AMU RCA Organises Orientation for Civil Services and Other Competitive Exam Aspirants

Aligarh Muslim University’s Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) organised a comprehensive orientation programme for students enrolled in its competitive examination coaching courses. The session was designed to help aspirants of Civil Services, Judicial Services, SSC‑CGL, and other key competitive exams better understand preparation strategies and institutional expectations.

AMU RCA Organises Orientation Programme Highlights and Academic Guidance

The orientation began with a welcome address from Prof Mohd Hasan, Director of RCA, who reiterated the academy’s commitment to fostering excellence, discipline, and integrity among students. He emphasised the importance of using academic resources effectively and maintaining a disciplined approach to preparation. During the programme, Prof Asmer Beg delivered a talk on public policy and governance, highlighting the need for ethical decision‑making and administrative accountability in competitive examinations and future careers. This segment offered aspirants insights into how governance principles align with civil service roles.

AMU RCA Organises Institutional Rules and Student Responsibilities

Prof Mohammad Naved Khan, Proctor at AMU, briefed attendees on university rules and regulations. His address focused on the importance of academic integrity, disciplined conduct, and adherence to institutional policies as essential elements of a successful exam preparation journey.

AMU RCA Organises Motivation and Peer Learning

In a motivational session, Shakeel Ahmad, IPS, shared his personal journey from RCA to the Indian Police Service. He urged students to leverage peer learning, faculty support, and the academy’s academic ecosystem to strengthen their preparation for competitive exams. His experience was positioned as a roadmap for aspirants to stay resilient and focused during their coaching period.

AMU RCA Organises Conclusion of the Event

The orientation concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr Mohd Firoz Ahamad, Assistant Director of RCA. The event was conducted by Dr Ale Imran, with contributions from faculty members including Dr Hibah Islahi and Baboo Ali, alongside other academy staff. The programme aimed to provide students with clarity and confidence as they continue their preparation for a range of competitive examinations.