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The NDLI Club of Bhoj Reddy Engineering College for Women organized an Awareness Programme on Higher Education for the III B.Tech students on 14 August 2026, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM at Seminar Hall 401, West Block. The programme was conducted to create awareness among students about higher education opportunities and competitive examinations after B.Tech. About Session The session was delivered by Mr. Durga Sankar, IMS National Chief Mentor, who provided valuable guidance on various higher education opportunities and competitive examinations. He highlighted the importance of the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) examination for students aspiring to pursue higher studies and career opportunities in reputed institutions. He also discussed the number of IITs in India and the opportunities available in these premier institutions. Further, he explained the subject-wise weightage and significance in GATE and guided students on prioritizing subjects and adopting effective preparation strategies. The resource person also discussed CAT (Common Admission Test) and shared practical strategies for effective preparation. He explained the major areas of CAT, including Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Ability, and emphasized the importance of time management, regular practice, mock tests, and systematic preparation. Students were advised to understand the examination pattern, identify their strengths and areas for improvement, and follow a structured preparation plan The session encouraged students to begin their preparation early, make effective use of available learning resources, and regularly practice previous question papers and mock tests. The guidance provided by the resource person helped students gain a better understanding of competitive examinations and the higher education and career opportunities available after completing their B.Tech. At the conclusion of the programme, Mr. Durga Sankar was honoured by the Principal with a shawl and a sapling as a token of appreciation. The programme enabled the III B.Tech students to: 1. Gain awareness of higher education opportunities after B.Tech. 2. Understand the importance and scope of the GATE examination. 3. Gain information about the IITs in India and opportunities for higher studies in premier institutions. 4. Understand subject-wise weightage and preparation strategies for GATE. 5. Learn effective preparation strategies for CAT and other competitive examinations. Overall, the programme was informative and beneficial to the III B.Tech students, providing them with valuable guidance for planning their higher studies and preparing for competitive examinations.
The NDLI Club of Bhoj Reddy Engineering College for Women organized an Awareness Programme on Higher Education for the III B.Tech students on 14 August 2026, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM at Seminar Hall 401, West Block. The programme was conducted to create awareness among students about higher education opportunities and competitive examinations after B.Tech.
The session was delivered by Mr. Durga Sankar, IMS National Chief Mentor, who provided valuable guidance on various higher education opportunities and competitive examinations. He highlighted the importance of the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) examination for students aspiring to pursue higher studies and career opportunities in reputed institutions. He also discussed the number of IITs in India and the opportunities available in these premier institutions. Further, he explained the subject-wise weightage and significance in GATE and guided students on prioritizing subjects and adopting effective preparation strategies. The resource person also discussed CAT (Common Admission Test) and shared practical strategies for effective preparation. He explained the major areas of CAT, including Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Ability, and emphasized the importance of time management, regular practice, mock tests, and systematic preparation. Students were advised to understand the examination pattern, identify their strengths and areas for improvement, and follow a structured preparation plan The session encouraged students to begin their preparation early, make effective use of available learning resources, and regularly practice previous question papers and mock tests. The guidance provided by the resource person helped students gain a better understanding of competitive examinations and the higher education and career opportunities available after completing their B.Tech. At the conclusion of the programme, Mr. Durga Sankar was honoured by the Principal with a shawl and a sapling as a token of appreciation.
Overall, the programme was informative and beneficial to the III B.Tech students, providing them with valuable guidance for planning their higher studies and preparing for competitive examinations.
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