Govt to develop mechanism to help students achieve goals

The Punjab Education Department has reached out to Class 12 students at government schools across the state to know about their educational and career goals. “The students are being encouraged to share their immediate plans and long-term goals — be...

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:10 AM Feb 21, 2025 IST

The Punjab Education Department has reached out to Class 12 students at government schools across the state to know about their educational and career goals.

“The students are being encouraged to share their immediate plans and long-term goals — be it higher education, entrepreneurship or competitive exams,” said School Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains.

He said the information will help the state government develop suitable support mechanisms to assist students in their academic and professional endeavours.

“The initiative will allow the state government bridge the gap between students’ ambitions and the necessary assistance to help them achieve their objectives,” he added.

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