Holy Heart Presidency School, Amritsar, hosts career counselling fair

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 13, 2025 IST

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Holy Heart Presidency School, Amritsar, recently hosted an international career counselling fair in collaboration with IDP Education, providing students with a platform to explore global education opportunities. Representatives from 11 prestigious universities in the UK, Australia, USA and Canada participated, guiding students of classes XI and XII on career options, course selection and admissions. The interactive sessions saw active participation from students of medical, non-medical, and commerce streams, who gained valuable insights into international education pathways. The fair helped students align their ambitions with the right academic choices and the Q&A sessions reflected their enthusiasm for studying abroad.

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