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Sri Krishnaveni Talent School is a yet another example of success due to its organized planning, strict implementation, years of dedicated experience and of course improvisations year after year right from its inception in 1992, which was earlier, a successful coaching centre since 1983. The institution is celebrating its silver jubilee in 2008 based on its strength, which arises from its unique concepts – Math’s tutorial at school and evening study hours under the supervision of subject as well as discipline teachers apart from regular study. Parents can completely relax about their wards study as the school takes complete care of his academic needs. Training for future competitive exams like IIT and EAMCET is given right from 8th class making the students strong in the basics to do well. Career guidance and motivation are two key aspects where Mr. Chigurupati Varaprasad the founder and chairman of Sri Krishnaveni Talent School come into picture. He emphasizes on timely guidance and motivation rather than corporate punishment. Under his guidance an eminent team was developed in the past 25 years. “ The strength of the concepts introduced and further improvisation helped us in training more than 75,000 students till date, which was started with just 15 students each in 9th and 10th class in the first year, it is unique and first of its kind in entire AP,” recollects Mr. Varaprasad. “Till date nearly 600 students secured state ranks below 10th in IIT and EAMCET, 12000 students got admission into Engineering and Medicine on merit and thousands of ranks were secured by our students in polytechnic and APRJC entrance examinations which keeps the flag of Sri Krishnaveni Talent School always high, this successful background has resulted in establishing 12 talent schools in four major cities, ” he adds. As a socially responsible citizen, Mr. Varaprasad has addressed more than 1 lac students on career guidance and motivation in more than ten revenue districts. “Majority of them were economically backward and are from village background, which gives me immense satisfaction and a major winning factor for my MLC with vast majority in AP. It gives me great pride to be elected by the graduates as individual’s credibility and his service to the society matters here than to the party wave and many other factors, which are generally seen in ordinary elections,” he claims. “VIDYA YAGNAM, as the title signifies, the programme deals with imparting education at least for one child from a family,” says Mr. Varaprasad. He requests all the voluntary organizations, donors, educational institutions and government to come forward and adopt a child and educate him / her. “No political party’s interference is required in the fields of education and health, rather all political parties should come to a common platform and adopt a long-range plan in these fields so that no major changes can be done even political power changes from time to time,” opines Mr. Chigurupati. Mr. Chigurupati Varaprasad re affirmed to conduct 100 meetings in Krishna and Guntur to educate and motivate people about Vidya Yagnam.
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