Civil Services academy to open in Hyd tomorrow

Sahayta Trust, the Indian chapter of US based IMRC, will launch the Challenger IAS Academy in Baghlingampally, Hyderabad on Sunday, which will be inaugurated by Director General of Anti Corruption Bureau, AK Khan.

Addressing a press conference on Saturday, AK Khan said, “The academy is intended to afford opportunity to deserving but deprived aspirants. It is a duty and privilege on each of us to encourage and support academies. Such as enrolment will not only help the academy to ensure the success of right mind of candidates, but will help the society in getting good civil servants.

“In Hyderabad people are not aware of Civil Service Exam and when we compare to north side like Delhi, Rajasthan most of the candidates apply for UPSC,” he added and pointed that the examination system tests the intellectual ability, mental strength, discipline, determination and focus of the candidate in ample measure. “We want candidates to get selected from Hyderabad. Proper guidance is required in the city.

An academy has to understand the individual needs of each aspirant and develop his/her potential on that basis,” asserted Khan. Adding a note on the academy, he Aneesuddin CEO Sahayat Trust, said, “We have three levels; in the first two we’ll take 100 students (Intermediate and Under Graduation level) and for the third we will take only 60 students. The fees structure for level 1 and 2 is Rs one lakh for 18 month-course.”