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Civil service aspirants advised to study hard
An interesting interactive session was organized with recent Civil Service pass candidates Sai Teja and Jameel Fatima Zeba was organsied by Centre for Educational Development of Minorities (CEDM) here on Friday.
Hyderabad : An interesting interactive session was organized with recent Civil Service pass candidates Sai
Teja and Jameel Fatima Zeba was organsied by Centre for Educational Development of Minorities (CEDM) here on Friday.
Advisor to Government of Telangana for Minorities Welfare A. K. Khan presided over the session and advised the Civil Service aspirants to work hard with dedication and determination with the hope that their efforts would yield positive results in nay career they adopt in their lives.
Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TMREIS) Secretary B. Shafiullah said that the Telangana Government had made best efforts for providing coaching for Civil Services to the minority students and selected five prestigious institutions. He said that Prelims would be held shortly and the candidates would have to make preparations with full confidence. CEDM Director Prof. S. A. Shukoor said that coaching for the present batch would end shortly.
