DHAKA: A fair styled as ‘Education Fair’ is going on in the Bangladesh capital with pomp and grandeur to prey the Bangladeshi innocent students. 

A so-called consultancy firm named Malaysian University Application Center (MUAC) has organized the fair with eight educational institutions only to cheat with students.

The fair has been organized by the hundreds of name sake institutions in Malaysia who have come to catch Bangladeshi catches. The fair will continue two more days.

About half a decade ago such education business was in vogue in London, now shifted to Malaysia.

In earlier days Bangladeshi students, being attracted, used to go to England both for education and job. But, after some days they had to return empty handed being a pauper.

In similar way in Malaysia, hundreds of colleges and universities have cropped up to earn money growing like mushrooms.

Sitan, a representative of mid level private university Mahsa has come here to collect students through the four-day fair, being held at two points of the capital.

Robin D H Quak has come from UCSI University. Representatives of Segi College have also joined the fair to catch students.

Nur Adela Diniati, assistant manager of a low graded University of Kuala Lumpur is also here for the same purpose.

Sitabalan Krishan of Manipalb business development manager of International University, Dailan Aung of Suinbarani University of Technology and Arican College and KDU university representatives have also joined the fair to catch Bangladeshi students to exploit those students in the name of education.

The low grade institutions representatives have come here to catch their haunts in exchange of commission.

It is learnt from the students, reading in the best universities of Malaysia namely University Malaya, International University of Malaysia and University Kebasang, that these low graded businesses oriented Universities have made the Bangladeshis and Nepalese their targets. The organizer and the agents collect students in exchange of commission.