ISP Study Group - Udaipur

This tym for Sameeksha 2017 we will be having a live Pre Sameeksha

" Mentor INteraction with Delegate" (MIND)

A specific one hour time slot for a particular topic with the concerned Mentors will given.

The Mentor shall be Online ...And Delegates Shall interact.

Ask
Any Details
Any Doubts
Any Thing and Everything but
Related to the topic of Concern.

This will help the Mentor to specially get the insight of expectations of the audiences and to enrich about the trending curious minds..
And to tune, modify, edit (add or delete) the presentation for Sameeksha.

We will be having about 24 topic specific live sessions of one hour each, 3 to 4 sessions per day ..

So prepare yourself to ask your 'Favourite doubts to your Dearest Mentors' and see it being presented at Sameeksha ...2017
Also plz spread the word..and Register at the earliest Coz only "Registered Delegates" gets to participate...

Proposed example pattern for live Sessions:
Jan 6th 2017 - Friday

MIND 1
Topic:
Mentor:
Time:
6:00pm to 7:00pm

MIND 2
Topic:
Mentor:
Time:
7:00pm to 8:00pm

MIND 3
Topic:
Mentor:
Time:
8:00pm to 9:00pm

The proposed live sessions would be starting from 6th of Jan 2017

Final live sessions details and schedule will be out by first week of
Jan 2017 First week

Welcome One And All

Awesome chance to meet the mentors at
UDAIPUR during
SAMEEKSHA 2017 on
23 - 25 JANUARY

DR SARVANAN
DR KANTESHWARI
DR PRAVEEN KUDVA
DR NYMPHEA PANDIT
DR SHALU CHANDNA
DR SAHITYA REDDY
DR VARSHA SHOURIE
DR RAVIKIRAN N
DR SHAILI PRADHAN
DR MAYUR KAUSHIK
and
MANY MORE TO CONFIRM

come be a part of this event to
LEARN UNLEARN AND RELEARN

Greetings frm ISP Study Group Udiapur
"Sameeksha 2017" will be held in Jan 2017 @ Udaipur (Rajasthan) dates will be annonced soon.

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