Guest Lecture & Campus Interview

05^th November 2019             

Guest lecturs have become an important part of our educational system. They expose students to real world experience from the position of an experienced person. Mr. Pradip Barman, Mr. Sk. Sabir Ali, Sr. Captain and La sunila, came to our centre for campus interview. Before interview we requested them to motivate the students with their words or experience. After meeting with Sr. Sherley, and staffs, the guests met students.

They started with self-introduction; spoke about struggle in making their careerwith no electricity in the village, no telephone, no such transportation facility. After getting familiar with the students, they started to explain their own journey putting this point that there is no end of learning. They conveyed: "Every single day give us new hope to do something different. First learn from your parents, and grandparents then teachers and also from the seniors in the industry, those who are the actually showing you the way of success in the life. In industry you will face various kind of situation but the most important part is you have to know how to handle any situation. Never behave rude with your seniors. You can learn many things from your seniors. When you are having good relation with your seniors, then in problems they might help you out. "Then students asked many questions regarding scope of work, growth opportunity, necessary training for career growth. Mr. Sabir Ali also asked students to love their job, to be passionate about the work and also to feel proud about what they did.       

Later they started taking interviews. Students were nervous before but after the interview session they became more confident. Mr. Pradip and Sabir said they were very satisfied with the students and their answers were appropriate.                                                 

We appreciate Mr. Sabir and Pradip for their valuable time and the speech. They said they are highly obliged to see the students have hunger to do something in their life. They wished students for their better career.

Paramita Dutta