On February 13, a seminar on “Experience America: Educational Opportunities in the U.S. and Enhancing Student Mobility in Northeast” was held at Nagaland University’s Kohima Campus, Meriema, jointly organized by the U.S. Consulate General Kolkata, YRG Care, and Nagaland University. The event witnessed participation from over 300 students representing Alder College, Model Christian College, Don Bosco College, State College of Teacher Education, and various departments of the university.

Prof. Lungsang Zeliang, Placement Officer, Nagaland University, chaired the seminar and delivered the opening remarks, encouraging students to explore opportunities for higher education in the U.S. Prof. G.T. Thong, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Nagaland University, Kohima Campus highlighted the vast academic and scholarship opportunities in the U.S., emphasizing the importance of innovation and individuality in the American education system.

Aiswarya Mondal, English Language & Program Manager, U.S. Consulate General Kolkata, introduced the “Experience America” initiative, which aims to bridge knowledge gaps, support student applications, and foster bilateral academic collaboration.

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A virtual orientation session was conducted by Jayatee Barai and Megha Roy Chatterjee, U.S. Embassy Officials, providing valuable insights into U.S. government exchange programs, scholarships, application processes, and professional courses. Additionally, Sadhya Krishnan from YRG Care discussed the low representation of Northeast students in global education and the need to create greater awareness and structured support for studying abroad.

The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks by Metsizolie Medoze, Deputy Registrar, Nagaland University, Kohima Campus, marking a significant step toward enhancing international academic mobility for students from Nagaland and the Northeast region.