Career counselling at Guru Nanak Mission Public School, Paonta Sahib

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Updated At : 03:17 PM Feb 17, 2024 IST

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A career counselling session, held at the school, attracted over 500 students from classes XI and XII. They gained valuable insights into unconventional career options. The event also hosted two competitions — a debate on how industries can propel India towards a 5 trillion economy, with specific sectors assigned to students, and a sustainable start-up pitch competition, showcasing innovative ideas. Winners were awarded a cash prize of Rs 5,100. Esteemed industry speakers from institutions like Harvard, IIM-Ahmedabad and IIT-Roorkee imparted words of wisdom to the students. Director Gurjeet Singh Saini and Principal Gurvinder Kaur Chawla lauded the event’s success and congratulated the participants.

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