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Bangalore , Feb. 4

THE first Global Education and Training Exhibition (GETEX), an extension of GETEX - Dubai, Asia's largest Student Recruitment Exhibition, will be held from February 26-28 here.

The event, organised by the International Conferences and Exhibitions (IC&E) and supported by the Department of Secondary and Higher Education, Ministry of HRD, Government of India, has registered over 50 National and International Academic Providers from over 15 countries and expects participation from students, academicians and visitors.

Said Mr Anselm Godinho, Managing Director, IC&E, "India has emerged as an abode to a highly-educated and financially prosperous workforce who are aware of the global trends in careers and education.

"We believe that the average parent would like to ensure the best higher learning options for their children. Our objective is to cater to this growing need and create an increased awareness about these opportunities. The cities of Bangalore and Hyderabad offer international based universities, an excellent platform to interact with students and working professionals eager to pursue higher education."

The event will primarily focus on higher education; MBA courses; training and human resources management; business management, IT & e-learning; and healthcare& engineering education.

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