New Delhi
Despite the slump in educational activities during the Covid-19 induced lockdown, the students of Rahmani 30, an Educational trust that is working to encourage Muslims to get into higher education and professional courses, have achieved great success in the Joint Entrance examination (JEE) 2021, one of the toughest admission tests for top engineering and technology colleges.
A total of 68 students from Rehmani 30 have cracked JEE advanced as against 55 students last year. In all 218 students from this institution had written the JEE Main examination of which 185 students have been successful. Those who qualify for the JEE advanced get into the globally ranked Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) and other prestigious institutions while those clearing the main gets ranked and accordingly admission.
Analyzing the results, Rehmani 30 said in the JEE Main, 113 of its student have scored 90 percentile and above.
Zaurez Ahmed has secured All India 393 rank and 28 category rank. Among the girls, Mantasha Firdous has achieved success with a good number. Shahnawaz Hussain in Physics, Zeya Bilal and Rayan Suleman in Chemistry, and Rayan Suleman in Maths got 100 percentile in JEE Mains.
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The entire team of the Rahmani Program of Excellence (Rahmani 30) is celebrating this year’s results more so because of this success when nearly one and a half years were washed away due to Covid-19 and students were coached online.
Rehmani 30, headquartered in Patna is a residential coaching institute where free coaching is provided to those who need it the most. The management had to send students home twice due to the lockdown. However, a lot of innovation went into managing the online classes and regular interactions with students and in also ensuring the students had devices to operate the internet.
Yet the management feels that the results could have been even better if all the students have good computers, stable internet connections, availability of electricity, etc.
Rahmani Program of Excellence has set up centers in Patna and Jehanabad in Bihar, Aurangabad and, Khuldabad in Maharashtra. It has also set up medical and engineering coaching centers in Bangalore for the benefit of poor Muslim students.
In all these centers, the students from different states and also the NRI students are enrolled for preparing for competitive examinations under the supervision of the Rahmani Program of Excellence.
The Rahmani Program of Excellence (Rahmani 30), under its mentor organization, the Rahmani Foundation, is effectively turning the educational desperation of the minority community into hope and confidence, making its learning process more effective with each passing year.
Chief patron of Rehmani 30, Maulana Ahmad Wali Faisal Rahmani said that that the success of the students and the institution is fulfilling the aspirations of the founder Mohammad Wali Rahmani, who passed away this year.
Fahad Rahmani (CEO Rahmani 30) attributed this achievement to the tireless efforts of the former DGP of Bihar Abhyananda, who played a role in providing guidance and academic leadership to the Institution.
Remembering the founder, Fahad Rehmani says he was initially disappointed with the results of the students. However, his father encouraged him to continue the coaching and not lose hope.
“I started work with insufficient resources, and this success has now become a source of motivation for many. He promised that Rahmani 30 will not only continue its success story."
