In the article, Mr. Bhargav Modi highlighted the inspiring trend of women embracing higher education opportunities in Europe. At Edugo Abroad, 70% of our workforce comprises talented women, and 40-50% of our student applicants to top European universities are women—many of whom return to academics after a break. This reflects a broader societal shift where gaps in academic or professional journeys are now seen as periods of growth and transformation.

Mr. Bhargav Modi shared actionable strategies to support anyone re-entering their career or academic path:
To succeed, individuals should focus on upskilling and reskilling in fields like AI/ML and data science, leveraging their breaks as periods of growth by highlighting skills or experiences gained during that time. Effective networking with peers and mentors helps stay informed and inspired. Confidence in one’s journey demonstrates adaptability and resilience, qualities increasingly valued by universities and organizations. Additionally, European universities provide welcoming opportunities, emphasizing potential and diverse experiences over rigid timelines.

"At Edugo Abroad, we champion this progressive outlook every day by empowering women-led teams and guiding students to achieve their dreams," Mr. Bhargav Modi emphasized.