- Wednesday, July 23, 2025
- 3:00 PM CUT
- Zoom
What We'll Cover:
Feeling the pressure of subject choices, exam results, or summer planning?
In this live Q&A, we’ll tackle the real struggles students and families face — from uncertainty and expectations to burnout and decision fatigue.
Topics include how to cope when things don’t go as planned, choosing subjects without fear, and using the summer wisely without overdoing it.
The biggest part of this session is all about you — your questions, your worries, and honest answers from experts who’ve helped MENA students succeed globally.
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Meet Your Speakers !
Laila Soudi
University of California, Berkeley | Stanford University
Academic Advisor and Senior US Strategist Laila specializes in guiding students to align their academic goals with purpose and global opportunity. She’s supported MENA students in crafting mission-driven applications and navigating high-pressure choices with confidence and clarity.
Madhav Juneja
Crimson UAE & MENA Country Manager | NYU Alumnus
Madhav leads Crimson’s strategy for the UAE and Gulf region, supporting families through every stage of the application journey — from subject selection to university admissions. An NYU alumnus with a deep understanding of both US and UK systems, he has helped students across the region gain admission to the Ivy League, Oxford, Stanford, UCL, and more. Madhav is known for blending empathy with strategy, guiding students through uncertainty with clarity and confidence.
Vinay
University of Kings College London | London School of Economics (LSE)
Senior Academic Advisor A top 5% graduate in Mathematics with Finance and Management, [Name] holds an MSc in Applicable Mathematics to Finance from LSE, where he earned a distinction. He’s taught senior-level math at the Ministry of Education, worked with its Mathematics Department, and served as a Warden at LSE and Resident Assistant at KCL. At Crimson, he helps students excel academically and align their goals with global university pathways.