Super 30 is an innovative educational program designed to select 30 potential IIT students from economically backward classes, the founder of the program told IIT-
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Hope Indian students won the Nobel Prize.
You know too.
JEE is one of the most competitive exams in this field in the world.
However, this is not wrong. free.
The minister sought my advice on holding a seamless exam.
I told him to prevent serious teaching errors in IIT,
JEE 2010, in order to improve transparency, there is an urgent need to develop standard agreements for competitive examinations.
This should be used for all examinations of institutions directly under administrative control by the Department of Human Resources Development.
The government could set up a committee of independent experts to propose such a protocol.
It should be related to the engineering individual examination system proposed in 2013.
I also think there should be three opportunities for students in the countryside to break through the exam.
IIT asked a lot of questions.
JEE is an Olympic athlete.
Rural students, even if they are on the plus-
There are difficulties in solving these problems.
Questions in English and Hindi should be printed on a spare page of a brochure to prevent typographical errors, as happened on Hindi problem paper in 2010.
The Pen should be allowed to mark the answer in the optical response table (ORS).
When marked with HB pencils, many ORS are rejected by ORS machines because their impressions are blurred.
The coaching center uses the solution to the iit jee problem for advocacy.
Therefore, IITs should publish the answers and their detailed solutions on the evening of the exam.
Complete details of the total score obtained, subject-
Wise marks should be given.
This should be on the day the results are released, just like the AIEEE/AIPMT exam.
Many students missed the game with a weak advantage and then became prey to the coaching center.
Yes, over the past eight years, the Super 30 has sent 212 boys to IITs from poor families.
Our model is to select 30 talented students from extremely poor families and give them free tutoring and free accommodation for about 11 months to help them break through the exam.
The boys were with me, my mother cooked for them and we did nothing but study and studied for 11 months.
I personally pick these boys through strict procedures, which is important for their family background.
I do not accept funds from government or private entities.
When I teach my kids, I use a multimedia projector.
I played two roles.
One is Rikki, who is from a wealthy family, wearing ties, jackets and beautiful shoes.
The other character is Bholu.
He was broken in a simple shirt.
Both are serious students of IIT. JEE.
Rikki eats pizza and burgers and Bholu.
Rikki rides a motorcycle and Bholu rides a broken bike.
When I gave the kids a problem to solve, Rikki solved the problem using traditional methods, but Bholu used up to five solutions.
He raised a similar question.
By doing so, the kids are-depth.
A few months later, they learned that even a poor child can make history.
They are very confident.
They are tested regularly.
They study for 14 hours a day.
During this period-
They live very well.
But happiness is the result.
This is not only the happiness and glory of the individual, but also the view of the whole generation.
There are two sets of children.
Some people are lost in the charm and modernization of IITs, which is the temptation of corporate rewards.
But most children come back during the holidays.
They asked me: Tell us what we can do to make your show better.
Some people come to teach when they have time.
I often tell the children: I know what you are going through, but you have to remember that no one should be banned from education just because there is no money.
It doesn't mean that you have to start a school like Super 30, but around you, you have to help people in poverty if they are.
Yes, I agree, but the Super 30 attracts a boy who always asks, 'How can I be useful? We are trying our talents now --
Looking for those who are poor, smart and in class X.
The reason is that parents did manage to educate their children before class X, but after that children usually drop out of school.
So, I want to find talent at the level of class X and train them.
We are also trying to increase the number of students.
It is difficult, but we are working hard.
In the long run, my dream is to have a school where the poor can send their children to class V for education.
I want more Indian boys to try the National Olympics, the International Math Olympics and win the Nobel Prize.
I didn't publish the list because Bihar, like other states, is under the control of a coach mafia who can do anything ---
Kidnapping kids to lure them with money-
Iit jee may be cleared if they know.
This mafia wants me murdered.
The risk is so high.
But things are getting better in Bihar.
The law and order have been improved and the educational environment has been improved.