Tuesday, 11 August 2015

Young Academicians Team Starts Civil Services Academy with a ‘Social Cause’

By 121 News

Chandigarh 11th August:- Raj Malhotra's IAS study Group has announced start of operations in Sector 11 Chandigarh. This was announced at a press meet organised as part of the Academy's formal launch event. The Academy is the brain child of Thirty-Eight-Year Old Raj Malhotra who is a Masters in Political Science & International Relations and who has 12+ years of experience in teaching Civil Services aspirants. Jagpal S. Dhanoa , Danish Inder Singh Gill both of whom have cracked the written exams of PCS and Jasdeep Sodhi who has 15+ years of experience in the field too are also part of the core team at the Academy with a difference.

Raj Malhotra explained that he has lost his father in 2001. It was an untimely death and his family was in such financial trouble that he could not even afford a training programme for Civil Services – his  dream career, due to high fees. After what happened to him, he always wanted family situations not to come in the way of youngsters motivated to enter Civil Services. He further said that today that dream seems to have come true., We will be coaching students from Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) of Society Free of Cost. 10 per cent of the strength of a batch will be reserved for such students.

 In the press meet Manish Bansal a candidate of EWS category was also present. Manish is son of a labourer and lives in Mauli Jagran. Manish, said that the Academy is a Godsend for him as though he wants to get into the Civil Services but did not know where to go for training as all Institutes are commercial in nature and charge hefty fees which his father cannot pay. Now he will work hard under the tutelage of Raj Sir so that he  enter the Civil Services and this way he will be able to serve his Nation & help his family also.

 It was announced that meritorious students & University or College toppers will get a 50% fee waiver. A student who has lost his father or mother will be given a 50 per cent fee waiver and those from such families who are in major financial problem will be trained free of cost.  In case a student is the only girl child of the family she will also be given substantial fee waivers. The fee for the one year course will be very competitive and installments will be accepted unlike academies which take full down payments.

There will be some very interesting firsts that the Civil Services training academy will introduce. Personal Mentorship will be available around the clock to students. This means that in case a student wants to clear some doubt; he or she can meet or call Instructors at any time of the day. Raj Malhotra's IAS Study Group also plans to start online video conferencing with smaller training centres across North India where-in experts will deliver quality content so that students in smaller cities do not suffer and are brought abreast with the latest.

 

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