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Study standard books, AJC advises students
Additional Joint Collector K Babu Rao advised the students to study standard books to face competitive examinations. He donated books worth Rs 5,000 to the Study Centre at Information and Public Relations department for the students, preparing for competitive examinations, here on Friday.
Khammam: Additional Joint Collector K Babu Rao advised the students to study standard books to face competitive examinations. He donated books worth Rs 5,000 to the Study Centre at Information and Public Relations department for the students, preparing for competitive examinations, here on Friday.
Speaking on the occasion, AJC Babu Rao explained the students his experiences of preparation to get government job, the methods he followed and also gave some tips on how to prepare for competitive examinations. ‘To get high rank jobs, one must prepare for the exams by following the trend and with firm determination.
To remember the topics, students should read it till they understand, revise, make notes and repeat the same topic in their own languages,’ he suggested. The students, preparing for Group-I examination must practice to write very fast and those preparing for Group-II examination should be knowledgeable about various topics and must be able to answer every question correctly.
He suggested the students to utilise the opportunity of reading various standard books at the Study Centre of I&PR department. Divisional Public Relation Officer M Dasharatham, APRO Srinivas and Additional Director of Disabled Welfare Department Munnian were present along with others.
