Malaysia Education Fair to bring universities and scholarship opportunities to Hyderabad

Hyderabad will host the Study in Malaysia Education Fair 2026 on Friday, November 13, offering students and parents an opportunity to explore higher education prospects in Malaysia and interact directly with representatives of leading universities and government agencies.

Organised by Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS), an official agency under Malaysia’s Ministry of Higher Education, the one-day exhibition will be held at Taj Vivanta, Begumpet, from 9.30 am to 5 pm. The fair is intended to provide comprehensive guidance to aspiring international students, bringing together university representatives, education specialists and government officials under one roof.

The event will be attended by En. Novie bin Tajuddin, Chief Executive Officer of EMGS, and Ms Aida Safura Niza Othman, Consul General of Malaysia in Chennai, who will be the chief guests. Their presence is expected to accentuate the growing importance of educational cooperation between Malaysia and India, as well as the opportunities available to Indian students seeking internationally recognised qualifications.

Participating Malaysian universities will offer prospective students an opportunity to discuss academic programmes, admission requirements, campus facilities and career prospects with their representatives. The exhibition will also provide information on scholarships, tuition fee concessions and other financial assistance available to international applicants, enabling families to assess the academic and financial implications of studying abroad.

Visa-related guidance will form another important component of the exhibition, with representatives from the relevant department available to explain documentation requirements, eligibility criteria and application procedures. Students and parents will also be able to interact with tourism representatives and gain a better understanding of Malaysia's multicultural society, lifestyle and environment for international students.

The organisers expect the fair to serve as a convenient platform for students who wish to make informed decisions about their higher education, while allowing parents to clarify concerns relating to admission, affordability and student mobility.

Students planning to attend are encouraged to bring their academic transcripts and details of their career aspirations, enabling them to make the most of the consultations.

With universities, education officials and visa specialists participating in a single venue, the exhibition is expected to offer prospective students a valuable opportunity to explore Malaysia as a destination for higher education.