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This form is the first step to your joining the movement for equity in education. Once you fill this in, you will be on our records. Please feel free to contact support@teachforindia.org if you have technical issues while filling the form, and admissions@teachforindia.org if you have questions about the application form.

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* First Name

* Surname/Last name

* Phone no

* E-mail ID

* Confirm E-mail ID

* Password

* Confirm-Password

* Date of Birth

* I currently live in

	India-North
	India-South
	India-East
	India-West
	U.S.A./U.K./Other Europe
	Australia/Asia/Other

* Preferred placement city
with Teach For India

* Earliest possible start-date
with Teach For India

* Current status
(choose all that apply)

	In the final year of study for an undergraduate degree
	In the final year of study for a Master’s degree or Ph.D
	Working full-time
	I will not complete all coursework required for my college degree by June 2011
	Other

* Name of Current Institution (College or Corporate)

* City of current institution

* I manage others at my current job

	Yes
	No
	N/A

* I am a leader at a student, extra-curricular or volunteer organization

	Yes
	No

* Marks on 12th Board exam
(if I studied in India) or cumulative GPA for 10th through 12th grade.

	Below 60%
	60%-69.99%
	70-79.99%
	80-89.99%
	90% or above

* I have already submitted
my contact details to Teach For India at a campus/corporate presentation/event/other location

	Yes
	No

*I am interested in applying to the two-year, full-time Teach For India Fellowship.

	Yes

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Bridging the educational divide between the rich and poor is one of the most challenging problems facing India today. It is going to take the most exceptional, most talented, most creative and hard working minds to try and solve it.

- Rajat Gupta, Senior Partner Emeritus, Mckinsey & Company

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