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Mohammad Zia Bilal who hails from Bihar and was studying in Kanpur has cleared the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) with the 19th rank in the All India examination held for admission into the country’s medical colleges.
Bilal, who had received coaching at Rehmami 30, a Muslim Educational Foundation, in Bihar, has cracked the NEET in his first attempt.
Shabbir Ahmed, a long-time associate of Rahmani Super-30, says that Bilal is a special child. He has been brought up by his mother after the passing away of his father.
Mohammad Zia Bilal, who has secured All India 19th rank, is originally from Madhubani, Bihar. Bilal studied test series writer from New Light Institute. Father Masood Alam died in 2010. The family consists of mother Roohi Khatoon, two brothers, and two sisters.
Bilal, wants to become a cardiologist and study at AIIMS, Delhi.
Zia Bilal had joined Rahmani-30 in 2019 for preparing for NEET. The Foundation offers coaching and free residential facility for deserving students.
A Class of Rehmani 30 in progress
Rahmani Super 30 is expecting more students to qualify for the NEET. The server of the National Testing Agency (NTA) has slowed down since the result was declared Monday evening. “We are waiting for results to come. Like Zia, many coaching students are expected to figure in the final list,” Rehmani-30 spokesperson said.
The NEET exam was held on September 12 and the result was released on Monday evening.
Anand Kumar, Director of Super-30, who was the founder who empowered the poor and bright students by coaching them for getting admission into prestigious engineering institutions like the IITs and Regional Engineering College.
Following his footsteps, Munger's Rahmani Foundation is working on the same lines.
This foundation has also coached thousands of underprivileged children of Muslim society to qualify into getting admission into IIT and other top colleges.
Rahmani Super-30 is supported by the former DGP of Bihar Abhayanand, who has had a major role in the success of Anand's Super-30.
Rahmani 30 was established in 2008 by Maulana Mohammad Wali Rahmani. Since its inception, many students have got admissions into engineering, medical, and other professional colleges of the country.
The coaching is held for students yearning to clear competitive exams like Engineering, Medical, Chartered Accountancy, NDA, Olympiad, KVPY, etc. The majority of the students admitted are Muslims from the underprivileged section of society.
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