Aloha’s GAT-23 picks up pace

BY ABDULLAH CHOUDHARY

To orient students from J&K to the competitive tests like NEET, JEE, IAS, KAS and other such tests, ALOHA J&K has been conducting the General Ability Test every year for past almost a decade. The test has largely benefitted the students who get familiarised to the competetive exams well in advance.

   

This year Aloha’s GAT has gone a notch up by involving experts with global exposure from Thinksite, to make the test more professional and beneficial to the students.  GAT-2023 was rolled out at an impressive function at the Royal Springs Golf Course. Afterwards the Aloha teams went to different schools to hold sessions on GAT, so that maximum students benefit from the test.

In its recent activities, Aloha team went to some top schools in Srinagar, like Kashmir Harvard School, and Crescent Public School, and explained the new elements that have been introduced in the GAT this year. The repsonse from the school management and the students was very positive.

Last week the Aloha team from Srinagar embarked on a meaningful journey to Kulgam, where it felicitated the district’s brightest young minds who had excelled in a recently held district-level exam for Aloha students at Chawalgam, Kulgam. The event was a resounding success as the Aloha Team visited Crescent Public School, Imperial Convent School, and New Phool Bun Educational Institute, igniting a sense of achievement and fostering confidence amongst the honored students.

With great enthusiasm, the Aloha Team was received  by the schools of the district. The felicitation ceremony not only celebrated the remarkable achievements of the students but also aimed to inspire and motivate them to strive for excellence in their educational journey.

During the ceremony, the Aloha Team presented the district toppers with well-deserved awards while imparting words of encouragement and wisdom. The esteemed representatives of Aloha underlined the importance of perseverance and dedication in the pursuit of knowledge, leaving an impact on the young minds.

The event also witnessed the introduction of the GAT Assessment Test – a promising initiative that can shape the educational landscape of the region. Modelled on renowned international tests such as PISA and ACER, the GAT Assessment Test incorporates Bloom’s Taxonomy, fostering critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and holistic development.

The GAT Assessment Test is thoughtfully divided into three levels – Prelims, Mains, and Personality Test – each designed to gauge, and enhance, different capacities of a student.

The students displayed genuine interest and enthusiasm as the Aloha Team elaborated on the benefits of the GAT Assessment Test. The introduction of GAT is seen as a vital step towards equipping young learners with skills that are paramount in today’s rapidly evolving world, where adaptability and innovative thinking supersede rote memorisation.

The event would not have been possible without the unwavering support and collaboration of Crescent Public School, Imperial Convent School, and New Phool Bun Educational Institute. Their commitment to fostering excellence and providing students with a holistic learning environment is commendable and greatly contributes to the success of initiatives like the GAT Assessment Test.

The Aloha Team’s visit to Kulgam and the introduction of the GAT Assessment Test marks a significant stride towards nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped to face global competition. The event serves as a reminder of the boundless potential of the youth and the role that innovative educational methodologies play in harnessing that potential.

Pertinent to mention, Aloha J&K has reserved some rewards for those who top in the exam. The first toppers, this year, will be taken to The Museum of the Future, Dubai. This is to encourage students and inspire them to excel in high end science studies.

Abdullah Choudary is Head Content Creation and Trainings, Thinksite Services Private Limited.

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