JAMMU: SR College of Competitions successfully conducted a free workshop exclusively for JKSSB Accounts Assistant (Finance) aspirants on Sunday at its Gandhi Nagar campus in Jammu. The workshop witnessed enthusiastic participation from aspirants preparing for the upcoming JKSSB examinations.
The session was organised with the objective of providing clear direction and smart preparation strategies. Experts guided students on how to approach the syllabus strategically rather than relying on lengthy and unfocused study methods.
The workshop began with a detailed session on Accountancy and Book Keeping by Mr. Amandeep Singh, who explained effective techniques to tackle one of the most challenging sections of the exam. This was followed by a session on General Studies and other components by Mr.Shakun, who decoded the syllabus and highlighted important scoring areas. The final session on Mathematics, Reasoning and Statistics was conducted by Mr. Dhruv Gandotra, focusing on shortcut methods, logical understanding, and smart problem-solving approaches.
Key highlights of the workshop included complete syllabus decoding, previous year question paper analysis, identification of repeated topics, and a syllabus convergence technique to help students cover multiple sections with minimum effort.
Students actively interacted with the faculty, clearing their doubts and gaining valuable insights into exam trends and preparation strategies. The workshop received a positive response, with participants appreciating the clarity and practical guidance provided by the experts.
SR College of Competitions reaffirmed its commitment to supporting competitive exam aspirants by offering quality guidance and academic support through such initiatives.
In loving memory of Dr. Priya Ranjan: A mentor who treated me like family

I will always remember Dr. Priya Ranjan not only as the Chairman of JK Monitor, but as a mentor, guide and elder brother whose kindness profoundly shaped my life and work. Write a tribute at In Loving Memory · Dr. Priya Ranjan
When he appointed me Editor-in-Chief of JK Monitor, he never treated me as an employee, but as a younger brother, offering warmth, trust, respect and invaluable guidance. I will always be grateful for his faith in me, his encouragement and the lessons he shared.
Dr. Ranjan was a rare and noble soul—humble, compassionate, intellectually brilliant and always willing to help others. A visionary thinker, he believed in using knowledge and abilities to make a meaningful difference. His influence lives on through the people he guided, the work he inspired and the countless lives he touched.
For me, he will always be the elder brother who believed in me and guided me with affection. I will cherish his kindness and lessons forever. May his soul rest in eternal peace. He will be deeply missed and never forgotten.
(Ajmer Alam Wani)

