NEET Repeaters Batch Begins at ALLEN
The orientation session for the first batch of NEET repeaters was held at the Sadgun Auditorium of the Samyak Campus in Landmark City Kunhadi On Monday. Thousands of students and parents were present. More orientation sessions will be held in the coming days.
The first batch will be held at the Samunnat Campus on Tuesday, followed by orientation sessions for several batches at various locations, with 6,000 to 8,000 students participating.
ALLEN Kota President Vinod Kumawat, Vice President Vijay Soni, Campus Principal Manak Mehta, and Virendra Gupta also addressed the orientation sessions held in the Sadgun Auditorium on Monday.
These sessions provided information about admissions and the ALLEN system to students and parents before the start of the batch. Students and parents were informed about various topics, including ALLEN and Kota-based activities, the year-long academic calendar, student study patterns, and counselling.
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Addressing the program, Vinod Kumawat stated that students in the repeater batch have a golden opportunity to learn from their past experiences and perform better. He urged students to maintain complete dedication to their goals, regular study, and a positive attitude.
Other speakers introduced students and parents to the unique features of Kota coaching and the ALLEN Career Institute system. The sessions included a detailed overview of ALLEN’s methodology, academic calendar, objectives, study patterns, and results from previous sessions.
The academic calendar was explained, including when the course would begin and end. The schedules for tests and revision classes were also explained.
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Students were specifically urged to take care of their health while studying. If they have any doubts, they should immediately ask the faculty.
ALLEN’s results were also discussed. Parent-student communication was also discussed.
These sessions included how parents should monitor students’ activities throughout the year and when to contact the institute. Students and parents were also informed about result analysis. At the end of the session, everyone sang the song “Ruk Jana Nahi, Kahin Tu Haar Ke…” and wished the students a successful future.
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