French Institute in India
9000 Indian students met some 40 leading French tertiary education institutions in Chandigarh, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Indore during the Choose France Tour this autumn. The tour will be back through another 5 Indian cities from 13-22 February, 2020. Stay tuned to Campus France India to find out more.
French Embassy Chargé d’affaires a.i., Dana Purcarescu, Dr Bertrand de Hartingh, Counsellor Education, Science and Culture, Tony Berland, Legrand CEO, Dr Gun Nidhi Dalmia from the Dalmia group, and Dr Kazem Samandari, founding member of l’Opéra, felicitated the laureates of the Franco-Indian Education Trust on 22 August. 18 new laureates have been awarded scholarships under the UGAM Legrand Scholarship, while 7 former laureates will stay in france for a second year. 5 laureates are going…
The brand new Campus France in Jaipur is now open for all students! A clean and green work space featuring a minimal design- the perfect setting for making those important life decisions. Campus France is a government agency that operates under the French Ministry of External Affairs. We provide personalised counselling sessions and organize various workshops throughout the year for students looking to pursue education in France. These sessions help students acquire relevant and necessary information…
The Choose France Tour takes place twice every year, in autumn and in winter. It gathers some 40 leading institutions from France, who come for one-on-one meetings with Indian students and their parents. The tour usually goes around 5 cities and students can register for free to attend. The Autumn 2019 dates are as follows: Chandigarh -24 September Kolkata – 26 September Bengaluru – 28 September Mumbai -1October Indore – 3 October Register for Free…
The Ambassador of France to India, Alexandre Ziegler was accompanied by IFI Director Dr. Betrand de Hartingh and Deputy Counsellor for Science and Education, Professor Adele Martial-Gros at a meeting with 80 French higher education institutions in Paris last month. Student mobility from India to France was at the heart of the exchanges. Read more about how you can also study in France.
On 1st May, the agreement between France and India for the Mutual Recognition of Academic Qualifications, signed during President Emmanuel Macron’s maiden State visit to India in 2018, came into force. It is the first such intergovernmental agreement that India has entered into. The agreement was inked by French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 10 March 2018, during the India-France Knowledge Summit. This was the first high-level summit for university, scientific…