1) VIDHARBHA JUNIOR COLLEGE, KESHORI (8TH JANUARY 2025)
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at Vidharbha Junior College, Keshori, in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 187 students participated in the event on 8th January 2025.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. Dr. Ishwar Mohurley, Principal, provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. His presentation not only informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Dr Sharad Meshram shared his expertise and took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. The Program was come to an end as Mr G P Nandeshwar , Principal proposed the vote of thanks.
2) PANDHARIBAPU DESHMUKH JUNIOR COLLEGE MAHAGAON
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at Pandharibapu Deshmukh Junior College Mahagaon, in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 289 students participated in the event on 8th Jan 2025.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. Dr Ishwar Mohurley, Principal, provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. Mr. Chandewar, Principal, YAC informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Dr Ishwar Mohurley, principal took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. By addressing specific concerns and questions, he fostered a deeper understanding of how the NEP can influence their future academic and professional paths. Mr. Nagdeve sir proposed the vote of thanks.
3) NEW MOON ENGLISH MEDIUM JUNIROR COLLEGE ARJUNI MORGAON
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at New Moon English Medium Junior College, in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 78 students participated in the event 7th January 2025.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. He provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. His presentation not only informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Dr Ishwar Mohurley, principal took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. Miss. Rukhamode, Assistant teacher proposed the vote of thanks.
4) SUDHAKARRAO NAIK JUNIOR COLLEGE BOLDHA/ KARADGAON
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at Sudhakarrao Naik Junior College, Boldha Karadgaon in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 94 students participated in the event on 10th January 2025.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. He provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. His presentation not only informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Dr Sharad Meshram, principal took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. Mr. D S Maskey, Principal proposed the vote of thanks.
5) ZILLA PARISHAD JUNIOR COLLEGE ARJUNI MORGAON
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at Zilla Parishad Junior College, in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 290 students participated in the event.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. Dr Motilal Darve provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. His presentation not only informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Mr. Bansod sir, principal, took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. Mr. Ingole proposed the vote of thanks.
6) MANVATA JUNIOR COLLEGE BONDGAON DEVI ARJUNI MORGAON
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at Vidharbha Junior College, Keshori, in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 457 students participated in the event.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. He provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. His presentation not only informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Mr. Bhoyar, principal took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. The program ended with formal vote of thanks.
7) SARSWATI JUNIOR COLLEGE AND G M B JUNIOR COLLEGE ARJUNI MORGAON
The School Connect Program 2.0 was launched by the Government of Maharashtra to engage with students and promote awareness regarding various aspects of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The program specifically targets students in the 9th to 12th grades enrolled in junior colleges across the state. The first awareness session under this initiative took place at Sarswati Junior College and G M B Junior College, in Arjuni Tahsil, where more than 320 students participated in the event.
The session was aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of the NEP 2020 and its transformative impact on the education system. The topics covered during the program were aligned with key components of the NEP, including skill education, experimental learning, multiple entry and exit options, academic bank of credits, degree program modes, and the choice-based system.
The session was enriched by the presence of distinguished educators and experts in the field. Mr. Laxmikant Kapgate, the NEP Coordinator and Master Trainer, played a pivotal role in elucidating the features of the NEP 2020. He provided students with a thorough breakdown of the policy’s core changes, addressing complex ideas in a simple and engaging manner. His presentation not only informed the students about the practical applications of NEP but also encouraged them to embrace these new opportunities.
During the session, Dr Ishwar Mohurley, principal took the time to interact with students, answering their queries and resolving doubts. This interactive approach helped ensure that students were not only informed but also able to engage with the content in a meaningful way. Mr J D Pathan also urged the learners to take active role in the implementation of NEP 20202. Mr Kashiwar sir proposed vote of thanks.
