Technical courses are one of the much sought after courses, particularly for students from economically backward households. As an entry into a good government polytechnic would be a gateway for a better economic future. But the competition for entry into these prestigious institutes is highly contested. Rural students are particularly at a disadvantage due to a lack of coaching infrastructure. Therefore, Srujanavani provides the coaching facilities to all the students who are willing to be a part of this exam. 

As part of this initiative, applications are sought from the students for a month-long training. Nearly 600 students took the exam, the first level of screening. From this 80 students are identified and they have been given rigorous training and prepared them for the PolyCET Entrance Exam. 3 Faculty members have rendered their services to train the students in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry. During the month-long process, the students we exposed to 25 chapter-wise tests and 5 Grand tests.

By the end of the process, around 38 students made it to the Polytechnics. While 28 of the students made it to courses at Government Polytechnics, the rest 10 candidates made it to the Private Polytechnics in the State. Overall this year’s performance of the students has been much better than the last year. 

Students attending the training classes

Group discussions for cross-learning

Students speaking about their experiences

Students speaking about their experiences

Maths teacher, Mr. Talupula Naidu addressing

Srujanavani Founder motivating the students

Srujanavani Founder felicitating the teacher

Students felicitating their teachers

Students felicitating their teachers

The culmination event