UPSC Coach Avadh Ojha Plans To Open Coaching Centre In MP's Sagar

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) coach and history teacher, Avadh Ojha is also an internet sensation whose videos often go viral on social media. Recently, the coach has reached Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. He has loved the city so much that he is soon going to open a coaching centre there. Avadh Ojha will be providing online guidance to those students who will have a photo with Yatharth Geeta will be given a free entry. If everything works out, then the coaching centre may commence in the next six months.

In an interview with Local18, Avadh Ojha said that the climate in Sagar is quite good. He also said that the road connectivity to Sagar from other important cities is good. Due to its adequate infrastructure facility, it is a good city to invest in. People belonging to other states can invest in schools, colleges and coaching centres here.

Avadh Ojha shared that the youth of Bundelkhand have a lot of potential, but he feels they lack direction. In the interview, he shared that the city is not very developed and there are not many facilities in the place. Many people here have a financial crunch and cannot afford to send their children to Indore or Delhi. Addressing the youth, he shared that everything is available on YouTube in this digital era.

The UPSC coach also shared that his lectures are free and no one student should make any excuses now. He urged that those who are studying in Sagar and are preparing for UPSC should form a group. He will be giving online guidance to these students. He will be offering free coaching to students who upload the photo with Yatharth Geeta will receive free coaching.

Avadh Ojha reached the house of Pradeep Ghosi, a resident of Kanera Dev in Sagar. Meanwhile, Pradeep Ghosi assured Avadh Ojha that he would give him as much land as he wanted to establish a good centre in Sagar.

When Avadh Ojha was asked about the coaching centre and when it would commence he replied that if everything goes according to the plan, then the centre might start running in the next six months. He lauded the city for its climate and landscape and urged people to invest.