A Dream Worth Pursuing: Niranjan’s
Journey Towards a Government Job
For
Niranjan Bhoi, a government job is more than a career. It represents
independence, dignity and the hope of building a secure future for himself and
his family. His journey towards this dream, however, has not been easy.
Niranjan comes from a family
with limited resources. As a person with visual impairment, he faced several
difficulties while preparing for government job examinations. Finding suitable
study materials, getting coaching that understood his needs and knowing about
the support available for persons with disabilities were some of the challenges
he had to face.
A new opportunity came when
Niranjan joined the Government Job Pre-Recruitment Coaching Programme for
visually impaired youth, jointly implemented by Niyatee Foundation and the
Department of Social Security and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SSEPD),
Government of Odisha, at the NCSCDA campus in Bhubaneswar.
The
programme gave Niranjan regular coaching in General Awareness, Reasoning,
Mathematics, English, Odia and Computer Basics. Audio-based study materials and
screen-reader-supported digital resources made it easier for him to access
lessons and continue his preparation.
But learning did not stop
with textbooks and classroom sessions. Niranjan also learned how to use
computers, type, send emails, fill out online forms and search for government
job opportunities. He received guidance on preparing for interviews and mock interviews,
as well as understanding scribe support, extra time in examinations and
reservation benefits available to persons with disabilities.
For Niranjan, each new skill
has added a little more confidence to his journey. He now has better access to
learning, clearer information about opportunities and stronger preparation for
the examinations ahead.
Niranjan’s story is a reminder
that talent and determination can be found everywhere. What can make the
difference is an opportunity, the right guidance and someone willing to walk
alongside a person as they pursue their dream.
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