- Most Indian parents in GCC are unaware about the latest developments in the education sector. They all go for the same “rat race” based traditional systems and then often get disappointing results.
- Most Indian parents in GCC feel that admissions in India is an activity to be done after 12th grade results. There is very less homework done before that and as a result, there is a last minute rush to get admission in some universities.
- Last, but definitely not the least, parents are unaware about the scholarship opportunities and they loose thousands of dollars in spite of their children being eligible for these opportunities.
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INDIA: For Home Country Advantage
FACT has 6 offices in the middle east at Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Muscat and Qatar. If you are an Indian expatriate from these cities, you may want to evaluate India as an option for your children. We therefore have developed a comprehensive program for Indian universities admissions and scholarships.
India is changing rapidly, to better. Old school thoughts are giving way to new ideas and the education sector is leading this change from the front.
- We have a comprehensive program for guiding students for university admissions in India.
- It starts with the Career Pathway Report, where we define the EXACT course that is suitable for the student.
- We help parents with information about availability of this course in various universities and help them select the right ones.
- We also help students get scholarship offers from their target universities if the students profile is really strong.
- We invite various Indian institutions to our offices to meet the students and parents before their 12th grade examinations
- All the above is aimed at being ready before the 12th grade board examination and avoiding the last minute rush.
- Our network of 18 Indian offices comes handy in providing prompt service to our GCC students and parents.
Evaluate your profile for opportunities in INDIA
- Home country advantage
- Wide selection of career opportunities and equally wide selection of costs
- Straight forward applications process
- Many Indian universities now accept SAT, so its easier to apply as an additional country
- Students brought up in GCC may not settle well in India. (Please do not ignore this point with misplaced patriotism that will make life of 16-17 year olds miserable. Discuss with career advisors of FACT about the experiences that we have.)
- Some universities like IITs are impossible to get admissions into
- Much limited career growth as compared to other options.
- Students having very strong family support near their university.
- Parents who feel “comfortable” with their children being in home country.
- Students who are brought up in GCC, unless they clearly look forward to staying in India without parental force.
- Students wanting to study uncommon subjects.
- Students capable for getting good scholarships in USA
- Students wanting settlement outside India in the long run.