For the first time an Indian student wins the 'All Japan Student English Contest'

Tokyo, Ta. December 2, 2019, Monday

Indian students are shining in various competitions in America. In this way, a large number of Indian students are also studying and appearing in Japan.

Indian student Trishit Banerjee was the winner in the recently held All Japan Student English Presentation Contest. Trishit is the first Indian student to win the competition in Japan. No Indian student has achieved such achievement before. The results were announced on December 1st in Tokyo.

The competition was to prepare a presentation on how to attract tourists to Fukushima province. 793 students attended Japanese universities. A total of 3 rounds of competition were held.

The trilogy winner was announced at the end of the competition. As a prize, Trishit has the opportunity to hold trophies, certificates and an internship at the largest Japanese newspaper Yomuri Shimbun's Washington-based office. Trishit is a Student of the Year in Science at Tohoku University.

On this, Trishit Banerjee said, "I do not believe that I have won this prestigious competition. But I am grateful to the people of Fukushima Province for the victory, who helped me during the project.

There are also courses in Sanskrit and Pali languages ​​at Japanese universities including Tohoku! According to a survey by the Japan Student Services Organization, on May 1, 2018, a total of 1607 students from India were studying in different Japanese universities. Compared to 2017, the number of Indian students has increased by almost 30%.

For the last one-half decade, Japan has become popular among Indian students for education. In addition to studying in Japan, there are many scholarships available against costly education in US or European countries. The Japanese Embassy based in India announces various scholarships every year, resulting in the increasing number of Indian students in Japan.

Japanese government universities have a fee of about Rs.3.50 lakh a year and the cost of living comes to Rs. 60,000 a month. Scholarships can be found here, at a cost of both. Because of this the US, Australia or the UK It is cheaper to study here than