Suryadatta: A hope for the students coming from developing countries

Students from East Africa countries `Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania have formed their association : “ East Africa Synergy” to improve quality of life of the students of East African countries by providing guidance, services while they are in India. The services will include but not limited to educational counselling and career guidance, travel and tour guidance, health care services, money exchange and transfer, local and international courier services etc. They will also extend their humanitarian services to the students coming from other countries especially underdeveloped and developing countries. The initiative is inspired with the thought of forming a better society in their respective countries.

 

 

 

 

 

The office bearers of East India Synergy Ms. Joane Kayibanda, Mr. Fabric Ngaramte, Mr. Odoyo David Mr Albert Maake, met Dr. S B Chordiya Dean; Academics of Suryadatta Group of Institutes at its Bavdhan (Pune) Campus on 3rd July 2014. Dr. Chordiya guided them with an appeal to enhance their entrepreneurial skills to help their countries’ economy. 

 

 

He explained them how Suryadatta helps international students coming to India in pursuit of higher studies irrespective of which institute, the students have taken admission, to achieve their goals and objectives. He explained them about Indian Philosophy, “ATITHI DEVO BHAVA” and how Suryadatta implements it while handling the problems and providing the solutions of International students. He assured the students’ representatives about Suryadatta’s commitment of converting East Africa Synergy‘s dream into reality.

East India Synergy’s representatives expressed their happiness for having Suryadatta as their partner, philosopher and friend in India in the field of Educational counselling and Career Guidance.

 

 

The next meeting of EAS and other African countries representatives for framing the agenda of its activities to work towards the common goal of welfare of international students, was scheduled on July 7, 2014 at Suryadatta’s Bavdhan campus under the guidance of Dr. S B Chordiya.