Free week long programme for Civil Services aspirants at MCR HRD in Hyderabad from June 2
The Dr. MCR Human Resource Development Institute in Hyderabad is offering a free one-week orientation programme for Civil Services aspirants starting June 2, 2026. The programme will include sessions on examination strategy, personality development, and interview guidance. Interested candidates can register by submitting their CV to the Centre for Telangana Studies.
- ▪The orientation programme is free of cost.
- ▪It will run for three hours each day starting June 2, 2026.
- ▪The sessions will be led by experienced faculty members.
- ▪Candidates can register by emailing their CV to the provided address.
- ▪This initiative is part of the Institute’s golden jubilee celebrations.
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Dr. MCR Human Resource Development Institute of Telangana in Hyderabad would launch a one-week orientation programme for Civil Services aspirants free of cost. The three hours per day programme is scheduled to commence from June 2, 2026. What will be taught?The orientation programme will include interactive sessions by experienced faculty members covering examination strategy, personality development, communication skills, ethics, leadership, and interview guidance, as per a press note. Email id to registerThe programme is primarily intended for candidates preparing for Civil Services and Group-I services examinations. Candidates interested can register their name by submitting their curriculum vitae (CV) or bio-data to the Centre for Telangana Studies through [email protected].
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