Shaheen Academy hosts Career Counselling Session
Kargil, Jun 18: “Opportunities are plenty today, but so is the competition,” remarked Dr. Mohd Jaffer Akhoon, Hon’ble Chief Executive Councillor (CEC) of LAHDC Kargil, during his address at a Career Counselling Program organized by Shaheen Academy. The event, held at the Auditorium Hall in Kargil, attracted a large gathering of students from Classes 9 to 12 and civil services aspirants from across the district.
“Our youth must be guided to discover their strengths and pursue careers that align with their passion and abilities,” Dr. Akhoon emphasized, urging for a strong mentorship culture and structured academic guidance across the region.
As Chief Guest, Dr. Akhoon brought both urgency and encouragement to the gathering. He highlighted Kargil’s deep reservoir of talent and stressed the need for consistent support systems to transform potential into success. His speech set an inspirational tone, reflecting a commitment not just to education, but to empowering the next generation.
Commending Shaheen Academy for organizing the session, he described it as a much-needed platform to help students explore diverse career avenues with clarity and direction.
A standout moment came when Fatima, the NEET Topper 2025, was honored by the CEC with a memento for her outstanding performance. Her success story served as motivation for many students preparing for competitive exams, proving that dedication and resilience yield results.
The event buzzed with activity as students eagerly engaged in discussions, asked questions, and interacted with expert speakers. The CEC’s speech struck a chord, resonating particularly with young aspirants striving to balance ambition and effort.
Dr. Akhoon also addressed graduates and postgraduates, urging them to remain focused on their academic paths. He shared that recruitment for gazetted and non-gazetted government posts in Ladakh is expected soon, now that domicile rules have been formalized. This announcement brought a wave of optimism among those preparing for civil services and related competitive examinations.
He emphasized the growing demand for professionals in medicine, engineering, and public administration. His call to action for aspiring candidates was clear: stay committed, remain disciplined, and take full advantage of the opportunities soon to be available in Ladakh.
The program featured insightful sessions by guest speakers including Dr. Mohd Ali and Mohd Hassan, Assistant Professor at Delhi University. They discussed a wide range of career options and the importance of making well-informed decisions. Fatima also shared her personal preparation journey, encouraging students to pursue their dreams with persistence and purpose.
In his concluding remarks, Dr. Akhoon expressed appreciation for the speakers and congratulated the students for their enthusiasm. He encouraged Shaheen Academy to continue such educational initiatives, noting their impact on shaping the future of Kargil’s youth.
The day served as a powerful blend of guidance, motivation, and mentorship—lighting a clear path forward for many young minds in Kargil and reinforcing the region’s commitment to educational and career advancement.
