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Special coaching for Class X students
District collector Syed Omar Jaleel has launched special counseling and orientation coaching for Class X students of all welfare schools in the district here on Friday The initiative has been taken up by the tribal welfare department and classes are being organised at Ambedkar BhavanCollector said that the coaching is intended to keep the students motivated and to ensure good results in board e
Vikarabad: District collector Syed Omar Jaleel has launched special counseling and orientation coaching for Class X students of all welfare schools in the district here on Friday. The initiative has been taken up by the tribal welfare department and classes are being organised at Ambedkar Bhavan.Collector said that the coaching is intended to keep the students motivated and to ensure good results in board exams.
He called upon the students to avail the opportunities provided and work hard for final exams. He advised that it is important for the students to maintain punctuality and allot specific time for sleeping and studying. He added that everyone should practise meditation daily to achieve good results in everything.Local MLA Anand said to them, “if you work hard for the initial 25 years then you can enjoy your life for the rest of life. Whatever you do, do it with passion.” He called upon the students to stay away from bad habits and make a habit of the reading newspaper every day.
DTDO Kotaji informed that as many as 500 students of welfare schools would be appearing for SSC exams this year. He distributed dictionaries, textbooks and exam pads to the students. He greeted the students for the upcoming exams.DTDO Kotaji, DSCDO Vijayalakshmi, BC welfare officer Pushpalatha and other department officials were present.
