opportunity to choose his or her own path in education, based on their interests, and to succeed in that field. It is still tough to tell which school is better despite the abundance of information available online from the official website and promotional materials. Educational consultation services such as Getmyuni, Shiksha, Collegedunia emerge as a supporter in this situation to those aspiring students and parents who are seeking the best approach to reach their education goals, like competitions and struggles among students to choose the correct path for their career growth. Educational consultants assist you throughout the process, from finding colleges to applying to universities. They provide you with the necessary knowledge to help you choose the finest vocation for your life. The following are a few of the most significant benefits of hiring an educational consultant.

-Prof (Dr) Nitin Kumar Saxena, Professor - Marketing, Jaipuria School of Business, Ghaziabad

- Kritika Padode Bhandari, Trustee, IFIM Institutions

Fascinated by the world of computers, Isha Dhumal, a third-year student at Dr. Vishwanath Karad’s MIT - World Peace University (MIT-WPU), Pune, is pursuing her degree in computer science engineering.

- Gaurav Vohra, Chief Business Officer, UNext

Dr Maithili Tambe, CEO, The Academy School, Pune

-Piyush Kumar, regional director – South Asia, IDP Education

Shivansh Ahuja is a fourth-year BBA LLB student at Symbiosis Law School, Pune. Serving as part of the institute’s student advisory board for four years and the international cell for three years has proved fruitful to Ahuja who is an avid debater and an enthusiastic participant in mock courtroom competitions.

Harsh Bharwani, CEO AND MD of JetkingInfotrain

- Ritu Rahul Rathod, Creative Writing & Communications Coach and Founder, Moonlight Musings

- Saktima Das, Head of NIOS

Mugdha Thanawala, the Students Council representative at Symbiosis Institute of Technology, Pune has varied interests. An artificial intelligence (AI) buff, painter, passionate baker and travel enthusiast, Mugdha believes in making the best of the opportunities available. That belief saw her take on her role as an electrical engineer for her institute’s formula racing team and explore learning opportunities beyond her specialisation subjects - electronics and telecommunication.  

Dr. Kishan Pal Singh, Director of (WILP Programme), Mangalayatan University, Aligarh

Presently undergoing an internship at Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), Gopalchetty Brahma is the Class Representative of Department of Aerospace Engineering, School of Mechanical Engineering , Lovely Professional University who acts as a bridge between the faculty and the students.

Vineet Kejriwal is pursuing Bachelor of Commerce from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics (Autonomous), Mumbai. A third-year student with a penchant for competition and zeal for personal development, Vineet aspires to be a chartered accountant and take up management and corporate strategy too.

- Abhishek Patil, CEO and Co-Founder, Oliveboard and Skholar

Mr. Maninder Singh Bajwa, CEO and Founder, iScuela

Tasneem Hussain, a third-year BBA LL.B. (Hons.) student at BML Munjal University hails from the city of lakes, Udaipur. Fascinated by fantasy fiction, she is a part of the women's basketball team. She has also represented the university at Hero's Challenge. Her interest lies in mooting and debating. EducationWorld presents its next story on the series Students' Corner, which puts special emphasis on students and their views.

Varun Iyer Study Abroad Educational Consultant, GoToUniversity

In today's highly competitive job market, students and professionals need to continually fine-tune their skills and acquire new ones. While there is no shortcut to success, upskilling courses could help enhance and expand their existing skill set and enable them to build a career in their fields of interest. Finance is one of the most preferred fields  and requires adequate and relevant training. 

Barbie Dua is ready to step into corporate life as she nears the completion of her MBA (Marketing) course from the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Bengaluru. 

A super fan of all things Disney, Vanshika Godha is pursuing her Bachelors in Economics from S.P. Jain School of Global Management, Mumbai. “Studying Economics helps me study trends and understand patterns and consumer behaviour,” says the effervescent youngster who wants to put her knowledge to use by entering the field of Event Management.

Carlos Diez de la Lastra, CEO, Les Roches

London is the ideal city to acquire context and support for your studies, thanks to its numerous libraries, archives, cultural places, and professional organizations. UCL is located in London's 'Knowledge Quarter,' which is home to more than 75 academic, research, cultural, media, and technological organizations of various sizes, ranging from Google to the British Library. The Royal Institute of British Architects, the Royal Institution, and the Wellcome Collection all provide free lectures, seminars, and exhibitions at UCL. There are many resources that student Students can make use of while studying at UCL. Students studying the history of art can frequently debate the pieces they are studying while visiting them in the gallery where they are displayed. Students in the arts and humanities have access to a variety of cinemas and theatres. Students studying law and politics can attend discussions in the Houses of Parliament and sessions of the London Assembly in City Hall, which are both located near the UK's seat of government. ZSL London Zoo, the Natural History Museum, and the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew are all close to Biological Sciences students. The Institutes of Child Health, Neurology, Ophthalmology and the Ear Institute are among the clinical and research facilities available to medical students at UCL. Nearby lies the Crick Center, Europe's largest biomedical research institute under one roof, of which UCL is a founding partner. For students of geography, civil engineering, and the built environment, London serves as a living laboratory.

Prof Dr Mrudula S Kulkarni

-Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Dari, Director, Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur

In an all-new series titled Students’ Corner, which puts special emphasis on children and their views, EducationWorld interviews Ms.Vedha Madan, Head Girl of Educon International School, Pune.

Meet Anoushka Pallabi Hota, Head Girl of ODM Public School, Bhubaneswar whose fascination lies in flying. "I want to make my career in aviation field and become a commercial pilot," says the young girl. 

-Akshay Marwah and Mohit Marwah, Co-founders, AAFT Online

In an all-new series titled Students’ Corner, EducationWorld speaks with Aayushi Singh, Head Girl, Meru International School, Telengana about her likes and dislikes, passion and the pandemic stress. Here are the excerpts: 

Ms Manju Rana, Director Schools, Seth Anandram Jaipuria Group of Schools

In an all-new series titled Students' Corner, EducationWorld speaks with Abhinandan Adhikari, Head Boy, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Vasundhara, Ghaziabad about his likes and dislikes, passion and the pandemic stress. Here are the excerpts: 

In an all-new series titled Students' Corner, Ananya Shailendra Sinh Solanki, Head Girl, Neerja Modi School, Jaipur interacts with EducationWorld about her likes and dislikes, passion and the pandemic stress.

Students have been put to severe test during the Covid 19 pandemic with the shutting down of schools, reopening, online classes and learning gaps. Although teachers, parent organisations and school managements have voiced out opinions, students themselves never got an opportunity to come to the forefront and talk about their woes or likings.

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