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4 students of TMREIS crack JEE (Mains)
Four students of Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TMREIS) out of 18 students who appeared for the JEE (Mains) have cracked the examination with good percentile.
Barkas: Four students of Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TMREIS) out of 18 students who appeared for the JEE (Mains) have cracked the examination with good percentile. The students come from poor background whose fathers are proud of their achievements.
Expressing his immense happiness, TMREIS Secretary B Shafiullah stated that the society was committed to professional development of its students. As part of professional development programme about 18 students of Senior Intermediate of two Junior Colleges of Hyderabad and Nagaram were groomed to crack the JEE (Mains) Exam by engaging the services of TIMES (one of the leading institutes in the country).
The students from both the colleges were identified for undergoing extensive coaching for preparation of JEE Exam free of cost. A special Intensive Coaching Centre was established at TMR Junior College in Barkas, where students were provided all sort of facilities.
He felt proud to announce that the four students – Md Irfanullah and Md Sumer, students of TMRJC-Barkas in Hyderabad, and SK Imran and G Praveen students of TMRJC-Nagaram – appeared for the JEE (Mains) and cracked the examination with good percentile.
He also said that the students hailed from very poor families. The fathers of two students are labourers, one student's father is an auto-driver and another's is a car driver in a private firm. They are eligible to get admission in NIT.
"TMREIS will leave no stone unturned to further groom the qualified students to crack the JEE (Advance) Examination for securing seats in prestigious colleges of the country. All the necessary help will be provided to these students by the TMREIS. The achievement of above four TMR students is one more chapter in the success stories of TMREIS in such short span of time," said a beaming Shafiullah.
