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Forty Punjab government school students succeed in JEE Advanced, aided by state support. Highlighting resilience and commitment to education, their stories inspire many.

Punjab Students Excel in JEE with State Support

Forty students from Punjab's government schools clear JEE Advanced with state support. These success stories reflect resilience and Punjab's commitment to education.

Forty students from Punjab's government schools clear JEE Advanced, aided by state support. Minister Bains highlights success stories, underscoring Punjab's commitment to quality education.

In a monumental feat, forty students from different government schools of the state have achieved a remarkable milestone by clearing the highly competitive Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced, paving the way for them to join the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), announced S. Harjot Singh Bains, Punjab's School Education Minister.&nbsp;
Extending heartiest congratulations to these brilliant students, their parents, and their teachers for this remarkable feat, S. Bains said that these students are the pride of Punjab and future of India. Their success is a shining testament of the Punjab Government's unwavering commitment to providing quality education to all, irrespective of socio-economic background.
Sharing a heartwarming tale of an exceptional student, the Education Minister said that Arshdeep Singh, a student of Shaheed Flight Lt. Mohit Kumar Garg School of Eminence Samana, who cleared the JEE exam despite facing immense personal loss. After losing his father, Arshdeep's mother, Sunita Rani, worked as a sanitation worker on a meager income of Rs 8000 per month. Yet, she instilled in him the determination to pursue his dreams. Arshdeep received free coaching and mentorship in government school, relying solely on his hard work and the support of his mother and teachers. Now, as an IIT qualifier, Arshdeep embodies resilience and promise, driven to uplift his family and give back to society.&nbsp;
He further shared a story of Lovepreet Singh, a student from a government school in Ferozepur district, who has cracked the JEE exam without private coaching. He achieved success despite limited financial resources with the state government&rsquo;s Free Coaching Camp which provided him crucial academic exposure and motivation. Lovepreet's story showcases the transformative power of dedicated academic support in empowering rural students to excel at the national level, he added.&nbsp;
Sharing another inspiring story of a student, S. Harjot Singh Bains said that Harkiran Dass, a government school student from Patiala district who has cleared the JEE. His father, Mewa Dass, works in a local factory with a monthly income of just Rs. 7000. Yet, Harkiran's determination and &nbsp;teachers&rsquo;s guidance and the free coaching program of the state helped him overcome economic hardships. The government&rsquo;s academic support, doubt-clearing sessions, and mentoring bridged the gaps and kept him on track. He said that Harkiran's story would inspire other students to pursue their dreams despite adversity.&nbsp;
The Education Minister said that these stories are testament to the power of education, resilience, and dedication.
From humble beginnings to achieving excellence, they have shown that with unwavering determination and hard work, nothing is impossible in life. Their success will undoubtedly inspire other students to unlock their own potential and strive for excellence.
The Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann led Punjab Government has worked relentlessly to bridge the educational divide, ensuring every child has access to quality education and opportunities. The remarkable achievement is a direct outcome of the Mann Government&rsquo;s commitment to empower the youth and build a more inclusive society, where every student can thrive and reach their full potential, said the Education Minister Bains adding, "This achievement is not just a milestone for our students, but a testament to the power of education to transform lives. We will continue to strive for excellence and ensure that every child in Punjab has access to quality education and opportunities to succeed."

JEE Main 2025 results are to be announced by April 19, with final answer keys available April 18. The NTA is committed to transparency and accuracy in response to candidate feedback.

JEE Main 2025 Results Due by April 19

The NTA is set to release JEE Main 2025 results by April 19. Final answer keys will be available on April 18. The agency is ensuring transparency and accuracy in response to student feedback.

JEE Main 2025 results are to be announced by April 19, with final answer keys available April 18

JEE Main 2025 results are expected by April 19, with final answer keys released on April 18. NTA addresses error complaints ensuring fairness and transparency for engineering aspirants.

Results of the second edition of engineering entrance JEE (Main) will be announced by April 19, NTA officials said on Friday.
The final answer keys will be notified by Friday, they added.
"The final answer keys of JEE (Main), 2025, Edition-II will be available for download on the JEE (Main) website on April 18. The results of JEE (Main), 2025, will be declared latest by April 19," a senior National Testing Agency (NTA) official said.
The NTA has received several complaints from candidates about errors in provisional answer keys.
The agency had earlier this week asked students to wait for the final answer keys and not arrive at any conclusions.
The exam was conducted on April 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8.

So far, six students have died by suicide, unable to cope with the pressures of cracking the coveted JEE exam.  

Another JEE aspirant takes life in Rajasthan's Kota, sixth case this year 

So far, six students have died by suicide, unable to cope with the pressures of cracking the coveted JEE exam.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Another student preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination aspirant died by suicide in Rajasthan's Kota on March 8, making it the sixth such incident in the city.
Abhishek Kumar, a native of Bihar's Bhagalpur district, was found dead in his rented room in the Vigyan Nagar area.
Police said that Abhishek consumed poison and left behind a suicide note addressed to his father.
In the note, he said he was sorry as he could not prepare for the JEE.
"Sorry papa, I cannot do JEE...," the suicide note read, according to the police, reports India Today.
Police said that a postmortem exam would be conducted, following which the body would be handed over to his family.
In 2023, 26 suicide cases have been registered in Kota, triggering concerns from local authorities to address the mental health challenges faced by students in the high-pressure academic environment prevailing in coaching centres.

Body of missing JEE aspirant found; 4th suicide in Kota this year

Police said it was a case of suicide, which takes the number of such incidents of students of various coaching centres taking the extreme step to four this year in Kota.

The body a 16-year-old JEE aspirant, who left his hostel for a routine test on February 11 and went missing, was found on Monday night stuck between two trees on a rock in a forest area in Rajasthan's Kota, police said.
The boy was last spotted in CCTV footage near the Garadiya Mahadev temple forest on February 11, they added.
Police said it was a case of suicide, which takes the number of such incidents of students of various coaching centres taking the extreme step to four this year in Kota.
Besides, two B.Tech students from different universities committed suicide earlier this month.
Kota is known for a number of coaching centres preparing students for competitive exams.
Meanwhile, a 17-year-old Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) aspirant has been missing from a Kota hostel room for a week now and an intensive search operation is underway to trace him.
The body of the JEE aspirant, identified as Rachit Sondhya (16), a resident of Rajgarh district in Madhya Pradesh, was found from the forest near the Garadiya Mahadev temple late on Monday evening, Superintendent of Police (Kota City) Amrita Duhan told reporters.
Sondhya was preparing for the IIT-JEE.
The post-mortem examination was conducted on Monday night after obtaining the district collector's permission and the body handed over to the deceased's family members, the SP said.
One more JEE aspirant, Piyush Kapasia (17), is still missing and specials teams have been formed to trace him, the officer added.
It is a case of suspected suicide and police have lodged a case under section 174 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) for investigation, Circle Inspector at the Jawahar Nagar police station Vasudev Singh said.
Sondhya left his hostel room in Mahaveer Nagar-1, located within the Jawahar Nagar police station limits, for a routine test at around 12 noon on February 11.
He was last seen in CCTV footage hiring a taxi and reaching the Garadiya Mahadev temple forest. He was seen entering the forest.
The bag, mobile phone, a power bank, the room keys and some other belongings of the boy were found at a distance of around 200 metres from the temple on February 12.
Around 60-70 police personnel, besides the members of the Kota Municipal Corporation squad and 40-50 family members of the deceased, eventually spotted the body stuck between two trees on a rock at a distance of around a kilometre and a half from the spot where the boy's belongings were found, police said.
Kapasia, who hails from Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh, left his hostel room for a test on February 13. He neither returned to his room nor responded to his parents' phone calls, following which his family members arrived in Kota and got a missing report lodged at the Jawahar Nagar police station.
According to the family members, the 17-year-old boy has been preparing for the IIT-JEE in Kota for two years. He took the recent JEE-Mains exam and scored only 13 percentile. The boy was last seen in CCTV footage at the Kota railway station with a bag in his hand, police said.&nbsp;

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