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Director Jindal Global University visits Jodhamal School 11/25/2016 11:42:48 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 25: A team from the prestigious Jindal Global University visited Jodhamal School. The team was led by Dr. Sanjeev P Sahni, Principal Director of the University. The other members of the team were Professor Suruchi Makkar and Professor Indrani Lahiri Senior Trainer at Jindal University. Dr. Sanjeev P Sahni conducted workshop on Academic Excellence and How to make teaching impressive for the teaching faculty of Jodhamal School. All the teachers of Jodhamal School actively participated in the workshop. The team also conducted a session on Career Counselling for the students of Class XI and XII. Jindal Law School and Jindal Business School are ranked amongst the Top Colleges in Asia. Nandan Kuthiala, Trustee Jodhamal, Arati Kuthiala, Chairman Jodhamal, Trilok Singh Bist, Principal and Monika Sethi, Vice Princial of Jodhamal School were also present in the workshop and the career counselling session. Dr. Sahni expressed his hope that more students from Jodhamal School and other schools in Jammu would join Jindal University in the coming years.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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