Jeddah: Experts emphasized that with focused preparation and a clear goal, even average students can achieve outstanding success in competitive exams like NEET. This insight emerged during the Career EX Program held in Jeddah by Kozhikode-based DOPA Academy for students of grades 10, 11, and 12. The event also witnessed the launch of a special NEET batch designed exclusively for GCC students.
Mr Afzal Safwan, Academic Director of DOPA Integrated School, emphasized that early preparation combined with quality coaching empowers students to conquer even the toughest examinations with confidence. He highlighted the vital role of parenting, urging parents to recognize their children's unique talents and passions, and to guide them with understanding and encouragement. He also emphasized that strong parenting skills are the wings that help children soar to exceptional heights of success.
Introducing the DOPA Integrated School Program, he explained that it provides integrated entrance coaching along with the Plus One and Plus Two curriculum, ensuring holistic academic and competitive exam readiness.
Dr. Asif, Director at DOPA, stated that when passion, talent, and relentless effort unite, they create unstoppable momentum, propelling students toward extraordinary careers.
Challenging the misconception that students from Gulf schools lag behind in competitive exams, Dr. Jamsheed Ahmed, Vice President of Abeer Medical Group and Director at DOPA, shared his own inspiring journey. He recalled that as a regular student of the International Indian School, Jeddah, he earned a rank in the entrance examination through consistent training and dedicated effort. Dr. Jamsheed emphasized that with the right focus and preparation, every student has the potential to succeed.
DOPA, established in 2020, is an inspiring initiative founded by a group of young doctors from Kozhikode Medical College, dedicated to mentoring and guiding aspiring medical students toward success, the three experts conducted an engaging Q&A session, personally addressing students' questions and providing clarity on their concerns.
The event shone with motivational addresses by Sunil, Principal of Al Wurood School, Jeddah, and Anwar, Principal of Ahdab International School. Razzaq Master, K.T.A. Muneer, and Jaleel Kannamangalam added their felicitations, celebrating the occasion. The program wrapped up on a high note with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Ashraf, while Sabith kept the audience engaged as the masterful anchor.
- Our Overseas Reporter M Siraj from Jeddah