GURGAON: Highlighting the success of implementing new age pedagogy and CBSE based curriculum in Government Model Sanskriti Senior Secondary Schools (GMSSS), the state education department on Friday announced that over 140 students have passed out in these schools. . jee mains And has qualified for JEE Advanced.
These students, along with 2.5 lakh students from across the country, will now appear for the JEE Advanced exam, which will be conducted by the National Testing Agency.NTA) in June.
“The share of government school students appearing for JEE and NEET is increasing every year. The credit goes to the various initiatives and coaching schemes launched by the state government. However, this is the first time that such a large number of students Sanskriti Schools, which were started three years ago, have passed the test without any outside help. This shows how these schools have made it possible for students who cannot afford expensive private education to not only get the best education but also to pursue higher education in premier institutes like IITs and NITs, “Secondary Education Director Anshaj Singh said.
Of these 140 students, eight scored above 99 percentile and 60 scored above 90 percentile.
These schools are giving tough competition to private schools. Students who earlier used to take admission in private schools to crack competitive exams are now coming to us. With PM-Shri schools also coming up soon, these figures will reach 500 in one to two years,” said Pramod Kumar, state program officer (Directorate of School Education).
These students, along with 2.5 lakh students from across the country, will now appear for the JEE Advanced exam, which will be conducted by the National Testing Agency.NTA) in June.
“The share of government school students appearing for JEE and NEET is increasing every year. The credit goes to the various initiatives and coaching schemes launched by the state government. However, this is the first time that such a large number of students Sanskriti Schools, which were started three years ago, have passed the test without any outside help. This shows how these schools have made it possible for students who cannot afford expensive private education to not only get the best education but also to pursue higher education in premier institutes like IITs and NITs, “Secondary Education Director Anshaj Singh said.
Of these 140 students, eight scored above 99 percentile and 60 scored above 90 percentile.
These schools are giving tough competition to private schools. Students who earlier used to take admission in private schools to crack competitive exams are now coming to us. With PM-Shri schools also coming up soon, these figures will reach 500 in one to two years,” said Pramod Kumar, state program officer (Directorate of School Education).