Make the right choice while selecting your campus

Ranjan K Baruah *

Everyone have dream to study in good and reputed colleges or in good campuses. Institutes of repute are in demand as many students apply for admission but every one cannot make into those reputed institutes. Now, it’s time to take admission for higher studies as results are out.

As government institutes are limited, so, students have to get admitted in different private colleges or similar institutes. Admission may be for senior secondary, graduation, post graduation or special professional courses, etc.

All aspirants must be aware of certain things and they must look at the institutes carefully before taking admission. An institute means not about government institutes but I am appealing students to be aware when they choose private institutes or campuses.

The following points must be remembered by all aspirants -

* Look at the proper affiliation of the institute.
* Look at the campus placement and records of the previous placements.
* Try to connect to alumni of the institutes. This is not easy but can be done with the help of internet and other social media.
* Search in the website properly about the institution. You can read about the review in different magazines or websites.
* Take proper counselling from career counsellor.

A career counsellor is different and admission agent/representatives from a particular institute are different. Some colleges might advertise that they are offering free education to students belonging to Scheduled Tribe or Scheduled Caste.

In this regard I would like to appeal to students and guardians to be vigilant. There are scholarships for the students of North Eastern region but that does not mean that everyone will get scholarships. We must check the proper documentation of the colleges whether they have proper papers in connection with scholarships or not.

Apart from students and guardian, I would appeal civil society to be alert and aware so that no institute can cheat any students from north eastern region.

Success does not mean only getting good marks in board exams. It depends upon your skill too to be successful. Students not getting good marks should not be upset but they should plan and move ahead in life.

Proper planning with authentic information would take us nearer to success academically or from other perspectives. Students may try for some technical lines like taking admission in ITI after passing secondary or senior secondary examination.

There are many skills training programme available around the state and one may choose and select the trade and get training accordingly. Our career is on our hand we can make it bright and vibrant or we can spoil it.

Students must remember that no one else can change their life or make good careers. Others may suggest advice or provide information but it is up to the students how they take it in life and move ahead.

Let us congratulate all those who have done well in board exams and we wish best wishes in life. At the same time we would like to appeal to those who could not do well or did not get good marks to make proper planning now and move ahead in life to be successful in life.

Update:

HDFC Bank Educational Crisis Scholarship Support 2019: HDFC Bank Educational Crisis Scholarship Support 2019 invites applications from students who are unable to bear the cost of education and are at a risk of dropping out due to a personal or family crisis.

The key objective of the scholarship is to provide assistance to these students, to tide over a difficult situation without adverse impact on their education.

Aspirants may apply before 15th June.