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Super 30 to open exam centres outside Patna

Varanasi: Super 30, the institute which sends scores of aspirants to the IITs every year, is planning to venture out of its long-time hub Patna and will now have entrance exam centres in other states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand.

Buoyed by its stupendous success over the nine years since its inception, the academy announced here that Varanasi would be the first centre outside Patna. The entrance exam for the coveted academy will be held on July 3.

Founder Anand Kumar expressed hope that the move will facilitate entry of children from impoverished classes outside Bihar and help them realise their dream.

The seminary has consistently been sending successful candidates to the IITs and provides coaching free of cost to under-privileged students. Time magazine included the institute in the list of Best of Asia 2010. - PTI

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