Aurangabad, Dec 21:
“Today, there is a need of youths who can work for society and country. We should choose a career in such a way that we owe something to society. There is tough competition in each field, but, there are also opportunities,” said Govind Kabra, the director of Dnyandeep Foundation Centre (DFC).
He was speaking in a special webinar organised jointly by Lokmat Times'' Campus Club and DFC on Sunday for students of 10th and their parents.
Govind Kabra has guided not just SSC students but each and every student thinking seriously about career.
Interacting with the students, he said that job givers are also required for youths, so, dream big to be an employer
“There is a direct relation to social issues with one’s age. A student completes education at 26 or 27 years age. His/her married and family life begins late. One’s retirement life becomes happy when one’s children settle in life five years before one’s retirement,” he asserted.
He said that considering this, the DFC prepared best courses for Science, Commerce and Arts. Students will get information through the course to achieve their goals at the right age.
The DFC director informed the participants they had designed special courses for the preparations for UPSC, MPSC for five years after SSC. He said that in this course, students could avail the benefit of earn and learn scheme for three years after 12th.
“Students will learn the importance of time and money. There will be the development of their personality. Any student of 11th and 12th of Science, Commerce and Arts can join the course,” he said. The DFC will get prepared students for Law and MBA CET courses besides CA and CS.
He guided the students on study planning and preparations to get success in IIT entrance tests, NEET, UPSC, NDA, CA, CS, KVYP (research).
The new batch of the courses will commence at DFC on February 1. The DFC will conduct a test for admission to the courses between December 25 and 27. For details, one may contact on mobile no 9225318727.
“We have prepared a self-study chart through which students can study without any stress or pressure and succeed in the examination. Students develop a habit of acquiring required competition skills and keeping a record,” he said.