International education on Indian shores, affordable

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The daring decision of these three young entrepreneurs needs to be commended. One dream that haunted all the three and they were bent upon, to see the light at the end of the tunnel.  This is really, perfect entrepreneur spirit! The trio even quit their high profile jobs in foreign lands just to follow their dreams. One question that pushed them hard was, why the brilliant are unable to meet international demands. Trying to find a solution for their riddle, they quit their jobs and started on their own. The three are Mohit Jain, Maitreyi Singhvi and Romit Choudhury.

“Most of the Indian candidates lacked the ability to apply their knowledge in their job and this was due to their classroom-based education in India. In foreign universities, a lot of stress is paid on making the students industry ready,” says Singhvi.

With this in their mindset, they embarked on their mission to give wings to their dreams. Northwest College for Advanced Learning, a not-for-profit institution has its foundation in their dreams. The institution at Delhi will teach courses of the University of London International Programmes. Hence, to give back what they have got from the society, they decided to get international education to Indian shores at just one sixth of their original costing. Other than offering the campus and infrastructure, their London counterpart takes care of the rest.

Northwest College will initially offer five under-graduate degree courses taught in LSE (banking, economics, accounting, finance and management) and four post-graduate diploma programmes. Classes are scheduled to begin on 20 August and students can apply online on the college’s website, northwestcollege.in.

Way2World admires their sincere endeavor and wishes their enterprise a grand success. We hope they stand as trendsetters with more to follow. We are sure that they shall be adequately encouraged by admissions and good financial investors. Soon  we hope they will have their wings spread across the nation.