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Updated At: Jul 15, 2022 09:40 AM (IST)

Students of Class XII (batch 2021-22) from Delhi Public School have brought laurels by scoring impressive percentile in JEE-Main. Sanat Gupta scored 99.86 percentile, Ananay Mayor 99.05, Bhavya Jain 98.77, Manas Diwedhi 98.5 and Divyam Gupta got 97.1 percentile. “I have studied consistently for 5-6 hours a day throughout the last one year”, says Sanat, who aspires to join IIT Bombay. Ananay Mayor mentions how focussing on concept building helped him achieve the score. He wishes to pursue further education in IISC Bangalore. Bhavya Jain, Manas Diwedhi and Divyam Gupta too had a rigorous schedule with their goals clearly set. All students proudly mention the role of their parents and teachers in their success. Pro-Vice Chairman Thakur Arun Singh and Principal Ritu Kaul congratulated the students for their promising result and appreciated them for their persistent hard work. They wished them the best in their future endeavours.

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya organised a free summer camp-summer horizons. The camp was organised by the PG Department of Animation under DDU Kaushal Kendra. Students from all streams participated in the camp with full zeal and enthusiasm. During the classes, students were taught the basics of photoshop, various camera angles and shots and various rules of composition and framing, different types of creative infographics and their uses in different situations and applications of photography. Every topic was explained with the help of suitable examples by the faculty members. The participants were very much appreciative of this exemplary course as they got a great platform for improving their skills in the field of animation. Principal Atima Sharma Dwivedi congratulated the participants for having availed a lot from this valuable programme. The Principal lauded the efforts of PG Department of Animation for organising the camp.

Van Mahotsav celebrated at PAU

Students and teachers of PAU College of Agricultural, Ballowal Saunkhri, celebrated the van mahotsav by planting 360 saplings on Thursday. SDM Balachaur, Suba Singh, was the chief guest. He shared information about the current state of forests in Punjab and the importance of tree planting. He said the kandi region had the largest number of forests in the state, so it is very important to keep the forests of this region safe and green. Director Manmohanjit Singh said the students of the first batch of the newly established PAU College of Agriculture would plant one tree and take care of it throughout their degree. The trees planted by the students will always be remembered as a symbol of the first batch students. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Varun Attri, silviculturist informed the students about the importance of forests and the need to save them. At the end of the event, the academic coordinator, Dr Balkirshna Bhople, thanked the guests present on the occasion.

Marking ‘World Paper Bag Day,’ the students of HMV Collegiate Sr Sec School prepared paper bags and motivated the public to shun plastic bags and use paper bags which are eco-friendly. Under the guidance of Principal Ajay Sareen, the students pledged to increase the usage of paper bags which are reusable and as well as recyclable. The students prepared beautiful and captivating paper bags by using newspaper, chart paper and gift paper. Through this paper bag exhibition, the students conveyed the message that plastic bags are not only bio-degradable; they can also endure a lot of pressure. It takes less energy to manufacture them as compared to plastic bags. Paper bags are also safer for pets and other animals. Principal Ajay Sareen said that HMV had installed waste paper recycling unit, which is utilised to recycle waste/used paper from students, to generate various eco-friendly items. It is also used to recycle waste/used paper, cardboard, tetra packs, xerox paper, denim material etc. Papers of different thickness, colour and quality depending upon the requirement is to be generated through this machine. Paper is recycled three times and the waste water from the machine is utilised for gardening purpose. No chemical is used during the whole process except alum. Recycled paper is used for making office files, folders, envelope, gift wraps, packing material etc. School coordinator Meenakshi Sayal appreciated the efforts of the students and said through our paper bag day activity, the students were made aware of the things that pollute the environment. Such programmes organised for the students help us in highlighting their talent. The overall in charge of the event was Gurdeep Kaur.

Special assembly on ‘joy of giving’

At STS World School, a special assembly on ‘Joy of Giving’ was put up by the students of Class VIII under the supervision of class in charge Reena Walia. The compering was moderated by Jasbeen and Sukhmani. The idea was presented by Udhay Sudhir and the current happenings were presented by Navjot Kaur. Gurneet Kaur introduced the new words to the students and increased the knowledge base of the students. Anmol Mattu delivered the speech on ‘Joy of Giving’. Students of Grade VIII, Jasleen, Harleen, Kajal and Prabhjit Singh presented play through which they introduced the rest of the students that how they can help each other in life and become supportive and motivated for each other. The entire class gave gifts to the employees who were working in the school so that other students could be inspired by looking at them. The assembly was related with SDG goal of good health and well-being. At the end, Principal Prabhjot Gill told the students about ‘Joy of Giving’ and guided that we should help each other whether it is in the field of education or in any stage of life.

CT Group of Institutions is providing free foundation classes on the campus where more than 200 students from Jalandhar and neighbouring areas have enrolled themselves for getting to know about the campus and the courses offered. The purpose of these foundation classes is to groom students about college scenario and make them up to the mark of latest era of learning. The foundation classes are based on nine domains of study that includes management, law, paramedical, pharmaceuticals, engineering etc along with personality grooming classes. Campus director (officiating) Anupam Sharma said, “Our expert faculty members are taking the classes of the students who are specialised in specific courses. The students are made to have a visit of the campus and they have a proper timetable to be a part of classes.” CT Group chairman Charanjit S Channi said: “Every day we are having a footfall of students who are keen to attend these foundation classes. These classes are of benefit for the students as they learn about being a part of the university. They are groomed well and even taught about their domain subject. These classes are an asset for the students.” Director planning and research Jasdeep Kaur Dhami, additional director (admissions) Vaneet Thakur and deputy director placements and career counseling Nittan Arora also interacted with students and inspired them with their kind words.

Apeejay College of Fine Arts witnessed the students to take their first step towards accomplishment of their goals by choosing the right course through the counselling done by their expert and professional faculty members on daily basis in their campus. Talking about the students’ interests and the latest trends about their choice of courses, Principal Neerja Dhingra, “Students feel that it is utmost necessary and wise to first complete their graduation and then step in the real world to work and get independent. Also, the today’s generation most often plans to shift and settle in foreign countries and for that the vocational courses which promote skill development seems to be their first choice.” She said the college had multiple vocational courses to offer with multiple exit options depending upon the need and interest of the students. Speaking from the past experiences and placement value of college alumni, she put forth that the students of BVoc, data science, BVoc, E-commerce and digital marketing and BVoc beauty and wellness have good job prospects and are in much demand, not only here in India but across the seas as well. Also, the students of BVoc, sound technology and BVoc performing arts are working as freelancers and marking their footprints in Bollywood industry. In fact now even boys show quite interest in a course like BVoc beauty and wellness. /OC

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