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With new-age international schools popping up in cities, age-old Indian boarding schools need to buck up to stay in the race

Come and see us at The Red Pen's World Boarding School Fair!

Many Indian parents view international boarding schools as a stepping stone to prestigious universities and Ivy League colleges

With globalisation and the rising aspirations of Indian families, international boarding schools offer an alternative to traditional schooling, blending global curricula with local relevance. The Red Pen's Namita Mehta delves into why these institutions are opening campuses in India, the challenges they face and their future.

The World Boarding School Fair will take place on September 28, at the St. Regis, Mumbai, and on, September 29, at the Taj Mahal Hotel, Man Singh Road, Delhi.

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The fair, featuring 14 renowned British boarding schools, drew many students and parents who were looking for a more than academic excellence.

The Red Pen, one of India’s leading education consultancies, is set to organise a British boarding school fair across three cities in India in April.

At the heart of The Red Pen's mission lies the dedication to excellence through access to information.

Dr Kimberly Dixit, CEO and Co-Founder of The Red Pen, sheds light on the evolving landscape of international education and college admissions.

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