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ADC Gupta mentors students at Lehragaga’s School of Eminence

Dr Akshita Gupta, Municipal Commissioner and Additional Deputy Commissioner of Phagwara, visited the School of Eminence, Lehragaga, as part of the Government of Punjab’s School Mentorship Scheme. In an engaging session, she mentored around 100 students from classes IX to...
ADC Dr Akshita Gupta interacts with students.
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Dr Akshita Gupta, Municipal Commissioner and Additional Deputy Commissioner of Phagwara, visited the School of Eminence, Lehragaga, as part of the Government of Punjab’s School Mentorship Scheme. In an engaging session, she mentored around 100 students from classes IX to XII, sharing practical advice for academic excellence and personal growth.

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She shared four key principles to be focused upon for an enriching and fulfilling academic journey. First, ask questions freely, consistent study routine, study for self-growth and set clear goals. She encouraged students to stay curious and never hesitate to ask questions, noting that curiosity is the foundation of learning. She advised dedicating at least three focused, distraction-free hours daily to studies for consistent improvement. Students were urged to study for their own future, rather than to meet others’ expectations. Dr Gupta stressed the importance of having defined goals, saying, “Ask yourself: What do I want to become, and why?"

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Sharing her journey from a small-town student to cracking the NEET and Civil Services Exams, she highlighted the value of discipline, self-belief, and perseverance. Her story resonated with students from modest backgrounds, offering a message of hope and possibility.

To continue the mentorship beyond her visit, Dr. Gupta shared an online Google Form to answer students’ queries on academics, careers, and personal development, promising personalized guidance.

During the visit, she also released the Annual School Magazine, celebrating student achievements in academics, arts, and co-curricular activities.

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The District Education Officer (Secondary) and the School Principal expressed gratitude, stating that such inspiring visits help students broaden their vision and boost their confidence.

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