Coaching camp begins in Mohali, Jalandhar

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Mohali, Updated At : 05:32 AM Dec 10, 2024 IST

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The Department of School Education’s state-level Residential Professional Coaching Preparation Camp for competitive exams, including NEET and IIT/JEE, has commenced. The camp will benefit 600 students—300 each at Mohali and Jalandhar—from Schools of Eminence and Meritorious Schools and run till December 29, in Jalandhar and Mohali.

JEE students will attend classes from December 8 and NEET students from December 15.

The District Education Officers of Jalandhar and Mohali will oversee the camp’s daily activities, supported by over 80 education officers managing operations.

School Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains said highly qualified educators will ensure students receive in-depth knowledge during the 21-day coaching.

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