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TVS to host national students' quality convention from January 18

MADURAI: Lakshmi Vidya Sangham (LVS), the educational trust of the TVS Group, is going to host a National Convention on Students Quality Control Circle (NCSQC) here in January.

Addressing a press conference on Monday, R. Srinivasan, Director, TVS Schools, said that the event was being held in co-ordination with the Lucknow-based World Council for Total Quality and Excellence.

The Council works towards promoting total quality management in academics and institutionalising training methodologies for excellence in education to create total quality persons. The Convention would be held at the Lakshmi School at Veerapanchan between January 18 and 20.

Convention secretary Selvi Santosham said that the World Council had conducted 13 international conventions so far with the last one held at Nepal. This would be its first national conference in India.

“It will provide an opportunity to students to interact with renowned personalities and face a challenging environment so that they can benchmark their skills. They can also improve their networking skills by making friends from across India,” she said.

More than 100 schools from 12 States have registered. Over 1,500 students, 500 staff, delegates and judges are expected to arrive at the convention. Some colleges will also take part. For the first time, differently-abled students from Gujarat will making a case study presentation.

The convention has been divided into two parts with the technical session encompassing case study presentations. The non-technical session has been divided into four levels – primary (Standards III to VI), senior (Standards VII to XI, excluding Standard X), super seniors (colleges) and staff (schools and colleges).

Several contests and cultural events have also been scheduled. The last date for registration is December 20. Further information can be obtained at www.ncsqctvslvs.com.

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