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Over 32000 students attended IJTB Talent hunt test 5/11/2015 12:17:32 AM Early Times Report Kishtwar, May 10: In order to improve the skills of students of Jammu and Kashmir so that they can compete with the children's of other state of the country, Islami Jamiet-e-Talaba Jammu and Kashmir conducted a State Level Talent Search Test (TST) today at various centers throughout the state. Over 32000 students of various districts of J&K appeared in the examination. The annual State Level Talent Search Test is being organized by IJTB J&K since last five years, in which thousands of students have participated so far. Today, likewise the other districts of Jammu & Kashmir, IJTB District Kishtwar unit also conducted the text6 at Drabshala , Badhaat, Chatroo & Sigdi of the District Kishtwar. The students of District Jammu & District Rajouri also appeared in the test for the first time in which large number of students appeared at different centers. Talent Search Test is a non-commercial and pro-students activity and its aim is to help, enhance the knowledge and familiarize the students with the pattern of higher competitive examinations so as to enable them to face challenges in their academic career. After completion of the examination, the IJTB unveiled its answer keys of the paper on its websites www.tstjk.co.in & www.ijtjk.org.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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