Advantages 

	To meet prospective NRI / foreign students / parents.
	To give counseling to the prospective students.
	To conduct spot registration & counseling.
	To inform pupils, students, educators and a wider public about your educational Institution, programmes and facilities.
	To launch a new / innovative programmes and courses.
	To collect information / feedback from visitors about your institution & programmes.
	To meet colleagues from Gulf / Thailand region to discuss potential partnerships and appoint agents.
	To network with the members of the Indian Communities and Indian School Heads.
	To receive information on recent developments in the area of education.
	To retain and build the Brand Image.
	Highly cost effective.
	High exhibitor – visitor ratio.
	Organised by Indus group, professional exhibition & trade fair organizers established in the year 1995 and organized more than 30 educational exhibitions in India, Srilanka and U.A.E (Dubai).Muscat, Kuwait and Thailand

Opportunities

Nearly 1.8 million Indians live these countries
Nearly 85 Indian Schools following Indian syllabus

Recent report published by a wing of the Union HRD Ministry, enrolment of foreign students in Indian Universities went up from 13,267 in 2004-05 to 14,456 in 2005-06. Contribution from the Asian countries is 10, 493.
 
IGNOU and Pune Universities which rank 1st and 2 nd in India in terms of number of foreign students enrolment participated several educational fairs in abroad (including our India Education Exhibitions 06, 07 & 08 thro' affiliated institutions)

Good number of working group (men and women) is strengthening their educational qualification by opting for distance education programmes (Degree / Certificate / IT) offered by Indian Universities and institutes.

In U.A.E and Kuwait there are nearly 85 Indian Schools following Indian syllabi, with nearly 45,000 students at higher secondary level, affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education or to Boards of Indian States. Nearly 70 % of the NRI students avail the NRI quota in Indian Institutions.

* At the primary school level many NRI’s in the Gulf region and Thailand prefer to have their   children’s education in India

* Every year nearly 70 % of the NRI students from these countries come back to India for higher education (for UG programmes) and nearly 4000 foreign students (from U.A.E and Kuwait) come to India for education and the numbers are constantly increasing.

 * Good number of working group (men and women) are strengthening their educational qualification by opting for distance education programmes (Degree / Certificate / IT) offered by Indian Universities and institutes.

* A Huge demand for MBA, IT and other post graduate courses

* Currently 7000 Thai students are studying in India

Quality and affordable Indian Education system   is well received and recognized by Thai nationals

* A Huge demand for MBA, IT and other post graduate courses

With the massive development of the infrastructure in the Gulf region, both the public and private sector are investing in IT, MBA and Post Graduate education, both for their own executives and as a source of new talent. As a result, international institutes (offering Regular / Distance Education) consider these regions a market place of major significance to the development of their programmes.

*Currently 7000 Thai students are studying in India
 Quality and affordable Indian Education system is well received and recognized by Thai  nationals