Vedantu Launches Target JEE/NEET- Early Preparation Camp in India

Coaching camp

* Aimed to benefit aspirants speed up their academic preparation

* LIVE Non-stop FREE revision covering the entire syllabus

* Students will benefit from motivational classes and 400+ hours of LIVE sessions

A pioneer in LIVE online learning, Vedantu has launched a special initiative - Target JEE/NEET, designed by India’s top teachers and coaching experts for all JEE and NEET aspirants appearing in 2020-2022. The 4 Day LIVE online camp will help students get ahead in their academic preparations with specialized LIVE classes and unlimited in class doubt solving, motivational talks with various achievers and JEE & NEET toppers, complete plans with test and other study materials. The LIVE online camp will be conducted from July 13th- 16th, 2020 and registrations are now open for students to participate. Over 80,000 students have already registered for the camp.

The initiative is designed by India’s best teachers & Co-founders of Vedantu to provide access to a plethora of study material and tests along with revision videos from the best teachers, LIVE teaching from experts across India, and 100% guaranteed scholarship.

The program will cater to students from grade 11-12 and droppers covering Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics & Biology. All the learning resources are personalised keeping in mind the student’s curriculum are of premium quality. Parents & students can be rest assured as they can have uninterrupted learning from safety of their homes. Some of the key highlights of the camp include:

400+ hours of classes, by India's best teachers LIVE

Career and Parent counselling sessions

MasterTalk with Toppers & celebrities

Assured Scholarship for everyone who takes the test, from 10cr+ pool

Cash prizes to the highest scorer in the diagnostic test

Most students preparing for competitive examinations have doubts but don’t find a quick solution or the right answer to the same. To address this common problem the 96-hour nonstop doubt solving feature will be a great value add for students. The highest scoring student for Target JEE/NEET will win an Alienware laptop.

Social network with Delhi University students now

Move over Facebook, Orkut. Here comes Delhi University's own networking site, Network DU. With over 2,000 registrations in just four weeks, this site is a virtual campus in which you can look for anyone and anything -- from old friends to scholarships and even information on paying guest accommodation.

Started by Honey Arora, a technical expert, Network DU has all the features of other social networking sites and more.

"Our aim is to get DU more connected through this site. In the IITs and IIMs, the alumni really help their juniors in getting internships and job placements. Network DU will do something similar. Besides friends, a student can get in touch with alumni of the university through this portal and seek help in terms of their career," Arora told IANS.

Of the 2,000 people who have registered, 1,500 are at present studying in the university while the rest are alumni. There is, however, no restriction on a non-DU member joining the network.

Arora himself is not an alumni of the university.

"I was a student of Punjab Technical University. But I, along with some others from IIT Delhi and IIM-Bangalore, zeroed in on Delhi University because I think DU is very tech-savvy," said Arora, who owns Sparks Logics, the firm which started Network DU.

With blogs, music, chat and even an online shopping link, the site gives you all that other networking sites have to offer. It also has debates raging on hot topics like "Should ragging be banned in DU?"with two students in Kirori Mal College getting arrested recently for ragging a junior.

The site also has space for classified information like contact addresses of hostels and PG accommodation around the campus. So if you are looking for a place to stay, all you need to do is log in. Besides this, it has information on the institutes in the campus, scholarships and internships.

Although he is happy with the response that the site has been getting, especially since the advertisement has only been through word of mouth, Arora said that he is planning to go to ex-DU bigwigs like Kapil Sibal and convince them to join the network.

"I am planning to go to Kapil Sibal and ask him to join Network DU and spread some good word about the site. DU has produced some of the most well-placed professionals in the country in every field. If someone like Sibal, who is active on Facebook, joins the site it will make others interested too," he said.

"However I will go to him only after we have got a stronger registration number like 5,000," Arora added.

Arora's mission does not stop at DU. He now plans to create similar networks for other universities.

"I am going to Amity University next and create a portal for their students. The officials of the private universities like Amity are very encouraging and eager to help in such initiatives.

"Money is a problem now but I am looking for investors so that I can create such networks for students of major universities of the country and then connect these networks so that the whole student community can come together in a single platform and interact," Arora said.

Agencies