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India's largest student review platform, Collegedunia, presents Career Carnival 2025 - the biggest education fair in India.

New Delhi:Collegedunia, India’s largest student review platform, proudly announces the launch of Career Carnival 2025-India’s Biggest Education Fair, following the success of its 2024 edition. Marking its third event in Delhi, this year’s carnival will also extend its reach to Bengaluru and Kolkata.

The Collegedunia Career Carnival has set a new benchmark for educational fairs in India, offering students a unique opportunity to explore diverse career paths and connect with top 100+ universities at no cost. Last year’s edition attracted over 15,000 students and hosted 150+ exhibitors across Delhi and Bengaluru. Scholarships worth ₹100 crores were also awarded, providing financial support to deserving students.

The Career Carnival 2024 was a huge success, offering tremendous value to the participating universities. Educational experts noted that the event effectively attracted students interested in pursuing undergraduate programs. Students eagerly sought answers to a wide range of questions about courses, syllabus, and career prospects, demonstrating a genuine curiosity and determination to make informed career choices.

“Visiting the Career Carnival was a game-changer for me,” shares Aditya Sharma from KR Mangalam. “Coming from a family with financial challenges, I had no idea about the range of scholarships universities offer. The Carnival not only introduced me to these opportunities but also helped me explore multiple colleges where I could pursue my studies on a full scholarship.”

Neha Singh, a student from Ryan International, expressed her gratitude for the 1:1 career counseling at the Career Carnival. She shared, “The session with experts was a turning point for me. It provided me with the guidance I needed and left me feeling more confident about my career choices than ever before.”

The Career Carnival gave me a sense of direction,” said Nikhil Vishwas, a student of Apeejay School. “Interacting with experts helped me understand the programs best suited for the career I want to pursue.”

Even parents participated actively, raising concerns about the evolving job market influenced by AI and exploring alternative career paths to help their children thrive in the competitive landscape. The event truly became a hub for meaningful conversations about career choices and career guidance, addressing the needs of both students and their parents.