Every student desires to study in a reputed college. Institutes of repute are in demand, but not everyone can make it to the top institutes. Since there is a limited number of government colleges and institutes, students are forced to opt for private colleges. Irrespective of whether the student is opting for a government college or a private one, one needs to make sure that they check the institutes carefully before taking admission.
The following points must be kept in mind by all students while selecting a college:
- Look at the affiliation of the institute
- Check their campus placement records
- Try to connect with the alumni of the institute. For this, you can take the help of social media,
- Look up the website of the institute and go through it carefully. You can also read reviews of the college/institute on different websites and magazines.
- If you are still confused about choosing a college, then you might want to seek professional guidance.
Tips for Choose the Right College for You
Some colleges might state that they are, offering free education to students belonging to Scheduled Tribes or Scheduled Castes. In this regard, I would request students and guardians be vigilant. There are scholarships for students of the Northeastern region. Students and their guardians must check if the college has proper papers in connection with the scholarships.
Students must be more careful if they are seeking admission to private medical colleges. The actual fee or amount charged by the admission agent is always high and differs from college to college. One must also be careful if they are taking admission to foreign institutes. Make sure you know the person or company who is assisting you in the admission process.
Your Success Depends on Your Right Choice
Success does not mean only getting good marks in board exams. It depends on your skills too. Students who do not secure good marks should not be upset and should instead, plan ahead. Proper planning with authentic information will take us nearer to success. Students can also opt for technical lines such as ITI after passing their secondary or senior secondary examination. There are many skill-based training programs being offered in the state and one may select the trade and get trained in it.
Our career is in our hands. It is up to us to make a choice and mould our career. It’s essential for students to recognize that only they have the power to shape their own lives. They will have to do it themselves. Others can only offer suggestions and provide information. The rest of the work is up to the student.
To all those who have done well in their board exams – congratulations! And to those who didn’t score as expected, do not lose heart. With proper planning and guidance, you will certainly do well in your studies and career. All the best!