Over 50 scholarships to be awarded during Adyapana 2015 exhibition

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Education is indeed the bedrock for the future success of a youth, a country and a generation. It is an undeniable truth that a sound secondary and tertiary education would most certainly pave a path of greater success for the individual and society at large. This truth has been ingrained in citizens of Sri Lanka to whom education is considered of prime importance.
This October, education invites you to the BMICH, to give you the ‘passport to your future’ where Sri Lanka’s most focused higher education and career exhibition, Adyapana 2015, will be held for the 10th consecutive year on October 2 , 3 and 4, 2015. The event has been renowned as a focused and education-oriented exhibition, patronized by keen students who have clear intentions on furthering their education in Sri Lanka or overseas.
The Colombo edition is the main event in the series of Adyapana exhibitions. Adyapana Kalvi was concluded successfully in Jaffna in January 2015.
This year marks a special milestone in the history of Adyapana, the exhibition will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in supporting the youth of this country. The organisers have planned several new concurrent events to supplement this mega show. A highlight at this year’s edition will be the offering of over 50 scholarships for students to study here and abroad. Scholarships ranging from 50 percent to full free scholarships will be offered by the participating institutes and organisers.
Adyapana has been seen as a central platform by students to pursue their education. Over 12,000 students visited last year’s event during the course of three days. There were over 150 exhibition stalls displaying and informing the public of various courses, student programmes, higher education options and job opportunities. Despite the high level of competition and options available in the field of education, many students have continuously patronized the exhibition and have thereafter successfully pursued their visions, through Adyapana.
Adyapana is proud to announce the partnership with S. Thomas College, Old Boys’ Association. This joint venture will enhance the image of the exhibition to be a ‘must attend’ event for all.
The organisers of Adyapana, Lanka Exhibition and Conference Services, will also be using their good office in the Maldives to promote this event among the students and encourage visitors from the Maldives.
The event, which will be held immediately after the conclusion of the Advanced Level examinations, has consistently drawn students who are looking for immediate opportunities to further their education.
Adyapana has through its years of existence built a reputation of comprising one of the highest student turnover rates, with a large percentage of those visiting the exhibition, making their future decisions from the options that have been provided at Adyapana.
The three-day education fair is set to feature specific pavilions for visiting universities and will include special sessions focused on students and their career decisions with the participation of a host of top professionals.

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