Srinagar, Feb 24 (KNS): Following the special instructions of Minister for Education Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, Director School Education Dr. GN Itoo inaugurated 3rd CM’s Super 50 Civil Services Coaching Centre in presence of District Development Commissioner Anantnag Mohammad Younis Malik here in the auditorium of Boys Degree College Anantnag today. Two such centres have already been inaugurated in Srinagar and Baramulla. The director was accompanied by Joint Director Education South Dr. Nasir Ahmad Lone, Joint Director Education Central Abid Hussain, Joint Director SSA H R Pakhru and Principal State Institute of Education Mehboob Hussain and team of State Media Cente SIE.
While interacting with the students and aspirants of the civil services, Director School Education Dr. GN Itoo said that CM’s Super 50 Civil Services Coaching Centre in Anantnag is aimed to provide quality coaching to the aspirants at their door steps free of cost. He added that aspirants spend in lacs within and outside the state for the same coaching which is being provided free of cost in the CM’s Super 50 Civil Services Coaching Centres of the valley. He said that presently 160 students have been enrolled in three CM’s Super 50 Civil Services Coaching Centres of the valley, out of which 50 aspirants have been enrolled in CM’s Super 50 Civil Services Coaching Centre Anantnag. While answering the queries of the aspirants, the director said that all sorts of facilities including the study material will be provided to the aspirants, as aim of the CM’s Super 50 Civil Services Coaching Centre is to achieve the satisfactory results in all the upcoming civil services exams.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelHe further said that coaching will be provided to the aspirants till the completion of the syllabus.
District Development Commissioner Anantnag Mohammad Younis Malik while addressing the aspirants and parents said that competition in all the fields is increasing day by day and students need to prepare with full energy and dedication. He added that nowadays aspirants of civil services and other competitive exams have to compete at national and international levels so the need of the hour is to prepare from class 12 itself to ensure the success in such competitive exams. He further said that we need to counsel the students at the very young age in choosing their career options and also we should think beyond medical and engineering fields, as there are dozens of other options available at present which the students can opt for.
Later on, while talking to media, the two officers said that aim of such coaching centres is to provide quality coaching to the aspirants of civil services free of cost at their door steps
Joint Director Education South Dr. Nasir Ahmad lone, who is also the in – charge Chief Education Officer of Anantnag welcomed the guests and apprised the director regarding the achievements of the department in the district.
Vice Principal Government Boys Degree College Anantnag while addressing the aspirants of civil services said that college will provide all possible help to the aspirants in addition to the classes already provided. (KNS)