Select proper study method for success in career, life: Govind Kabra

Aurangabad, Feb 14:

“Dream big always. Opt for a career considering that we owe to society and country something. There is a cut-throat competition in every field but also have an equal number of opportunities. Students should select a proper and competitive method of study from school life for success in career and life,” said Govind Kabra, director of Dnyandeep Foundation Centre (DFC).

He was speaking in a special webinar hosted jointly by Lokmat Times Campus Club and DFC on Sunday to guide SSC students and their parents. Govind Kabra said that today, youths complete their education at the age of 26-27.

“Marriage and family life too begins late. Since a youth spend a big phase of life in education, the DFC has prepared best courses for Science, Commerce and Art fields aspirants,” he asserted.

The DFC director said they had started a special course in which students can prepare for UPSC and MPSC examinations in five years after SSC.

“Any 11th and 12th standard student from Science, Arts and Commerce streams can join the course. After 12th, the course will be completed for three years on ‘earn and learn’ basis. Students will understand the importance of time and money. It will also help for their personality development,” he asserted.

The DFC provides coaching and guidance for students for CA, CS, CLAT, Law and MBA courses.

He also guided on how to succeed in IIT admission test, NEET, UPSC, NDA, CA, CS, KVPY examinations with proper planning. The new batches for the courses are beginning from February 16. For details and admission test registration, one may contact on mobile number (9225318727).

The ‘Self Study Chart’ prepared by DFC helps students succeed in competitive examination and reduce study stress.

The students are trained for ‘record-keeping’ and skills for competitiveness through the chart. The training is also helpful for the future life of students.

Also, the DFC has developed a special helpline system to pay attention towards each student’s study.