MUMBAI: Jaro Education is taking knowledge on tour, and it’s making all the right stops. The leading executive and higher education player is expanding into Tier-II cities, opening new counselling centres in Kolkata, Nagpur, Jaipur and Indore to unlock untapped potential beyond metros.
The move is part of Jaro’s larger mission to democratise access to quality education and career guidance, shaping India’s vision of a Vikshit Bharat, a developed and skilled nation where opportunity travels as fast as ambition.
“Over the years, we’ve seen extraordinary potential emerging from Tier-II cities. These regions are not just expanding markets; they represent the next wave of India’s talent,” said Jaro Education CEO Ranjita Raman “Our presence here will help guide learners towards programs that truly transform careers.”
Echoing this, Jaro Education founder and managing director Sanjay Salunkhe added, “Talent exists everywhere, opportunity must too. Strengthening our network in these cities means investing in India’s future workforce.”
With established centres already in Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Gurugram, Noida, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Lucknow and Kochi, Jaro has seen firsthand the drive of learners nationwide. The new hubs will offer personalised mentorship and industry-aligned career advice, turning aspiration into action.
As Tier-II cities rise as hotspots of ambition and entrepreneurship, Jaro’s local approach bridges the gap between talent and opportunity, ensuring India’s growth story has no postcode barrier.
Founded in 2009, Jaro Education partners with top global and Indian institutions including MIT IDSS, Wharton Interactive, Rotman, IIMs and IITs, offering 230 plus programs that have already empowered over 350,000 learners.
With this expansion, Jaro Education isn’t just growing its footprint, it’s helping India learn its way to a brighter, Vikshit tomorrow.