Mangaluru: Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat has launched ‘Uttejana’, a unique initiative to help students from rural areas and those who are poor to conduct entrance checks and tests such as Neet, CET and JEE, and improve the quality of studies at SSLC.
Ttejana, which means the urge, done in collaboration with several leading private institutions.
It was launched after the second lock.
Until now, more than 1,500 students including 500 PU students, benefiting from this initiative in KoMar.zp CEO Kumar to Ti Moto This program is to increase confidence, provide additional knowledge to class X students, and help students who have taken the subject of science and Trade in PU, to do the entrance test.
“This initiative starts for the benefit of students from villages living in government hostels.
Most students from rural areas have dreams to pursue studies at private universities.
What stops them is financial constraints.
In this program, teaching faculty from college Private as expert, St Agnes and Alvas College took three to four online classes per week, for students living in the hostel department of social welfare, and the Department of SC / ST class welfare and backward classes in this district.
About 95% of the benefits of this program Stay in the hostel, “Kumar said.
At this time, only online classes were held.
This program is similar to bridge courses.
DKZP has appointed nodal officers to monitor classes, and schedules are distributed to the specific WhatsApp group.
“Classes will shift from online to offline, after the Covid-19 situation increases in the region,” Kumar said.