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5 day long orientation programme begins at Ranjit College of Education 10/7/2015 11:22:01 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 7: The 5 day long orientation programme today began here at Ranjit College of Education in which B.Ed students of 2015-17 participated. According to press release, Dr G.Q Sheikh was the resource person who in his two hour interaction apprised the students of new scheme of B.Ed Course and also laid emphasis on regular attendance so that every prescribed Component is understood and skill enhancement activities are carried out on time. Students got benefitted from the learned Speaker and requested for frequent interactions with Dr Sheikh which the Management acceded. caliberating upon the occasion, Er Manmeet Singh, Chairman Ranjit College of Education expressed his gratitude over the enthusiasm students exhibited while attending the orientation programme. He appealed the students for making the college hub of educational activities and announced all possible help for this venture   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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