Guidance fair for students at YPS, Patiala

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:06 AM Jul 31, 2025 IST

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The school hosted an inspiring Higher Education Guidance Fair on the campus, bringing together more than 50 prestigious Indian and international universities under one roof. The fair was organised in collaboration with Dream Ahead Education Consultants. Over 350 students from Grade IX and above took a bold step toward shaping their futures. They interacted with the university representatives and explored diverse academic programmes, and discovered global pathways tailored to their dreams. The initiative is a proud reflection of the school’s vision of providing ‘A World Full of Opportunities’ to the students. By connecting the students to leading institutions from across the globe, the school empowers them to think big, aim high, and achieve more.

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