JEE/NEET Orientation Programme 2026 – JEE/NEET Orientation Programme for I PUC Students and Parents at Vidyodaya PU College
Summary
The JEE/NEET Orientation Programme was organized by Vidyodaya Pre-University College, Udupi, on 4 July 2026 for I PUC students aspiring to pursue JEE and NEET examinations, along with their parents. Dr. Mithun, Dean (Academics) of Jnanasudha Institutions, provided a detailed overview of JEE and NEET examination structures, preparation strategies, study habits, and methods to manage academic pressure. The session also guided parents on supporting students effectively, recognizing burnout symptoms, and helping them maintain a healthy balance between board examinations and competitive exam preparation.
Key Highlights
JEE/NEET Orientation Programme held on 4 July 2026
Organized for I PUC JEE and NEET aspirants and their parents
Conducted at Vidyodaya Public School Auditorium
Resource person: Dr. Mithun, Dean (Academics), Jnanasudha Institutions
Detailed guidance on JEE Main, JEE Advanced, and NEET examinations
Explained competitive exam syllabus and examination formats
Focus on balancing board examinations and entrance exam preparation
Emphasized healthy study habits and time management
Addressed performance anxiety and academic stress
Guidance provided on preventing student burnout
Parents educated on supporting children during exam preparation
Principal Sri Sandeep Kumar highlighted institutional support and facilities
Session encouraged a structured and integrated approach to competitive exam success
JEE/NEET Orientation Programme for I PUC Students and Parents
An orientation programme was organised by Vidyodaya Pre-University College, Udupi, on 4 July 2026 at the auditorium of Vidyodaya Public School for the I PUC JEE/NEET aspirants and their parents. The resource person for the programme was Dr. Mithun, Dean (Academics) of Jnanasudha Institutions.
The main objectives of the programme were to provide a comprehensive roadmap of the JEE (Main and Advanced) and NEET syllabi and examination formats, and to educate parents on how to alleviate study pressure, recognise signs of burnout, and prevent performance anxiety among students.
While addressing the students and parents, Dr. Mithun emphasised the importance of balancing board examinations with competitive exam coaching, developing healthy study habits, managing performance anxiety, and understanding the integrated curriculum pathway. He also guided parents on effectively supporting their children through the rigorous JEE and NEET preparation process. The session highlighted the need to balance board examinations with competitive coaching, cultivate healthy study habits, and synchronise competitive exam preparation with the board examination syllabus.
Sri Sandeep Kumar, Principal of Vidyodaya Pre-University College, Udupi, delivered the introductory speech, assuring parents of quality education, excellent facilities, and a conducive learning environment. Smt. Ranjana K., Vice Principal, welcomed the gathering, and Smt. Shubha Kamath, Head of the Department of Physics, proposed the vote of thanks. Smt. Archana Acharya, Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics, compered the programme.
