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Centre for Training and Academic Guidance

CTAG (Career and Training Academic Guidance) stands as one of our most promising and impactful initiatives, dedicated to transforming lives by providing comprehensive career guidance and counseling services throughout the nation. This project places a strong emphasis on reaching out to marginalized and underprivileged communities, enabling them to progress towards higher education and training opportunities. The multifaceted activities carried out by the center encompass:

Career Guidance and Counselling
Scholarship Guidance
Training Programs
Research Guidance Program
Students’ Training and Empowerment Program

CTAG’s mission is to uplift individuals and communities through education and career opportunities. To learn more about the comprehensive activities and the impact of CTAG, please visit our website at www.ctag.in. There, you can find detailed information about our initiatives, success stories, and how you can get involved or support our cause. Together, we are working towards a brighter future for all, one that is built on the foundation of education and empowerment.

Research Guidance Programs

We act as a promoter of research by motivating student to conduct research activities as well as a supporter of research by guiding research scholars through their research. Under Research Guidance Program, a webinar was organized in which 25 research scholars from different central universities like AMU, JMI, Hyderabad University, JNU and DU participated.

CTAG – Talent Mentorship Program

CTAG (Career and Training Advancement Group) has embarked on a remarkable mission that is both inspirational and transformative. Our primary goal is to offer mentorship and academic guidance to a carefully selected cohort of talented minority students, starting from the 9th grade and continuing until they embark on their professional careers. This initiative is designed to bridge the gaps in educational opportunities and empower young individuals from marginalized backgrounds to reach their full potential.

The selection process for this program is rigorous and merit-based. Approximately 25 students are chosen each year based on their performance in the National Minority Talent Search Exam, which is conducted by the Human Welfare Foundation. This exam serves as a platform for identifying and recognizing promising talent among minority communities, often characterized by their limited access to educational and career opportunities.

The aim of CTAG is not only to provide educational support but to create a platform for these talented minority students to fulfill their career aspirations and become leaders and role models in their respective fields. We believe that by investing in their potential, we are not only transforming their lives but also contributing to the overall progress and development of their communities.

Centre for Training and Academic Guidance - CTAG