Session on critical thinking, problem-solving organised

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:17 AM Feb 25, 2025 IST

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Under the aegis of the Directorate of Students’ Welfare, the Counselling and Placement Guidance Cell at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), Ludhiana, organised a session on “Critical Thinking and Problem Solving” for students of the College of Community Science.

The session was led by Dr Gurpreet Kaur, an expert trainer and coach, who emphasised the significance of critical thinking in decision-making and problem-solving. Through interactive, hands-on activities, she engaged students in practical techniques and strategies to effectively enhance their analytical skills and tackle real-world challenges.

Dr Nirmal Singh Jaura, director of Students’ Welfare, commended the initiative of the organisers and reaffirmed that the PAU was dedicated to student’s holistic development.

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