Mathematician Anand Kumar’s Super 30 has once again created a record as its 30 out of 30 candidates cracked the IIT-JEE Advanced examination, results which were announced on Sunday.
“I am happy that my 30 out of 30 candidates have cracked II-JEE Advanced this year…now time has come to give Super 30 some much-needed expansion. We will now organise tests for selecting the students in different parts of the country and give all the details on the website,” the Super 30 founder said.
Talking to the media, Kumar attributed his yet another success story of Super 30 to the hard work and perseverance of his students.
Kumar’s Super 30 provides free coaching along with food and lodging to students of underprivileged sections of the society.
There are several inspiring tales that has emerged from the Super 30 coaching institute this year too.
Be it the story of Kevlin, son of an unemployed father, or roadside egg seller’s son Arbaaz Allam, they’ve all overcome the stiff odds of poverty and deprivation to make it to IIT and become an inspiration for several others like them.
Kevlin’s father Deepak is unemployed and teaches yoga to people to make both ends meet. Knowing his condition, Deepak decided to get away from the life of extreme poverty by educating his son.
“I heard of Super 30 almost 10 years ago and wanted my son to study there. Today, he has fulfilled my dream,” he said while thanking Anand.
Arbaz, who’s father sells eggs in Bihar’s Biharsharief district is equally grateful to Anand. .
“Anand Sir made me feel confident about my abilities and boosted my confidence. Now, I think it is a matter of few years when my father will not have to sell eggs braving the chilly winds of winter nights. I will also have a house where I will live with my father and mother,” said Arbaz.
(Feature image source: PTI)