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Buyantogtoh Batjargal

Unubileg Batjargal
Erdenet, Mongolia
Leading,organizing and volunteering.
Julia Batkaeva
Sunderiya Batkhishig

Zayabolor Batkhuu
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
I'm passionate about the environment, the animals, the food that I eat; creative writing, publishing, film-making, magazine editing, aesthetics, kpop, mainly EXO; minimalism, the danger of consumerism and waste generation.
I'm passionate about good books, good movies and good music. Mainly fiction, mainly independent, and mainly chill. Respectively.

Ivana Batlle Casas
Santa Fe, Argentina
Life.
Zlata Batmanova
Vienna, Austria

Ebrar Batmaz
Istanbul, Turkey

Azeema Batool
Chakwal, Pakistan
Giving back to the society.
Faiza Batool
Andżelina Bator
Wioletta Bator
Anil Batra
Saratoga, California, United States
Kanha Batra
Rajeev Batra
Menlo Park, California, United States
Making the world a better place in my own little way as best as I can.
Ronit Batra
Oslo, Norway

Shashank Batra

Shivika Batra
Dehradun, India
I am passionate about helping young people discover who they are before they decide what to do. Too often, students follow trends or external pressure rather than their own interests. My passion is to show them how their strengths, values, and aspirations can shape meaningful careers. I am also deeply committed to making career guidance inclusive. Whether through psychometrics, AI powered tools, or global connect programmes, I want every student, regardless of geography or background to access world class opportunities and clarity about their future.
Sonali Batra
Saratoga, California, United States

Tetiana Batrak
Kiyv, Ukraine
Anastasia Batrukh
Dulguun Batsaikhan
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
I'm passionate about education-employment mismatch. Universities need to develop and implement “university-industry linkage” plan with the initial objective of successful internship placement and employment of final year students and engagement of public and private organisations into curriculum development and review. Also it needs to be taken the initiative and motivate other HEIs to run career orientation workshops for high school students so they can make an informed career choice.
Julie Batschke

Cassandra Batson
Rockville, Maryland, United States