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Hard work key to achieve goals: SP
Intelligence SP R Jaya Lakshmi (Vijayawada) urged the students to do hard work to achieve their goals and get a better placement and respectable position in society. She addressed a meeting held on the occasion of Vignan Nirulotsav at Vignan Nirula Mahila Engineering College in Guntur on Friday.
Guntur: Intelligence SP R Jaya Lakshmi (Vijayawada) urged the students to do hard work to achieve their goals and get a better placement and respectable position in society. She addressed a meeting held on the occasion of Vignan Nirulotsav at Vignan Nirula Mahila Engineering College in Guntur on Friday.
Speaking on this occasion, she said that there was no substitute for hard work and added that in order to reach high position in the life, hard work was prime necessity. Later, she released college souvenir on the occasion of completion of 10 years of setting up of engineering college. She suggested the students to identify their liking subject and course. There would be bright future if they study the subjects they like.
They would get better placements. She also advised them to start hard work to achieve the targets. When a goal was set, there would be no chance of their diversion. Vignan's Education Institutions chairman Lavu Rattaiah said that good conduct and hard work would pave the way for success in any exam, including Civil Services. Vignan’s University vice-chairman Lavu Sri Krishnadevarayalu were among those participated. Later, cultural programmes were held.
