Nawanshahr:- Guru Nanak Mission Seva Society Nawanshahr has started the third batch for providing immediate exam related training to the youth at the Guru Nanak Mission Coaching Center being run in the local Khalsa School for the police recruitment exam to be held in the month of July and August. .
Addressing the students on this occasion, Daljit Singh Bola, Principal Khalsa C: S: S: Nawanshahr said that the children of the area are very lucky to whom Guru Nanak Mission Seva Society has started this great initiative to give them training. He said that no matter how smart a student is, sitting in the competition without preparation is a very difficult task. He said that this coaching provided on time can be a boon for employment for children.
On this occasion, Surjit Surjit Singh, the chief servant of the society, said that today Punjabi children are very talented, but due to lack of proper information about the methods of examination on time, they are not able to succeed in the examination. So coaching and knowledge about exam pattern is very important to raise their morale level. He said that the students from different villages will receive educational training according to the syllabus for the preparation of this exam, their morale will increase by getting information about the methods of the exam.
While sharing this information, Deedar Singh Gahun, retired DSP, project in charge of coaching, said that even though the time to get pass coaching for this batch will be less. However, training in general knowledge, current affairs and other subjects can be a gold mine. He said that the society will also start other projects in the coming period to secure the future of young children along with getting employment. He said that 36 trainees and experienced teachers in this coaching batch include Ranveer Singh Roy, Navneet Sharma, Madam Annu, Harminder Singh, Simranpreet Singh, Ankush Nijhawan, Madam Sandeep Kaur and Anil Rana.
Apart from others, class incharge Parminder Singh, Jagdeep Singh, Gurjit Singh and Jagjit Singh were also present on this occasion.