Build a career from 9th standard onwards-Govind Kabra

Aurangabad, March 14:

According to the new education policy, the four-year phase from class 9th to 12th has been declared as the secondary stage. Therefore, in order to adapt to the new educational changes, the students should introspect and start building a disciplined career approach from the 9th standard onwards, said Govind Kabra, director, Dnyandeep Foundation Centre (DFC).

A webinar was held jointly held by Campus Club and DFC on March 12. In the webinar, Govind Kabra gave important guidance to the students of class VIII on how to develop good habits and skills along with studies, how to change the study method from class 9 onwards to succeed in career and life. He said that in the two years of class 9th and 10th, students must opt for examinations like Dr. Homi Bhabha Young Scientist Examination, MTSE, NTSE, Junior Science Olympiad with proper guidance that willl help prepare them for competitive examinations.

Students have to do 5 times more study in class 11th and 12th as compared to class 9th and 10th. Due to lack of proper study habits, lakhs of students do not get success in competitive examinations even if they get more than 90 per cent marks in 10th board. The power of your brain is immense and if studied properly, any big goal can be achieved, said Dr Kabra.

Opportunity to listen to webinars again

This webinar, which is important for the 8th standard students, can be listened to again by scanning the QR code.

Features of DFC

- Special helpline methods for each student's progress.

- Self-study chart to check whether the study is being done properly.

- DFC app allows students to take exams on each lesson at home.

- The combined preparation for competitive exams and school studies takes place at DFC.

Foundation course for 9th standard students

- There are 2 types of foundation courses for 9th standard students according to their needs.

- New batch of advanced course starts on March 16, the batch of regular foundation course will start from April 1.