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About SASE
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Appreciation from the Education Ministry
Parent of HARDEEP KAUR MEHTA
"I can’t thank SASE enough for having their complete focus on my child’s requirements and in particular offering the 12th standard Bridge Course. It enabled her to get back into mainstream education. As a result of which, my daughter Hardeep was able to continue with her education."
Parent of RITHVIK
"The support by SASE for the Bridge Course was exceptional and made it easy for my son to overcome the 12th standard challenge. If it weren't for the Bridge Course by SASE, my son wouldn't have been able to move to undergraduate degree. Because of SASE he is been able to now study journalism and intern for Bangalore Mirror and News 9."
Parent of BHARGAV J
"We have immense gratitude and respect for SASE. After Bhargav missed 2 subjects in 2nd PU exam, failure in exam affected his confidence. We discovered SASE’s Bridge Course and applied for the it, he appeared for the Bridge Course at SASE. He passed the two subjects and completed the 12th standard. His confidence and career was restored, thanks to SASE."

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