To effectively implement the concept of ‘Super 40’ meant to mould the meritorious aspirants appearing for various all India level medical and engineering entrance examinations, the Government has set up a core committee to further monitor and supervise the ambitious project including plan to draft out few vital points for smooth functioning of the venture.
The training of all the selected 40 candidates has begun at Zila School premises from January this year.
“The core committee has been set up to examine the status and gaze on the enhancement procedure of the entire concept of providing free coaching, strictly meant to promote talents at State level, district and block level. The committee will initiate its work from the next batch and as per required the services will be expanded in the other districts too. It has been instructed that all the 24 districts will prepare the merit lists of candidates and submit it to the concerned department to regularize the concept on wider scale benefiting several students,” informed, Ranchi District Education Officer (DEO), Rajkumar Prasad Singh.
In a recent meeting conducted by the Department of School Education and literacy, it was decided to form a monitoring committee to regularly scrutinize the progress of newly formed ‘Super 40’ coaching centre and evaluate its functioning making suggestive appraises as per required.
The committee includes Director Secondary Education, Manish Ranjan as president, Deputy Director Secondary Education CK Singh, Secondary Education project officer Shashi Kumar Mishra, Ranchi District Superintendent of Education (DSE) Jayant Mishra, Ranchi DEO Rajkumar Prasad Singh, JVM Shyamali Principal AK Singh and Director of IIT study circle, BK Singh as members.
Notably, 40 school students from various Government schools are being given special coaching and guidance for various All India engineering and medical competition examinations from January 15.
The first phase of training commenced in State Capital, Ranchi, on a pilot basis and will be extended to other districts and blocks too in 2017 from next session.
Candidates who fall in below poverty line (BPl) criteria and whose families’ annual income is less than 1 lac can avail the benefit by providing all the necessary details to the concerned department. Although, the responsibility of preparing the merit list of the eligible candidates have been given to the respective schools.
The ambitious project which aims to empower both socially and economically weaker meritorious candidates is being guided by skilled and trained teachers along with the guest faculties of few reputed coaching institutes.
learners are being trained by experts in five core subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.