ADYAPANA to begin on 2 Oct.

Sri Lanka’s most focused higher education and career exhibition, ADYAPANA 2015, will be held for the 10th consecutive year on 2, 3 and 4 October at the BMICH.

The event is patronised by large numbers of students looking to further their education in Sri Lanka or abroad.

The Colombo edition is the main event in the ADYAPANA Exhibitions series. ADYAPANA KALVI concluded successfully in Jaffna in January. 

ADYAPANA has been seen as a central platform for students looking to further their education. Over 12,000 students visited last year’s event during the course of its three days. There were over 150 stalls providing information on various courses, student programs, higher education options and job opportunities. Despite the high level of competition and options available in the field of education, many students have continuously patronised the exhibition and have thereafter successfully pursued their ambitions through ADYAPANA.

ADYAPANA also began a partnership with the S. Thomas’ College Old Boys Association. This joint venture will enhance the image of the exhibition as a ‘must attend’ event for all. The organisers of ADYAPANA, Lanka Exhibition and Conference Services, will also be using their office in the Maldives to promote this event among students there, encouraging visitors from the Maldives. The event, which will be held immediately after the conclusion of the Advanced Level examinations, has consistently drawn students who are looking for immediate opportunities to further their education.

Throughout its existence, ADYAPANA has built a reputation of producing the highest student turnover rates, with a large percentage of those visiting the exhibition making their future decisions from options provided at the exhibition. The three-day education fair is set to feature specific pavilions for visiting universities and will include special sessions focused on students and their career decisions with the participation of a host of top professionals. 

The event will also comprise many other attractions that will be focused on the growing student population in the country and provide visitors with many value additions.