Mumbai: India’s premier overseas education preparation and admission counselling institute, KIC Education announced that it has changed its corporate name to Inspirus. The name change reflects the institute’s commitment towards shaping the future of the students.

“The new name clearly depicts the main ethos of our company. Inspirus stands for inspiring and motivating students to perform to the best of their abilities and to believe in themselves and their capabilities,” said Bakthawar Krishnan, Director, Inspirus. “As an institute with its roots in individualized and personalized student attention, we would continue to inspire and enable students to realize their dreams to study abroad in top universities,” added Bakthawar.

Founded in 1997, Inspirus is a renowned name in coaching for SAT, ACT, PSAT, GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS and admission counselling for graduate and undergraduate programs. In over last two decades, the institute has helped over 5,000 students achieve their educational goals and pursue their dreams.

In continuation with its impressive track record, the institute’s students shine yet again in SAT held in December 2017 with outstanding scores. Among the top scorers were: Aarushi Mathur – 1570 / 1600, Kashish Raimalani – 1520 / 1600 and Tishita Agarwal 1510 / 1600.

“Credit goes to our experienced and dedicated faculty members and counsellors, who work diligently to bring out the best in every student. We completely take the onus and ownership of our every student and also offer one-on-one counsellor support to students with an individualized study plan which helps them get admission in the college of their choice,” said Bakthawar Krishnan.

Looking ahead, the institute plans to grow and scale greater heights, influencing and moulding the future of more and more students. Speaking on the future plans, Krishnan said, “We are confident that the combined power of our committed teachers and counsellors with our personalized student approach will take the institute to the next level of growth and innovation. We are constantly evolving to give students the best experience possible. On the way we would like to prepare students for life outside the classroom too.”