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Entrance examination for SRM University Delhi-NCR, Sonepat to take place on 20th November at Mount Abu School, Rohini, Sector-5, Delhi

Delhi-NCR, Sonepat, Haryana (India), November 17: SRMUH is a much sought-after institution choice for many national and international students. It has been AAAA-rated by Careers360 and ranked among the top 50 Universities in India by the Education World. With its International level academic standards, it offers unprecedented worldwide recognition to the degree holders. Admission-seekers can enroll for admission tests before 18th November 2021.

Aspiring students have the last opportunity to appear for the Entrance/Scholarship Exam for SRMUH 2021 admissions, the examination is scheduled to take place on 20th November 2021. The venue is Mount Abu Public School, Pocket B8, Pocket 10, Sir Chotu Ram Marg, Sector 5, Rohini, Delhi-110085. Reporting time for the examination is 10:00 a.m sharp.

Interested candidates can register themselves through the following link https://bit.ly/SRMUHAdmission Students must act now and apply for their preferred programmes and specialisation.

The SRM University, Sonepat, has more than 70+ career programmes to choose from. The best part is its ‘Choice-Based Credit System Education Model’ that gives the students the freedom to customize their learning path. In addition, their Industry-Aligned Curriculum is relevant to developing real-life skills apart from theoretical learning.

One can undertake Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorate programmes in Law, Engineering, Technology, Management, Commerce & Finance, Humanities and Science, and other popular fields. SRMUH also offers cutting-edge training, in association with IBM, on Cloud Computing, Mobile Apps, AI, Data Science, IoT, Blockchain, and Big Data. The industry trainers and excellent mentor support allow holistic development among aspirants.

Saturday 20th November 2021 is the date for the entrance/scholarship examination for the current session. The last date for admissions is Tuesday 30th November 2021.

SRMUH is  Approved by the Department of Higher Education (Govt. of Haryana). SRM University Haryana, Sonepat is a UGC enlisted University. Their course curriculum and infrastructure are as per the UGC guidelines. And Approvals by the University Grants Commission (UGC), Bar Council of India (BCI), Department of Science & Industrial Research (DSIR), National Council for Hotel Management, Catering Technology (NCHMCT), and Association of Indian Universities (AIU).

In addition, ‘Top Recruiting Partners’ make it the first choice of the students. It has extensive industrial collaborations which guarantee a full learning ecosystem for students, balancing regular lectures with practical learning. SRMUH has partnered with ‘IBM’, ‘Xebia’, ‘TCS’, and many other prominent industry leaders to provide specialised courses to enthusiast learners. They also have a centre of excellence with ‘Siemens’ and ‘Bosch’.

The University is open for admission across most of the career fields with the specified guidelines and eligibility criteria as mentioned on their website- https://srmuniversity.ac.in/. Anyone who wishes to enroll in their International Standard Curriculum can do that before 30th November 2021. 

About SRM University, Sonepat

SRMUH was established under the Haryana Private University Act, 2006. It offers various graduate and post-graduate programmes to Indian and International students. In addition to academic achievement and abilities, the University aims to instill ethics and social awareness, resulting in university graduates who are best qualified to serve the country and the globe.

For any queries regarding admissions or examination, contact:

Examination Controller Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Sharma, 8860028851

For any examination centre related query: Mr. Vikas Bajaj 7496979585

For exam related query: Ms. Ria Kapoor 9697200053

 SRM University, Delhi-NCR, Sonepat, Haryana

Contact Number: +91 88160 33301 / 02 / 03 / 04 / 05 / 06 / 97299 95391, 88160 33306 (WhatsApp)

November 15: Abdullahi Ibrahim Haruna, an African student from Nigeria, pursuing his Ph. D. at the Mechanical Department at SRM University, Sonepat, recalls the days when he was planning to visit his hometown, and the second wave of coronavirus outbreak happened in April 2021. He was struck in India then and acknowledged how the University officials supported him at those challenging times. He recollects the time when there was no one at the University except a few other International Students.

He extends his gratitude towards the SRMUH team for taking absolute care of the international students as they did in normal times. All the campus facilities, even the canteen, kept running in the lockdown period. Not only that, as the students did not have the Aadhar Card (citizen identification card), the vaccination was a big hurdle for them. But the University took all the possible measures to get him and other students vaccinated. As a result, he has already received his first dose of Covishield. Haruna thinks that the University tackled the situation in the best way possible, especially because domestic students and most staff left for their native places.

Another story was shared by a student from Afghanistan, Quaasim, who completed his MBA in India when political instability in his country struck him back. He recalls the crucial times when he felt helpless as he couldn’t go back to his country. In addition, his father suffered huge losses in business. So he contacted the Office of International Affairs and expressed his interest in pursuing his PhD in Management. According to him, Mr. Vikas Bajaj at the International Affairs Department was very supportive and assisted him in preparing his file and documentation. He also helped him secure a scholarship at the University. Mr. Bajaj said, “We work for the noble cause of enlightening the world; hence we support students from diverse backgrounds from multifaceted cultures and geographies.”

The International Affairs Director, Mr. Manoj Madhavan Kutty, quoted, “India is also regarded as a communication centre and is popular among international students from all over the globe. India is an academic hub that offers a holistic learning opportunity to course-seekers. The University has witnessed organic admissions, majorly from Africa and SAARC countries. In Indian Universities, English is a common communication language. This makes it very appealing for the global community. For an international student, the advantage of studying in India is that the cost of education is relatively low in comparison to other countries.”

The Student Exchange Programs

 SRMUH conducts student exchange programmes with colleges (both students and faculty) all across the globe. These programmes broaden students’ horizons, teach them about multiculturalism, and expose them to management dynamics in various nations. We have established worldwide networks with institutions in the USA, UK, Germany, China, Australia etc nations to give maximum exposure to our university students. The multinational faculty provides all the key aspects of the global and cultural viewpoint. They encourage global education, improve research quality and increase exposure to global trends.

Here is what SRMUH assures through the progressive international collaborations:

• Advising on methods and procedures to improve higher education to International Standards
• Identifying and fostering collaboration with reputable universities and enterprises globally
• Developing research proposals for both Indian and International funding

For More Information about the University, one can visit https://srmuniversity.ac.in/

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 11: UnMath School, a leading innovative teaching organisation, has launched UnMath Hotspot, which allows students to see how math is used on their campus. This entire process entails identifying approximately 80 spots on the school campus, divided by grade level, and training teachers on how to take these children to each spot once a month. The children are shown how math has been applied in these spots.
This one-of-a-kind concept allows children to explore how math concepts are used on their campus, as well as what would happen if math was not used. During the process, these students begin to use an investigation model and begin to comprehend the ramifications.
Speaking on the program, Divesh Bathija, Founder, UnMath, says, “The children have been absent from school for the past year and a half. They return to the school and are reminded that, yes, this is the same campus where you studied, but now you are going to look at every nook and cranny and see how math was actually applied over there. This makes a lot of sense for the students at the school who are extremely tired and have reached online fatigue because there is so much content being taught online that they would love to see it happening offline in front of their eyes.”
Further explaining about the program, Divesh adds, “Suppose that a certain school has a stage and a certain number of benches that are kept there. The benches are now aligned in such a way or at such an angle that more viewers are available. However, if those benches were kept parallel or perpendicular, there would be very limited view, or you would have to have tall people sit in the back and shorter ones in the front. Another example is at the entrance of the gate, what is the angle that it is opening and closing, then at various staircase measurements used over there, giving kids an idea that if they were to renovate a part of the school, what kind of calculations are required over there.”
About UnMath School:
UnMath School, founded in 2012 by Divesh Bathija and Raashi Bathija, provides a creative mathematics curriculum that allows students to understand the subject in a smarter and simpler manner. The company, headquartered in Mumbai, has grown from four schools in 2012 to over 200 today, with 1 to 50000+ students and 10000+ teachers. The creative curriculum has been used in countries such as India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States.

November 11: Gone are the times when a teacher had to make lakhs of investment to start their coaching and for students educating oneself about something is no more a costly affair. Considering this as an opportunity, a Jaipur-based ed-tech startup Bodhi AI, awarded by Govt. of Rajasthan, started working on how to empower both teachers and students online.

The teacher’s side helps them grow their coaching online using their brand name and manage their coaching classes. Further, teachers also get free students on their platform, thereby giving them access to reach out to a broader community of students online. Thousands of teachers launch their teaching platform every day with Bodhi AI, and this is the highest number of white-labelled apps created by any ed-tech startup in the world. Teachers always prefer to start something in their name and have a strong vision for the product they want for their coaching. It’s just that they need someone to execute their ideas because they are the king of content and hence have to outsource their technology and marketing-related activities. The team at Bodhi AI treats every teacher as an entrepreneur and hence works on how to help teachers build their brand among students.

For students, it’s a completely free learning application wherein students can ask their doubts from any topic of their choice and get connected over a 1 to 1 video call to a teacher in just 60 seconds. Besides, students can take unlimited tests and even earn monetary rewards after performing well in tests. Students who come to the Bodhi AI platform say goodbye to generalized learning because students here connect 1 on 1 with an expert for their specific queries and don’t have to waste time researching the entire topic or taking unnecessary stuff around it. There’s enough content (videos, notes, and tests) available for students online, but they are still confused because they are not well guided. Founder Prashant Pandey, an engineer from the University of Birmingham, firmly believes “Every student should have a personal teacher just like Arjun had Krishna”.

Bodhi AI is growing at a great pace, with over 2,000+ paid coaching classes in India and 8,000+ paid teachers (a total of 85,000+ teachers on the platform) having 9.5 lakh+ students. The average value of transactions done by teachers after selling out their courses to students is about Rs. 3.5 Crore per month. Their unique business model of connecting students to teachers helped them multiply their teacher base up to 10x, with user retention rate growing up by 15%. On the student’s side, the need for a 1 on 1 personal teacher and the gamification feature of giving rewards for performing well in tests helped them increase their user engagement.

Founded by Prashant Pandey and Piyush Agarwal, Bodhi AI is a team of 35 Bodhis. On the investment side, they have been funded by the Government of Rajasthan and an ed-tech accelerator named UIncept in Gurgaon. After achieving product-market fit and looking forward to scaling, they are planning to raise their seed round. The offline Coaching segment generates an annual cash flow of over $21 billion towards India’s education sector, and Bodhi AI is on a mission to become one of the market leaders with startups like Class plus and Teachmint making an impact in this space.

Company Overview:

Name- Bodhi AI, Sector- Edtech, Location- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India,

Founders- Prashant Pandey and Piyush Agarwal

Bodhi AI Teacher App:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bodhiaiteacherflutter.in

Bodhi AI Teacher Website: https://www.bodhiai.co.in/

Bodhi AI Student Website: www.bodhiai.in

Chandigarh, November 8: Nextillo, a seamlessly integrated online medical education app that brings together multiple effective learning tools under one roof, was launched by actor Sharman Joshi at hotel Shivalik View in Chandigarh today. Sharman is also the brand ambassador of Nextillo.

This app focuses on helping doctors prepare for medical exams such as FMGE, NEXT, USMLE, KROK, PLAB, NEET, and NMAT, which are new universal exams for all MBBS doctors after completing a degree without a difference where they have completed their degree from. All Indian and Foreign MBBS graduates need to clear this exam.

Dr Sunil Sharma, MD, NextilloEdutech Pvt Ltd, said, “It’s an immense pleasure for Nextillo to announce the mega launch of our most innovative medical education application. We are a passionate team of high-profile, experienced doctors, medical education enthusiasts, e-learning specialists and forward-thinking entrepreneurs. Consisting of diverse, talented individuals to create a unique, interdisciplinary perspective on medical education, our team keeps things simple but optimised for the best learning experience. We have our presence in all major cities of India and are also expanding globally. It is a one-stop solution tailored to enhance medical students’ knowledge with its unique features.”

Actor Sharman Joshi said, “I am happy to be associated with Nextillo, a digital learning platform that is specifically designed to cater to the needs of medical students. With a keen eye kept on the curriculum as well as the latest exam trends and patterns, Nextillo enhances the knowledge of every aspirant by putting fundamental ideas into the core of a student.”

The founders and directors of Nextillo App, including Ms Manjula Naidu, Dr Sunil Sharma, Dr Nakhat Singh, Dr NirbhayChandrana, Dr Vishal Sharma, were present at the launch programme.

Nextillo app is carefully designed and customised by the most efficient and renowned educators worldwide, sharing their knowledge and best practices through extraordinary content and key concept based videos exclusively for Nextillo application users. Nextillo is a prime digital education app that is Economical, User friendly, Flexible and exclusively designed to cater for the needs & requirements of every medical student worldwide. It is updated with the latest factors, patterns and syllabus as per the respective competitive exam that the student faces.

Dr Sunil Sharma further said that Nextillo robustly believes in being simple, reliable, and focused on offering cost-effective, affordable learning services to the medical education world. It looks to help medical students understand and apply key concept principles with interactive lessons and regular assessments to ensure content mastery.

Nextillo is an exclusively designed smart digital education platform for the medical students who are pursuing MBBS and also for those who are looking to face higher medical education like post-graduation not just in India but worldwide, facing competitive exams like FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduates Examination), USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination), KROK (examination for medical licensure in Ukraine), NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) UG/PG, PLAB (Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board), NMAT (National Medical Admission Test).

Nextillo ensures each lecture is a bundle of information engagingly packaged to you. It provides an experience beyond the classroom with a special focus on deepening the understanding of the clinical practice and medical examinations in relation to real-life case studies, so students can truly learn and assimilate all concepts. Explore through our concept-based video lectures to learn a vast range of topics.

In Top hundred ranks motion secured AIR 62, 66, 72, 90, & 97 (general category)

AIR 14, 50, 69, 151, 156, 163, & 194 ranks among top 200 (both general and special)

Kota (Rajasthan) [India], November 6: After a long delay, NEET (UG) 2021 was declared by NTA on Monday, 1st November 2021. Students of Motion Education: Utkarsh with AIR 62,  Shreyansh Raj with AIR 66, Geeti Gayatree Panda with AIR 72, Sooraj Nanda with AIR 90, and Vikrant Kumar Mishra secured  AIR 97 (All belong to General Category). Other than these students, Kenil Somani with AIR 14, Saurabh Raja with AIR 50, Prem Kumar with AIR69, Shekhar Kumar Singh with AIR 151, Kartik Kanna with AIR 156, Tanish with AIR163 and Devansh Mishra with AIR 194 secured ranks in the top 200 (All from special category).

Er. Nitin Vijay, Managing Director of Motion Education, expressed his heartiest happiness for the success of all the students in NEET 2021. Vijay said, “It is quite fortunate that we are having celebrations of NEET 2021 results on the day of Dhanteras, which has multiplied our happiness. We are happy for the students who have succeeded in the NEET exam and wish them all the best for their future endeavours.”

The student with AIR 62, Utkarsh, said, “It is because of Motion Education Kota that I succeeded in fulfilling my dream of getting admission in a medical college is accomplished.” He further said that the motivation, guidance, study material and test papers were extremely helpful in cracking the NEET exam. “I thank NV Sir, the Managing Director of Motion Education, for his kind guidance and suggestions, which were like a boon for him.

Another student Vikrant Kumar Mishra who secured AIR 133, said, “The study material and test papers along with the guidance and motivation of the teachers of Motion Education are the reason that helped me secure the rank. Whenever I feel depressed, NV Sir was always standing with open arms to motivate and regain the high spirits and energy.”

November 03: IIT Delhi has emerged as a breeding ground for innovation, experimentation and development of various advanced technology-backed solutions. In the wake of changing dynamics and needs, owing to the onset of the pandemic and other multitude of challenges, the institute has played a key role in bridging the gap to cater to the new-age problems in recent times. The institute has laid special emphasis on artificial intelligence in this regard.

Recently, IIT Delhi went on to establish an independent ‘School of Artificial Intelligence (ScAI)’ on its campus. When it comes to the research and educational activity in AI, the institute is already a leader in Asia. A high number of quality publications in AI has given it the edge over the last ten years. Moreover, IITians have been spearheading the AI revolution in India on the back of astounding technical prowess.

One of the recent examples is that of Joydeep Sen Sharma, an IITian who revolutionized big data and AI. After graduating from IIT Delhi, he worked in various companies, including Yahoo, Oracle Corp, Dasti Appliance, Facebook. Joydeep became the founder of Qubole, the first vendor to introduce Auto-scaling Hadoop/Spark/Presto clusters, etc. He is currently working as an advisor at NextBillion.ai.

Similarly, many other names operating in the industry have the IIT connection, including the technology investors. For instance, RajatKhare of IIT Delhi has been mainly focused on deep-tech investments, including AI. “The advanced tech has the potential to change the way we operate in various sectors. It can not only enhance the efficiency of the operations but also open new endeavours in the coming time,” says RajatKhare.IIT Delhi‘s another gem is Prashant Warier, the co-founder and CEO of Qure.ai, a firm that uses deep learning to make healthcare accessible and affordable.

Qure.ai interprets CT Scans, X-Rays and MRIs using deep learning technology. It creates automated diagnostic reports to help radiologists make faster and more accurate decisions. Likewise, Srikanth Velamakanni, the co-founder and Group Chief Executive and Vice Chairman at Fractal Analytics, is another entrepreneur who aims to leverage the potential of AI to boost the decision of every human in an enterprise. His problem-solving skills and decision-making are backed by the IIT connection too.

Overall, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that IITians have spearheaded the AI revolution in India. Especially, IIT Delhi has been at the forefront of tech integration, opening new possibilities to benefit a number of sectors in the long run.

• Grants worth INR 25 million available for Indian arts and culture organisations, festivals, and institutions to work with counterparts in the UK
• Unique opportunity for Indian and UK artists to submit joint proposals by 31 October 2021
• Opportunity to co-create work across theatre and dance, visual arts, new-media, music, film, architecture, design and fashion, literature, and inter-disciplinary arts
• Projects to explore the cross-cutting theme ‘Together’ – addressing shared global challenges through the lens of digital innovation, environmental sustainability and key social issues

 New Delhi (India), October 29: British Council, the United Kingdom’s international organisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations, has announced India-UK Together 2022 – a programme that aims to boost India-UK creative collaborations. The programme marks India’s 75^th anniversary of Independence and promotes opportunities to co-develop cross-cultural creative collaborations, skills and knowledge exchange and new artistic work. It takes forward British Council’s commitment to strengthen bilateral relationships between the two nations through greater artistic collaborations and cultural exchange.

India-UK Together 2022 is an open call worth INR 25 million that invites artists in both countries to jointly submit creative proposals. The call promotes mutual and equitable collaboration between emerging and established organisations, festivals and institutions in India and the UK. Ideas are invited to celebrate the India-UK relationship while inculcating the cross-cutting theme of Together–to influence perception change around global challenges, including equality, diversity, inclusion, and environmental consciousness.

 Eligible art forms

The all-compassing India-UK Together 2022 programme offers an opportunity to a wide array of artists and arts organisations to think creatively of newer ways of expression. The programme encourages inter-and cross-disciplinary practices across all art forms – theatre and dance, visual arts, new media, music, film, architecture, design and fashion, and literature.

Examples of projects (not limited to)

The projects submitted could range across virtual art residencies, co-productions, tours, exhibitions, showcases, conferences, performances; augmented, virtual reality projects and installations; film, online archives, guides, learning kit or toolkit; digital broadcast and even cross-disciplinary creative collaborations.

Grants details

Three winning projects will receive grants up to INR 5 million each, and the fourth project will receive a grant up to INR 10 million. Projects will need to be delivered in India between January 2022 and March 2023, with public-facing activity (digital or hybrid) taking place between September 2022 and March 2023. The winning teams will have the opportunity of touring across India and the UK.

Announcing the open call, Jonathan Kennedy, Director Arts India, British Council, said, “Our strong shared culture and arts binds India and the UK together from the past to present and is an important pillar of the bilateral future relationship. The intent of the India-UK Together 2022 programme is to mark India’s 75th anniversary of independence, with some of the best creative minds across both nations – to make connections and create together for the wider world.”

“Culture and creativity connect us in many ways, and the open call aims to foster deeper collaborations, providing companies across a wide array of arts an opportunity to make, share skills and put a spotlight on culture to the world from one of its biggest exhibition stages – India and the UK,” he added.

The last date for submission of proposals is 31 October 2021.

More information about the process, eligibility, submission and judging criteria can be found onhttps://www.britishcouncil.in/programmes/arts/open-call-india-uk-together

About the British Council:

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We work with over 100 countries in the fields of arts and culture, English language, education and civil society. Last year we reached over 80 million people directly and 791 million people overall, including online, broadcasts and publications. We make a positive contribution to the countries we work with – changing lives by creating opportunities, building connections and engendering trust. Founded in 1934, we are a UK charity governed by the Royal Charter and a UK public body. We receive a 15 per cent core funding grant from the UK government. britishcouncil.org

Surat (Gujarat) [India], October 29: During the coronavirus pandemic, when parents in the diamond city were struggling to fund their children’s studies abroad, a reputable education counselor assisted the students in obtaining free education loans. Meet Mamta Jani, a Qualified Education Agent Counsellor (QEAC) who established her sister concern firm and collaborated with leading financing companies to fund education loans for students in Surat and South Gujarat.

Mamta Jani, the founder of Surat-based Planet Education, has coached thousands of students from various universities and colleges around the world throughout her nearly 23-year career. She is one of the few education counselors who has visited the campuses of prestigious universities on the official invitation and gained firsthand knowledge of student life.

“I came across many parents in the city who were unable to send their wards to study abroad due to the fund issues. This was when I decided to float a sister concern to help the students achieve their dreams free of cost. I tied up with the reputed financing companies like Auxilo, Avanse, and Zenith Forex to provide education loans to the parents,” said Mamta Jani.

In a very short span, Mamta Jani’s Planet Education has spread its wings in India and abroad, including Dubai, Nepal, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Jani is a very few counselors in the country who has been directly working with the prestigious universities in Australia, the United Kingdom (UK), the United States of America (USA), New Zealand, Singapore, Dubai and the European Union (EU).

Mamta Jani, the founder of Planet Education, said, “We have carefully designed our own teaching material and that it is being constantly upgraded. We have trained the teachers at Cambridge, Pearson, and ETS and that we are the official partners for the British Council, Pearson, and Cambridge, who are conducting the IDP, PET, and IELTS and TOEFL exams in India.”

Mamta, who is also known as the ‘Gem’ of education fraternity, has visited the prestigious universities including the University of Queensland, Monash University, the University of Technology in Sydney, University of Western Sydney, Victoria University, University of Wollongong and the University of Adelaide as the speaker and education counselor.

Jani is the only education counselor who has earned a place as a member of the Association of Australian Education Representative in India (AAERI). Jani has conducted has more than 25 major education fairs, and that she is the first in Surat to bring the foreign universities.

New Delhi (India), October 28: Under the Super 50 programme, PACE IIT & Medical has endeavoured to provide free of cost, quality education to 50 meritorious students across schools in the Delhi-NCR region. To qualify for the scholarship programme, thousands of students from the government, as well as private schools, took the Super 50 exam on October 24, 2021.

Keeping in mind the convenience of the students, the exam is being conducted on two different dates. The second date for the exam is November 14, 2021. Also, students can choose between the offline and the online medium to take the exam. The results will be declared within a fortnight. The interested students who wish to appear for the exam can register on www.pacesuper50.com.

The selected 50 students will be trained for competitive exams such as JEE (Main & Advanced), NEET, NTSE, Olympiads, et al, by the faculty at PACE IIT & Medical to fulfil their dreams of becoming future national leaders in the field of Science, Engineering, and Healthcare. These students will be trained free of cost, irrespective of their financial capacity.

The aptitude test that was conducted is specifically for students of Classes 8th, 9th and 10^th. The aim of the Super 50 initiative is to prepare the selected students for the most prestigious national level engineering and medical entrance examinations such as IIT-JEE and NEET. Students aspiring to participate in Olympiads will also benefit from the Super 50 initiative. PACE IIT & Medical, a leading brand with an educational legacy of over 22 years, has taken this initiative as part of its CSR.

Mr Praveen Tyagi, Managing Director, PACE IIT & Medical, said, “On the basis of phenomenal results of Super 50 winners in the competitive exams, we expect more than one lakh students to compete for this prestigious programme. The selected 50 students will be given the opportunity to enhance their talent under the guidance of the top-notch faculty of PACE IIT & Medical and avail the chance to fulfil their dreams of becoming Engineers or Doctors.”

“We strongly believe that education is the most powerful weapon to bring the desired change and contribute to the society at large, and we feel immensely proud to have such power in transforming the lives of all deserving students,” Praveen Tyagi added.

The institute has been regularly promoting such educational initiatives. Previously, they successfully accomplished, ‘Super 50’ all-girls batch in collaboration with the Women and Child Welfare Department of Maharashtra (2014). Continuing the same, Udaan was undertaken by the HRD Ministry, Govt. of India in 2015, to train meritorious girls across India for an engineering-specific competitive exam which was conducted online from the CBSE Headquarters Delhi.