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Students told to learn latest technology Brilliant Computer Education Institution
He participated as chief guest at the special awareness programme on selection of engineering branch, organised by the Brilliant Computer Education Institute in Ongole on Sunday.
Ongole: Everyone should be updated with the latest technology and one should prepare today itself for the future, said the DRDA project director G Narasimhulu. He participated as chief guest at the special awareness programme on selection of engineering branch, organised by the Brilliant Computer Education Institute in Ongole on Sunday.
The DRDA PD opined that education should support the future. He said that selection of engineering branch accounts to 50 per cent of the success in life while the remaining 50 per cent depends on the hard work one puts in studies. He advised the students to have knowledge about the group and college they are selecting. He asked them to visit the college and college website for the information about the institute, university rankings and other credible information for selecting the same. He also appreciated the chairman of the Brilliant Computer Education Institution Dr Shaik Nyamatulla for organising such programmes.
Trainer Dr T Ravi Kumar also provided some tips to the students about selecting the right group and college. The institute executive chairperson Dr Shaik Tahura and other staff members also participated in the programme.
