Now the talented underprivileged students of Maharashtra can also be able to crack the famous JEE/IIT exams as Vedanta through its foundation has partnered with Abhayanand's SUPER 30 to launch a state of the art Vedanta SUPER 30 Campus to ensure their dream come true. Vedanta SUPER 30 Campus in Vithalwadi, Mumbai, Maharashtra for helping students pursues their dreams of taking the engineering entrance examination to the IITs which will provide free coaching facilities to students from across the state as well as free boarding and lodging.
On the occasion Mr. Abhayanand, DGP Bihar Police and founder of the SUPER 30 concept said, "The idea behind SUPER 30 was to help the talented underprivileged students to keep them in a group for about a year and guide them how to crack the toughest entrance test JEE/I IT. The highest level of talent also does not flower on its own and needs support for the same.Initiative is a boon for those who can't afford private coaching and at the same time needs personal attention of the tutors."
He further added "It makes me happy that Vedanta is expanding the concept of Super 30 in Maharashtra and other parts of the country. It will certainly help the less blessed students of these areas to get in IIT and other premier engineering institutions of India and thus radically transform their life."
Mr. Ravi Krishnan, CEO Vedanta Foundation said, "We at Vedanta recognize the immense potential that students from bottom of pyramid in India possess. Through this initiative we intend to help the talented students especially from the weaker sections of the society, aspiring to make a career in engineering make it to India's apex engineering institutes."
According to Vedanta sources, through 167 formal partnerships with NGOs, government bodies, academic institutions and hospitals, Vedanta through its foundation has reached out to 2.7 million people in 550 villages.
The group has invested more than INR 180 Crores in various programmes through 2010-11. 10 lakh students have benefited through its computer education programme. More than 22 lakh people are being provided healthcare through hospitals and rural health posts. 2.5 lakh children are provided healthy mid-day meals in schools in partnership with NGOs and Government.
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