The Uttarakhand government has taken a big step to help talented students chase their dreams of becoming doctors and engineers. With the launch of the “Super 100” programme, 100 bright students from government schools will now get free, top-notch coaching to prepare for medical and engineering entrance exams.
What is the “Super 100” Programme?
The “Super 100” initiative is specially designed for Class 12 science students studying in government schools. After a competitive entrance test, the top 100 performers have been selected for this unique opportunity.
What’s on Offer?
- Free Coaching: Students will receive expert coaching in Dehradun for 45 days, from June 1 to July 15.
- Residential Support: The programme is fully residential. Students will be provided with comfortable accommodation and nutritious meals at no cost.
- Study Material: All necessary books and study resources will be given free of charge.
- Expert Guidance: Experienced teachers from the Avanti Fellows organisation will guide the students throughout the programme.
How Does It Work?
The selected students will stay together in Dehradun, focusing on their studies with the help of dedicated teachers. After the 45-day coaching camp, they will return to their schools but continue to get online support and coaching for the rest of the academic year.
Keeping Track of Progress
The students’ performance will be regularly monitored to make sure they are on the right track for exams like NEET and JEE. This way, each student gets the support they need to improve and succeed.
Why This Matters
Many talented students from government schools often miss out on good coaching due to financial constraints. The “Super 100” programme aims to level the playing field, giving these students a fair chance to shine in national-level entrance exams.
A Step Towards Brighter Futures
With this initiative, Uttarakhand is opening doors for its young minds, helping them aim higher and achieve their goals. The “Super 100” programme is not just about coaching—it’s about nurturing dreams and building a brighter future for the state’s youth.
