Studyplaces
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StudyPlaces is an education Colleges & Universities portal in India. It is run by Career Plus., an online learning company based in Delhi, India.
StudyPlaces.co.in is visited by more than 100,000 students every month, and has more than registered members.
Services
StudyPlaces.co.in provides information linked to education.
Career Counseling
StudyPlaces’ counselors work to help answer students' questions and guide them in the right direction for their schooling and career paths.
Practice Tests
StudyPlaces provides students with a number of free practice tests, information, and learning tools to help them prepare for studying in both India and internationally in various fields.
Discussion Forums
StudyPlaces has a number of fora where users can post questions and share information regarding schools, admission processes, acquiring visas for various countries, and interests regarding engineering, MBA programs, medicine, and law.
College Search
Studyplaces' college search allows students to find schools catering to their interests, areas of study, and academic standing. In addition, it offers a number of articles, resources, and descriptions of many schools and their offerings.
Articles
The home page of the website features stories relating to various career paths.
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