Darshan Academy, Ludhiana

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Updated At : 10:51 AM Sep 18, 2024 IST

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An interactive session titled ‘Inspiring Minds’ was conducted by Unnikrishnan PM, Educational Officer of Darshan Education Foundation, at the academy. With focus on helping students of classes X and XII achieve the best possible results in their board exams, Unnikrishnan shared invaluable insights on time management, advising students to effectively utilise their time for optimal outcomes. He emphasised the importance of avoiding distractions and provided techniques for controlling thoughts, suggesting students list daily tasks instead of following a rigid hourly timetable. Encouraging self-competition, he highlighted the significance of setting high percentage goals and striving for academic excellence.

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