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Students should bring out hidden talent
The students should bring out their hidden talent in their related field to reach high position in life, said Sujatha Sharma, Special Commissioner of Collegiate Education Commissionerate. She was the chief guest at ‘Mast-2018’ management students meet organised by KBN College on the college premises on Wednesday.
Vijayawada: The students should bring out their hidden talent in their related field to reach high position in life, said Sujatha Sharma, Special Commissioner of Collegiate Education Commissionerate. She was the chief guest at ‘Mast-2018’ management students meet organised by KBN College on the college premises on Wednesday.
Addressing a gathering, she said the students need to mould themselves as per the contemporary situation from time to time. Students should strive hard with proper planning to reach their goals, she said. She said there are many job opportunities in management field. She appreciated the management of KBN College for organising the programme.
Honorary guest APSP 6th Battalion Commandant Sriram Murthy said marks secured in the degree examinations cannot reflect the talent. He also said that everyone should think of society otherwise education is of no use.
He said before setting up of business, one should know the needs of present day market, their personal skills, competition to be successful. In any business, one should maintain transparency, said the officer. College principal, management, students, staff and others were present.
