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MM Consulting, Shobhit University Build Global Student Pathways

MM Consulting, Shobhit University Build Global Student Pathways
MM Consulting and Shobhit University, Gangoh Join Hands to Create Global Opportunities for Students · theprint.in

MM Consulting and Shobhit University, Gangoh, have agreed to work together.

They signed an MoU on September 23, 2026.

The partnership plans to create a Global Opportunity Centre at the university.

The centre will help students learn about studying in other countries.

It will share information about universities, scholarships and academic programmes.

Students may also receive guidance on English-language readiness and overseas education requirements.

The centre is intended to connect the university with international education professionals and overseas institutions.

Mitesh Malhotra said the partnership should lead to real opportunities, not just a signing ceremony.

Key facts

Parties
MM Consulting and Shobhit University, Gangoh
Agreement
Memorandum of Understanding
Signing date
September 23, 2026
Proposed centre
Shobhit Global Opportunity Centre – Supported by Saviour Education Abroad
Focus areas
International universities, scholarships, English-language readiness and global academic programmes
MM Consulting founder
Mitesh Malhotra
Malhotra’s experience
More than 26 years in education and student counselling; visits to 500+ university campuses across 24 countries

Quotes

Mitesh Malhotra

Founder of MM Consulting and Saviour Education Abroad

“The success of this initiative will not be measured by the photograph of the MoU signing. It will be measured by what happens after the photograph — how many students become aware of opportunities, how many meaningful international engagements are created, and how many global pathways become accessible.”
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“For years, Indian students have travelled overseas in search of international exposure. I believe the next opportunity is to bring that exposure closer to students — within their own universities.”
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