Assam Civil Services (ACS) topper Maria Tanim would guide and be a mentor for a professional competitive examinations institute opened for the first time in Silchar.
Tripura based Ramanujan Educational Trust on Thursday opened its sixth competitive exams institute in Silchar.
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“Our classes would begin from November 1, and we would conduct a screening of the candidates on October 20. Till date, nine aspiring candidates for ACS have already taken their admission,” Shahnewaj Khan, head of the Silchar centre said.
“For the preliminaries, classes would run for six months and five classes would be held per week,” Khan said.
“Keeping the word of chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal, who wants ACS exams in tune with IAS exams held by UPSC from 2020, we too would incorporate similar structure in our curriculum for each aspiring candidate to sit not just for ACS exams but for IAS exams as well,” said Khan.
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“We have roped in eight faculties and three other mentors to teach and guide these aspirants. In fact, we are going to churn out and make a ‘Super 35’ batch of ACS and IAS aspirants after conducting a test in all the three districts of Barak valley by the end of this year,” he said.
Maria Tanim, 2016 batch ACS topper, speaking to Northeast Now said, “There is no dearth of talents in Barak valley to crack ACS or even IAS exams, but they lack the knowledge about whom to approach and how to prepare for it.”