Sangareddy, September 1: Sangareddy District Collector Prateek Jain urged aspirants preparing for competitive examinations to work hard with determination, discipline, and self-confidence to achieve their career goals. He encouraged students to make the best use of the free foundation coaching, study material, and other facilities provided by the government to build a bright future.

The Collector was speaking at the inauguration of a five-month free foundation coaching programme for aspirants preparing for Group-I, Group-II, Group-III, Group-IV, RRB, Banking, Police, and other competitive examinations at the BC Study Circle in Sangareddy, organised by the Backward Classes Welfare Department.

Addressing the students, Prateek Jain said that competition in government recruitment examinations has increased significantly, and candidates should not be discouraged by the growing number of applicants. Instead, they should focus on their goals with dedication, concentration, and consistent effort.

He advised aspirants to improve their knowledge, follow a well-planned study schedule, and dedicate sufficient time every day to preparation. “Your future is in your own hands. With determination and confidence, success is definitely achievable,” he said.

The Collector also stressed that challenges are a part of life and should be viewed as opportunities rather than obstacles. He urged students to fulfil the aspirations of their parents by making the best use of the opportunities provided by the government and securing good jobs.

Later, Prateek Jain inspected the classrooms, study materials, and infrastructure at the BC Study Circle. He instructed the officials to ensure quality coaching, provide adequate study material, and further improve the facilities available to students.

District BC Welfare Officer Jagadeesh said that the five-month foundation coaching programme would provide candidates with guidance on the examination pattern, syllabus, basic concepts, and general awareness required for various competitive examinations.

District BC Welfare Officer Jagadeesh, BC Study Circle Director Praveen, faculty members, students, and other officials participated in the programme.