DPS Duliajan hosts university fair for classes XI, XII

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Delhi Public School (DPS) Duliajan held its University Fair 2026-27 on 6 October 2026 for students of classes XI and XII. Organised by the school's Career and College Counselling Cell, the event brought representatives from over 20 universities, including Ashoka University, MAHE Manipal and O.P. Jindal Global University, to the campus.

DPS Duliajan hosts university fair for classes XI, XII

The fair featured a Career and University Master Class conducted by Rupam Tasha, CEO of Aanay Edutech, for 124 students. Vice Principal Tapas Kumar Bora delivered the inaugural address, stressing informed decision-making. Students visited stalls, gathered information on courses and admissions, and interacted directly with university delegates.

Separately, a career guidance seminar organised by Times NIE and Innovation EduConnect on 27 September 2026 drew over 400 class 12 students at a Kolkata hotel. That event included expert sessions on emerging career domains and entrance exams, and was preceded by a B-school enquiry launchpad on 26 September.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The two sources cover different local career events, so direct framing comparisons are limited. Sentinel Assam reports the DPS Duliajan fair in neutral, descriptive prose, listing participants and activities without editorial slant. Times of India frames its Kolkata seminar as a ‘high-energy’ and ‘vital launchpad’ with an enthusiastic tone, and adds a forward-looking promotional note from the organiser about a December 2026 MBA launchpad. The Sentinel Assam story stays entirely on the school event, while Times of India includes an announcement of a future programme, giving its report a mildly promotional undercurrent. The balanced reading: each story is a straight account of a distinct local career initiative, with Times of India carrying one extra organisational plug.

Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral


Sources (2): sentinelassam.com (neutral report), timesofindia.indiatimes.com (neutral report)

This brief was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.

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