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Physics Wallah opens JEE, NEET counselling centres in Panaji and Margao

Physics Wallah opens JEE, NEET counselling centres in Panaji and Margao

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Education company Physics Wallah (PW) has opened two new PW Info Centres in Panaji and Margao to provide counselling and guidance to students preparing for competitive exams such as JEE and NEET. The centres are located at Gera Imperium Grand in Patto Plaza, Panaji, and at The Osia Mall near the KTC Bus Stand in Margao. They will operate daily from 9 am to 7 pm.  

The centres aim to assist students from areas including Porvorim, Bambolim, Cujira, St Inez, Mapusa, Valpoi, Sattari, Honda, Cuncolim, Ponda, Sanguem, Quepem, Dabolim, Vasco, and Canacona. Students visiting the Info Centres can seek personalised counselling on study plans, exam strategies, admissions, financial aid and enrolment for PW batches.  

Ankit Gupta, CEO of Vidyapeeth-Offline at Physics Wallah, said the initiative is intended to reduce the need for students to travel long distances for academic guidance. 

“The opening of the PW Info Centres in Panaji and Margao reflects our efforts to provide students in the region with access to counselling and educational support. Going forward, we plan to integrate the Info Centres with Vidyapeeth centres in the area, where JEE and NEET preparation courses will be offered,” he said.  

Physics Wallah has also announced the fourth edition of its PW National Scholarship cum Admission Test (PWNSAT) 2025. The free test, conducted online and offline, is open to students from Class V to XII and those who have completed Class XII.  

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