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The students and their parents in getting correct information and also “help filter genuine agencies and brokers from the dubious ones.”
The federation also invited genuine agencies that help students with the admission process to submit documents that would authenticate their organisation, besides information of the educational institutes they consult for, so that they could verify the same with the directorate of higher education and other required authorities.
It also said that if the agencies and brokers provide distorted facts about the educational institutes, the AIASUF would initiate legal action with the help of state authorities.
“Telephonic consultation has already begun and a physical helpdesk will be set up at the NEFA Building of the AAPSU in the next few days,” Akash said.
AIASUF coordinator secretary Lingdom Kame informed that the federation will reach out to all the district students unions to assist the students outside the capital for the needy students and their parents.
For queries or details, one can reach the AIASUF at aiasuf.official1@gmail.com or 9402200541.