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Instead of wasting millions of rupees studying for Bachelors degrees in European, American, Australian, UK etc,.. countries, you can finish a worldwide recognised quality academic degree in India within SL Rs. 4 00 000.00
This will open up vast opportunities for you to finish your Masters in a Sri Lankan Government University or in a European, or American, University with a Scholarship offer. Thus you will be saving millions & further gaining an International level Government University Education with worldwide recognition.
But when you select a University in any foreign country, you should check thoroughly if the University is a Government Commonwealth State University, which is recognized by the “University Grants Commission” in Sri Lanka. Otherwise the degree you complete will not be of any value once you get back.
We have opened windows of educational opportunities for students seeking careers in Business Management, Engineering technology, Health Care, Life Sciences, Tourism, Hospitality Management, Information & Communication technologies, Fashion designing, Interior Designing, Aviation, and many more more in UGC recognized Government Commonwealth Universities…
We have a long history in assisting Sri-Lankan & Maldives students to study in foreign countries.
When you are consulted and registered for a foreign University through us to follow your educational dreams you will automatically get a free membership of our associate Organization, Global Environmental Youth Education Foundation following free access to numerous opportunities exposing yourself to the world with expert advise giving you more than just “guidance”, one that will challenge the way you think about your future and your role in the world !
Student Life / Night life & Entertainment
We send 50% of our students to Faculties in Bangalore in Karnataka state. 50% to Mangalore which is in the same state.
Bangalore is one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the country, with over 62% of the city’s population comprising migrants from other parts of India. Historically a multicultural city.
Garden City & IT City of India
Bangalore is known as the Garden City of India and has two nationally recognized botanical gardens – Lal Bagh and Cubbon Park, which attract a lot of visitors through the year. The city was the recipient of the Indira Priyadarshini Vruksha Mitra award in the late 1980s, in recognition of its extensive green cover. And with the expansion of the information technology and business process outsourcing industries in India, Bangalore also came to be known as the IT City of India. IT companies in Bangalore employ over 35% of India’s pool of 1 million IT professionals.
Cuisine
The diversity of the cuisine available is reflective of the social and economic diversity of Bangalore. Roadside vendors, tea stalls, South Indian, North Indian, Muslim food, Chinese and Western fast food are all very popular in the city. Udupi restaurants, are very popular and serve predominantly vegetarian cuisine. The Chinese food and the Thai food served in most of the restaurants are customized to cater to the tastes of the Indian population. Bangalore can also be called as foodie’s paradise because of its vast varieties of foods and eatables with a touch of Bangalore’s uniqueness and tradition.
Some of the renowned traditional Bangalore vegetarian restaurants are MTR (Mavalli Tiffin Room), Vidyarthi Bhavan, Udupi Krishna Bhavan, Ramakrishna Lunch Home, Hotel Sharavathi in Yelahanka, New Krishna Bhavan, Janatha Hotel, Central Tiffin Room, Restaurants at Janardhana Hotel and Chalukya Hotel and Ullas to name a few. The masala dosa – rice pancake smeared with red chilli chutney and stuffed with potato curry, ‘set dosa’ – 3 medium sized dosas, ‘benne masalae’ – thick rice pancake prepared with butter – are some of the local favourites and few stake the origin of these dishes from Bangalore. Bisi bele bath, Rava idli, Pongal, the spicy Uppittu – served as Khara Bath in most of the restaurants are some of the other local favourites.
The Muslim cuisine of Bangalore is unique as it delivers an interesting blend of Mughlai cuisine, Hyderabadi Muslim or Nawabi cuisine as it is called with a distinct Bangalorean flavour. The MM Road in Frazer town is renowned for its unique collection of around 5 to 6 Muslim restaurants, 3 to 4 Mughlai takeaways, a Chinese restaurant, a sald bar and 2 Arabian themed restaurants. Empire Restaurant of Shivajinagar is very Famous and has its own chain of restaurants throughout Bangalore. The Chandni Chowk area of Shivajinagaralso has concentration of tightly packed restaurants and tea shops, where business booms behind closed shutters until the wee hours of daylight. The most favourite sought after delicacies include the Tandoori Chicken, Bangalorean Biriyani, Sheek kebabs, Sheek Rolls, Chicken kebabs, Rumali Rotis and lots more. Road side stalls however rather not difficult to find in areas with a Muslim population give a more dynamic but risky option of barbecued and tasty beef sheek kebab and local Bangalorean recipe Phaal, beef cubes in spicy green masala, served with hot Rice Sevian(Plain steamed Vermicelli). Fried Mutton Brains is also a really tasty choice for daring food-a-holics.
Arabian cuisine is also slowly on the rise with Shawarma and Falafel gathering some popularity although these hotels are usually frequented by Arab students and Indians who have lived in the Middle East.
Some of the bakeries in Bangalore are also quite popular for a quick snack. There are many fruit juice stalls and shoppers often visit them.
Bangalore also has some fine dining and specialized restaurants that cover various cuisines of the world. For good Mangalorean and Konkan style seafood, there’s Kudla, Mangalore Pearl and Sa-na-dige. The city also is known to have really good Italian and new-age continental food in places like Sunny’s on Lavelle Road and Olive Beach. The various restaurants in the five-star hotels in the city also offer some very authentic and delicious meals. Some of these include Blue Ginger (Thai/ Vietnamese, Taj West End), Raj Pavilion (Colonial Indian Cuisine, Sheraton Windsor Manor), Zen (Japanese / Korean, Leela Palace), and the many 24-hour cafes these hotels run.
Social & Night life
A recent survey found that most number of students from across the country choose to pursue higher education in Karnataka – Bangalore over any other state. Karnataka is the top higher-study destination in the country, with around 1.8 lakh students coming to the state from across India to pursue higher education.
Safety plays a big role behind students choosing to travel across the country. Parents are more comfortable with their daughter / son coming to Bangalore, instead of a city closer to home. Moreover, the people in Bangalore are more accepting of others and the good weather and high quality, fast improving infrastructure is an added bonus.
Since the recent explosion of software companies in Bangalore, it has seen a rise in the number of western-style Malls, such as Phoenix MarketCity, Orion Mall, The Forum, Bangalore Central and The Garuda. These malls are evolving as the current “hang-outs” for both the young and the old, with trendy stores, restaurants and the latest crop of clubs (such as The Hint, at Bangalore Central). Another change has been the gradual decline of single-screen cinemas and the increase of multiplex theatres, hosted by the same burgeoning malls. The BPO and IT boom has contributed to lot of disposable income among the younger generation.
Eating out is another passion for Bangaloreans. The variety in terms of cuisines, types and themes that Bangalore restaurants offer is diverse and caters to every taste. Bangaloreans enjoy eating out so much that an actual event circling around restaurants called the Bangalore Restaurant Week was held in November.
One of the great things about travelling is being able to check out the different types of night life that other countries have. India’s night life is diverse and growing. Tucked away, you’ll find everything from intimate bars and pubs, to multi-level nightclubs. Those interested in something more traditional will find no shortage of cultural performances either. Bangalore has an active night culture and is home to over 800 clubs and bars. The city is also referred to by many as the “Pub Capital of India”. Popular nightspots in Bangalore include Pecos, The Club Inferno, Kyra Theatre and TGIF. Bangalore has a number of elite clubs, like the Bangalore Golf Club, Bowring Institute, Century Club, Karnataka Golf Association, the Karnataka State Cricket Club and the Bangalore Club.
