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WARANGAL
Fifteen tribal students qualified for Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced and 5 secured eligibility for admittance into National Institutes of Technology (NITs) retired of 28 MPC students trained for the JEE examinations astatine the ST Study Circle, Hanamkonda, acknowledgment to the coaching offered nether the newly-launched STEM-60 (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) programme.
With a walk percent of 53.57% successful the JEE Main, the survey centre outperformed each different JEE coaching institutions successful the erstwhile Warangal district, claimed the officials of the ITDA, Eturnagaram and Tribal Welfare Department.
Introduced successful August this world twelvemonth by the Telangana Tribal Welfare Department, the programme aims to supply high-quality residential coaching for ST students preparing for national-level entranceway examinations specified arsenic JEE and NEET. Students were admitted done a screening trial and provided with abstracted hostels, nutritious meals, and subject-wise enactment from elder and inferior faculty, an serviceman said.
Before the commencement of the STEM-60 programme, a rigorous enactment process was conducted, including module demonstrations and schoolroom assessments.
Students were drawn from six districts crossed the erstwhile Warangal region. The programme offers afloat residential and escaped coaching aimed astatine helping tribal students unafraid admittance into premier institutions specified arsenic IITs, NITs, AIIMS, and aesculapian colleges offering MBBS courses. Officials noted that the Tribal Welfare Department and ITDA person a accordant grounds of supporting financially disadvantaged but meritorious students by providing interest assistance, laptops, and world resources.
