DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
doda, Jan 16
Indian Army conducted the closing address of Sainik School Coaching Classes at Doda under Operation Sadbhavana. The four-week-long preparatory course, which started for a batch of 17 students, ended on 15 Jan 2024. These coaching classes aim to prepare aspiring students for admission to the prestigious Sainik School, an institution renowned for producing disciplined and capable individuals who often go on to serve the country with distinction.
Sainik Schools were established with the primary objective of providing quality education coupled with a strong focus on military training.
These institutions have played a pivotal role in shaping the character of young minds and instilling a sense of patriotism and duty towards the nation. However, gaining admission to these schools requires rigorous preparation and a certain level of academic and physical fitness.
The Army-led coaching classes serve as a crucial stepping stone for candidates aspiring to join Sainik Schools. These classes are designed to provide comprehensive guidance and support for the entrance exams. The curriculum is carefully crafted to cover the specific topics and subjects that candidates are tested on, ensuring a well-rounded preparation.
Academically, the coaching classes focus on subjects aligning with the Sainik School entrance exam syllabus. Expert faculty members, often with a background in defence education, impart knowledge and techniques that are essential for success in these competitive exams. The emphasis is not only on academic excellence but also on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
The Indian Army, recognizing the importance of nurturing young talent and fostering a spirit of discipline and leadership, has undertaken a commendable initiative by conducting Sainik School Coaching Classes across the nation.
