Chandigarh, June 6 - Haryana Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda said that with the motto of Antyodaya, the state government has been working continuously for the last 10 years to extend the benefits of government schemes to every poor person. Under this initiative, the Haryana Education Department has launched the Super-100 program to prepare poor students for national level competitive examinations like IIT and JEE.
This program has brought a new ray of hope for poor students. The results of IIT and JEE Advanced 2025 have proved that government schools are no longer just centers of education, but have become a strong platform of possibilities.
Giving details, the Education Minister said that the success rate of Haryana government schools in IIT and JEE Advanced 2025 has been 37 percent, which is much higher than the national average.
He informed that this year 193 students of government schools had appeared in the examination under the Super-100 program, out of which 72 students have qualified. These include 37 students from general category, 20 from backward class and 30 from scheduled caste.
He mentioned that the most progressive and positive aspect of this result is that 24 daughters have achieved success, which shows the commitment of the state government to provide excellent facilities to daughters in the field of education.
He informed that Ravinder of Uchana block of Jind district has secured 1257th position in the All India Ranking. Ravinder had completed class 10th from Government Senior Secondary School, Gurana, Hisar and his rank is 212th in the OBC category. The Education Minister congratulated the successful students, their parents and teachers.
Top 5 districts that performed excellently in the examination
The Education Minister informed that students from five districts of the state have performed excellently in the examination. These include 8 students from Faridabad, 7 each from Gurugram and Hisar, and 6 each from Bhiwani and Jind.