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New Zealand education fair at Kochi

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KOCHI: New Zealand Education Fairs 2004, showcasing the best of New Zealand education, will begin here on September 14 at Hotel Abad Plaza.

Representatives from over 20 educational institutions across New Zealand will be present to resolve queries of parents and students aspiring to go and study in that country. In addition, a series of informative seminars on business studies, engineering courses and student visas will be run simultaneously.

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