Jaipur, November 2020.

Jaipur Boys Sanjay Chaudhary andRinku Sainiare an inspirational story ofboys from rural India achieving their dreams overcoming and fighting against all odds. While Sanjay is the son of a Farmer, Rinku’s father is a labourer.

Sanjay belongsto a family based in a small village named Sherpura Village in Phagi district which is 50 kms from Jaipur while Rinku hails from a far off village Bandikui in Dausa district which is approximately 100Kms from Jaipur. Both the boys have made their district and Aakash Institute proud by setting a remarkable example before other students by cracking one of the toughest competitive examinations in India, NEET 2020 with a notable ranking of AIR 1029/AIR 287 and AIR 1376/AIR 402 in General and OBC Categories respectively.

Sanjay’s father is a farmer and his mother is a homemaker. He joined Aakash for a 2 year foundation course and then cleared NEET in his second attempt. Being away from home for three years made him study even harder.

Rinku’sfather, the sole bread earner in the family,is a labourer while hismother is a homemaker. He joined Aakash Institute for a 1-year course and shifted to a rented accommodation in Jaipur to prepare for NEET Examination. Rinku has experienced extreme hardships in life which has pushed him to study hard to provide his family a better standard of living.

Their story and journey to success weaves an exemplary tale of courage thus empowering aspirants to dream big. Their dedication and self-belief helped them sail through all the struggles and kept them determined towards the path of success. They are the first in their families to have ever cleared a medical examination.

Congratulating the students, Mr Aakash Chaudhry,Director and CEO of Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL) said, “It is a matter of great pride for us that our students Sanjay and Rinku have excelled in the highly competitive NEET 2020 entrance exam. The credit goes to the hard work of our students, the support of his parents and teachers who have guided the students. They showed extraordinary grit during last days before NEET exam, studied online with full concentration and focus despite the onslaught of Covid-19. Their perseverance to fight against every odd to fulfil theirgoal is an inspiration for many who are yet to embark on their journey. I wishboth of themall the best for their future endeavours.”