Merit, discipline and hard work drive success, says KEA Executive Director
Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) Executive Director H. Kumar said sustained hard work is the only path to achieving excellence in competitive examinations and securing admission to premier institutions such as the IITs and NITs.He observed that financial resources or ownership of educational institutions alone cannot guarantee admission to a preferred college or course. “Students must earn their seats through merit by performing well in competitive examinations and qualifying through the counselling process,” he said.Mr.
- ▪Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) Executive Director H.
- ▪Kumar said sustained hard work is the only path to achieving excellence in competitive examinations and securing admission to premier institutions such as the IITs and NITs.He observed that financial resources or ownership of educational in
- ▪“Students must earn their seats through merit by performing well in competitive examinations and qualifying through the counselling process,” he said.Mr.
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Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) Executive Director H. Prasanna Kumar on Saturday urged students to pursue discipline, perseverance and merit as the cornerstones of academic success, asserting that sustained hard work and a positive mindset determine success in competitive examinations and admission to premier institutions.He was addressing a felicitation programme at Sri Channabasaveshwara Gurukul Science PU College in Karadyal in Bhalki taluk of Bidar district, where students who excelled in JEE Main and JEE Advanced and secured admission to IITs and NITs were felicitated.Mr.
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