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Our MD spills game -changing insights in her latest podcast with Indian Express | Edex — and trust us, this one’s a must-watch for students, parents & educators alike. Watch the full episode NOW — listen, learn & share!!
Think sharper. Lead smarter. These short-term global programs are your first step to impactful leadership.
Looking to fast-track your path to leadership? These short-term global programs from top institutions like Harvard, Cornell, and UCLA are designed to directly position you for leadership roles by building essential skills in communication, critical thinking, and strategic decision-making. Whether you’re early in your career or aiming to grow professionally, these courses are powerful tools to help you stand out—without the commitment of a full-time degree.
Can you break into tech without a CS degree? YES, and we’re telling you how — featured on Times of India!
Dive into the exciting world of AI, Data Science, and Machine Learning through globally acclaimed programs—no coding background required. Whether you’re a recent graduate or a curious learner from a non-tech field, this video reveals how you can access the same elite content taught at top universities and build job-ready skills for the future of tech.
Top Programs Featured:
- Imperial College London – Non-Technical Introduction to Data Science: Perfect for beginners! Learn machine learning and data science fundamentals without writing a single line of code.
- Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) – Foundations of Data Science Certificate: A 12-month, flexible graduate certificate designed to build real-world data analysis and problem-solving skills, no matter your background.
- Harvard University – Data Visualization: Communicating Data Visually: A 2-day in-person masterclass that teaches you to turn complex data into compelling visual stories using tools like Tableau — no programming required.
Why this matters:
- No CS degree? No problem.
- Same world-class curriculum taught at top global universities.
- Learn practical, in-demand skills to boost your tech career.
Watch the full feature — because tech should be for everyone.
Ms. Niharika Sondhi, Featured on Al Jazeera, Decoding Trump’s U.S. Student Visa Pause
US student visa interviews are paused, and things are changing! So, are you wondering “How strict will social media checks be?” “What changes are coming to the visa process?” “Will they look more closely now?” “What should students remember for the interview?” All your questions are answered by our expert, Ms. Niharika Sondhi. Check out her interview here.
Equity Investment: A Smart Career Move or a Volatile Gamble?
On March 3, 2025 – Our MD and Founder, Ms. Niharika Sondhi, recently joined NDTV’s ‘The Big Question’ as a panellist on the thought-provoking episode ‘From 9-5 to Stock Market Hustle’, addressing Gen Z’s growing interest in equity investment as an alternative career path.
Ms. Sondhi emphasized that equity investment isn’t merely about capital. It is a discipline built on market knowledge, strategy, and mental resilience. She explored the impact of user-friendly platforms like Zerodha, Upstox, and Groww, noting how they empower even those from non-finance backgrounds to begin trading. However, she warned of the false sense of ease these platforms can create.
She also highlighted how financial influencers on YouTube and Twitter often portray trading as a glamorous route to financial freedom, appealing to a younger audience eager to escape the traditional 9-5 structure. But Ms. Sondhi urged caution: “The market is volatile and cyclical. You need psychological strength and financial expertise to survive, let alone succeed.”
Also supporting hands-on experience, she advised young investors to first work with financial institutions before venturing solo into trading. Her concluding thought challenged viewers to self-reflect:
“Do you believe knowledge outweighs capital in investing? Are you truly prepared?”
For a more in-depth understanding, do watch the full discussion!
Ms. Niharika Sondhi's Feature in The Times of India Marks a Proud Chapter for EdNet
On April 15, 2025, The Times of India, one of India’s leading publications, featured an exclusive interview with our Founder and Director, Ms. Niharika Sondhi. In this in-depth conversation, she shared her expert insights on the dynamic and often complex world of international education. From choosing the right-fit university to securing scholarships and mapping out a global career, Ms. Sondhi offered practical, experience-backed advice to students and their parents aspiring to pursue higher education abroad.
With over two decades of experience in mentoring thousands of students, she highlighted the key ingredients of a successful application, the importance of profile building, and how personalized guidance can turn dreams into reality. This recognition is not just a personal achievement for Ms. Sondhi. It is a significant milestone for EdNet Consultants. It reaffirms our commitment to providing unparalleled support, insight, and mentorship to students across the globe. Together, we’re shaping futures and opening doors to global possibilities!
Acquire US College Credits in India: Here’s How!
On October 20, 2023, during an interview with NewsX, I had the privilege of introducing the groundbreaking ‘Explorer Program,’ which marks the first-ever US College Credit course in India designed specifically for high school students. This dual enrollment program is the result of a collaborative effort between EdNet Consultants, Marquette University in the USA, and IPERC. I emphasized the distinctive features of the program and its potential to be a life-changing opportunity for our students who are considering higher education abroad. During the interview, I urged school principals and counselors to introduce this remarkable initiative and opportunity to their students, enabling them to benefit from accelerated education at a reduced cost.
Revolutionizing Education
US College Credit Courses Launched in India

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CBSE Exams Evaluation Criteria: How does it affect students?
- 30% (Best three subjects total in class 10th)
- 30 % (Final exam results in class 11th)
- 40% ( Unit/ Pre-boards/Practicals in class 12th)

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Niharika Sondhi on NDTV: COVID Vaccine Uncertainty Puts International Students In A Fix
25th May 2021, I had the opportunity to join a panel discussion on NDTV’s Left, Right & Centre on the topic ‘Foreign Bound Students In a Fix Over Covid Vaccine Uncertainty’.
So far, only vaccines that are approved by WHO is being accepted by universities abroad- where does this leave Covaxin? Indian students – many of whom are yet to be vaccinated or have taken one shot of Covaxin – are feeling anxious and demotivated.
The situation is certainly worrisome, however, we need to come up with solutions instead of submitting to sheer panic. Here’s what I believe can help:
- Appeal to the universities to make the necessary arrangements for international students such as, on-campus quarantine centers, or financial aid compensations.
- Consider deferral by a semester or take online classes for the time being. This might not be an exciting option for most students but it needs to be understood that we are still in the midst of a pandemic.
- Lastly, we need to stay calm and have some patience. As I mentioned in the panel discussion, Bharat Biotech has already submitted their papers to WHO and I am confident that it’s only a matter of time before Covaxin is also added to the list.
Read & Watch Niharika Sondhi’s Feature in India Today: Covid-19 and Its Impact on the Study Abroad Dream
US Visa Ban and its Impact on Indian students and their education in the United States
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An article on Niharika Sondhi’s legacy and accomplishments is written in Forbes India Jan 2020
