National : Chandigarh witnessed an impressive turnout of students and parents at eduVelocity’s EV University Fair 2025, where leading universities from India, the US, UK, Canada and other regions came together to showcase undergraduate academic pathways. Hosted at the Elante Offices, the two-hour fair attracted students from Classes 9 to 12 who were exploring both Indian and international higher-education opportunities.
The event brought together a diverse mix of esteemed institutions, including Ashoka University, SP Jain School of Global Management, OP Jindal University and Plaksha University from India, along with SOAS (London), University of Alberta and Illinois Institute of Technology from abroad. Organisers highlighted that the wide representation reflected the growing interest among Indian students in direct engagement with global universities.
Throughout the fair, families explored different degree structures, admission requirements and academic programmes across STEM, liberal arts, business, design and interdisciplinary fields. University representatives addressed queries on scholarships, research prospects, campus life and post-study opportunities, helping students make informed decisions aligned with their career aspirations.
According to the eduVelocity team, students are increasingly seeking clarity early in their academic journey as global competition intensifies. They emphasised that face-to-face interactions with admissions officers continue to influence student preferences and application strategies significantly.
“Education is a vital step in shaping our students’ futures, and fairs like these provide excellent opportunities for them to explore the vast and diverse academic and career pathways available to them. We have been organising the eduVelocity University Fair every year in the Chandigarh office, and we enjoy inviting Indian and overseas universities to talk to our students as well as from schools across tricity and help them make their best-fit university and program choices,”, said Mr.Vinu Warrier, Founder & Managing Partner, eduVelocity Global.
Warrier also said that the event will remain an annual platform connecting universities with prospective applicants and added that future editions will see broader institutional participation and deeper programme representation as interest in global education continues to grow.
