Bhatkal: CET, NEET and JEE training classes for students of Anjuman PU College are starting from January.

Bhatkal, 30 Dec 2020 [Fik/News Sources]: Efforts are being made under the auspices of Anjuman Center of Excellence to increase the number of students in the field of higher education. A joint meeting of the leaders and teachers of the association with the patrons of PU College was held today at 11:00 am in the hall of Anjuman Degree College in which a detailed introduction of the Center of Excellence was given. In particular, the objectives of preparing the children for the preparation of CET, NEET and JEE examinations were also stated and for this purpose it was announced to set up a training center along with education in the association itself.

The President of the Association, Mr. Muzammil Qazi, in his Presidential Address, said that the purpose of establishing the Association Center of Excellence is to provide opportunities to our students to advance in the field of higher education and to train them under the supervision of experts. He also highlighted the benefits that our children get through CET, NEET and JEE exams. He also said that we are going to start it without any benefit while other places are charging huge fees under this name. He hoped that after the commencement of this course, the students of the association would also be counted among the successful candidates in the NET, CET and JEE examinations. At the same time, he said that the students will benefit from this course with all their hard work.

Vice President Mr. Sadiq Pilloor said that India has come a long way in terms of education and has become self-sufficient in many fields. Now there is a need to provide opportunities to our students to advance in the field of education and they never realize that after studying in the association, some things are left to be achieved. Rather, our students have the opportunity to go into every field.

Mr. Ishaq Shahbandari, Additional General Secretary, said that the difficulties encountered in conducting these courses in other places are before us. When the association did not have such facilities, our students had to take these courses from outside. In addition, some students did not join the association because there is no such training class. He made it clear through an example that a student, after studying in the first year of Anjuman, re-studied at PUC in Bangalore as there were no such training courses here. She later moved on to higher education.

Mr. Yousuf Kola, Principal, He said that after getting the training for these exams, where you need to pay lakhs of rupees to get a seat, you can get the opportunity to get education by spending only one lakh rupees. He also answered a number of questions that have arisen in the minds of patrons in this regard. Explaining this, he said that these training courses would be held in the afternoons after the regular education classes and efforts would be made to better prepare the students by inviting experts.

In this joint meeting, the guardians also asked questions on many issues to which the responsible persons also gave answers.