ANWeT Study Circle
Al Noor Welfare Study Circle
- 70%
- 100,000$
A Legacy of Civil Service Preparation and Community Upliftment
For over three decades, the Al Noor Welfare Study Circle stood as a beacon of opportunity for aspirants from marginalized and backward communities. Through dedicated mentorship and structured coaching, it empowered hundreds to pursue careers in IAS, IPS, PSC, Railways, and other public service roles—many of whom are now serving across India with distinction.
Our Story: Beyond Coaching
The Study Circle was founded on a simple but profound belief: that education and mentorship should not be limited by one’s socio economic background. the program provided free, high-quality coaching and guidance to aspirants preparing for IAS, IPS, State PSC, and other prestigious government exams. It became a bridge to public service careers for countless individuals, transforming lives and communities along the way.
Our Impact
- Years of Mentorship delivering consistent results in state and national competitive exams.
- Strong Alumni Network who return to guide, mentor, and inspire the next generation.
- Real Stories of Change – from first-generation learners to public service professionals.
Our Contributions Over the Years
- Coaching for UPSC, State PSC & Govt Exams: Provided accessible and high quality guidance for civil service aspirants.
- Mentorship & Study Support: Individual attention, goal-setting, and exam strategies tailored for each student.
- 500+ Success Stories: Alumni serving in government departments nationwide—as officers, administrators, and change agents.
- Community Empowerment Through Education: Focused on inclusive growth, especially for first-generation learners and underserved youth.
Why It Matters
The Study Circle was more than a coaching center—it was a movement to democratize public service. It created an environment where background didn’t define potential, and where ambition met opportunity with compassion and structure.
Even as the program has concluded, it remains a core part of Al Noor Welfare Trust’s
identity, reminding us of what’s possible when education is rooted in purpose.
A Foundation for Lifelong Growth
The Study Circle’s mission went beyond just preparing students for exams—it aimed to build character, resilience, and a sense of responsibility. Many of our alumni, today, continue to contribute to society through public service, holding positions that allow them to influence positive change.
Our Ongoing Commitment
Al Noor Welfare Trust continues its mission of empowering underprivileged communities through other initiatives like Disha 1.0 and Disha 2.0, offering skill development and training in areas such as BPO services, IT, and programming.
The Study Circle’s legacy of fostering leaders for tomorrow lives on through these
programs, as we continue to shape and support the careers of the next generation of changemakers.
Our Story: Beyond Coaching
The Study Circle was founded on a simple but profound belief: that education and mentorship should not be limited by one’s socio economic background. the program provided free, high-quality coaching and guidance to aspirants preparing for IAS, IPS, State PSC, and other prestigious government exams. It became a bridge to public service careers for countless individuals, transforming lives and communities along the way.
Our Impact
- Years of Mentorship delivering consistent results in state and national competitive exams.
- Strong Alumni Network who return to guide, mentor, and inspire the next generation.
- Real Stories of Change – from first-generation learners to public service professionals.
Our Contributions Over the Years
- Coaching for UPSC, State PSC & Govt Exams: Provided accessible and high quality guidance for civil service aspirants.
- Mentorship & Study Support: Individual attention, goal-setting, and exam strategies tailored for each student.
- 500+ Success Stories: Alumni serving in government departments nationwide—as officers, administrators, and change agents.
- Community Empowerment Through Education: Focused on inclusive growth, especially for first-generation learners and underserved youth.
Why It Matters?
The Study Circle was more than a coaching center—it was a movement to democratize public service. It created an environment where background didn’t define potential, and where ambition met opportunity with compassion and structure.
A Foundation for Lifelong Growth
The Study Circle’s mission went beyond just preparing students for exams—it aimed to build character, resilience, and a sense of responsibility. Many of our alumni, today, continue to contribute to society through public service, holding positions that allow them to influence positive change.
Our Ongoing Commitment
Al Noor Welfare Trust continues its mission of empowering underprivileged communities through other initiatives like Disha 1.0 and Disha 2.0, offering skill development and training in areas such as BPO services, IT, and programming.
- Basic Computer Skills
- English Communication Skills
- Customer Handling Skills
- Comprehension & Presentation Skills
- Soft Skills Development
- Voice & Non-Voice Process Training
- Workplace Etiquette & Time Management
- Mock Interviews Preparation
