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A seminar for success in exams

Staff Reporter

COIMBATORE: Students of classes 9 to 12 who are keen on getting into professional colleges, can attend a seminar on study techniques and attitudes that bring success, at the Kalaiarangam of the Sree Annapoorna Hotel at RS Puram, at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday.

A release said that the Chennai-based Aspire Learning Company Pvt. Ltd., an educational services organisation, would conduct the seminar titled `Learning fundamentals ensures success'.

Participants could bring their parents along.

For entry pass and more details, contact, Aspire, Gandhipuram at 5379206, 5374206; North Coimbatore: 5382881, 5382259.

Experts speak

Experts at the seminar will speak on what attributes students should develop, what they should practice doing to get admitted to the best professional colleges, and how the new syllabus would provide opportunities.

Participants will get to know why thousands of students who have studied engineering and medicine are unemployed or do jobs below their capabilities, even while companies, hospitals and research organisations keep searching in vain for the right persons.

Reasons

Participants will understand the reasons for some students getting appointment orders even before completing their final year, while several others keep struggling to find a job even a year after completing their studies.

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