Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar soars high with excellent results
Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar achieved 100% First Divisions in the aggregate result of GNDU B.Ed. Examination (2020- 2022). Eighty-eight percent of student-teachers grabbed distinctions.
Rajat Kumar
Sep 9, 2022 10:36
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Jalandhar, September 9, 2022: Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar achieved 100% First Divisions in the aggregate result of GNDU B.Ed. Examination (2020- 2022). Eighty-eight percent of student-teachers grabbed distinctions.
Nargis Jaitwani achieved the first position in the college with 86.52% aggregate marks, Shikha Sanan bagged the second position with 85.05 % aggregate marks, Ankita Suri got the third position in the college with 84.82% aggregate marks and Tanu Arora achieved the fourth position in the college with 84.41% aggregate marks in all the four semesters. Nargis Jaitwani said, “I am extremely grateful for the invaluable guidance provided by our Principal Sir Dr. Arjinder Singh and worthy teachers of Innocent Hearts College of Education for believing in me and inspiring to reach my goal.” Shikha Sanan added, “Success is not something you attain without putting in the effort. It is a mindset you must adopt to accomplish your goals and grow as a person and it takes hard work. My family has always supported and encouraged me to work hard to attain my goals. Moreover, the co-operation and guidance of Principal Sir and the teachers of our college have always encouraged me to move forward. Saying ‘thankyou’ to all of them is just not enough.”
Executive Director (Colleges), Innocent Hearts Group, Aradhana Bowry appreciated the progress made by the student-teachers. Principal Dr. Arjinder Singh motivated the would-be teachers to keep working whole-heartedly by polishing their skills in the schools too, where they will be teaching in the near future.
The members of Management, the Principal and faculty members congratulated all the student-teachers for their brilliant performance. All would-be teachers felt victorious and thanked their mentors.
