Proud Of You Super 30 Anand Kumar

Respected Anand ji, You have proved that no matter what the difficult situation is, the courage of a person is always greater than every problem. Blessed are your parents who gave birth to worthy children like you. You have become a source of inspiration to many people. Divya Vastu is proud of 'The Son of the nation’ like you. We wish you a happy future and express gratitude to you and humbly offer FREE Vastu Consultancy for your house and Institute. You can avail this offer whenever you want. We will feel proud by making the lives of you and your family better.

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Mr. Kumar’s ‘Super 30’ is a programme that nurtures for free, 30 studentsfrom underprivileged sections of society every year, for the prestigious IIT entrance test.Anand Kumar (born 1 January 1973) is an Indian Mathematics educator best known for his Super 30 programme, which he started in Patna, Bihar in 2002, and which coaches underprivileged students for IIT-JEE, the entrance examination for the Indian Institute of Technology.By 2018, 422 out of 481 students had made it to the IITs and Discovery Channel showcased his work in a documentary. Kumar has spoken at MIT and Harvard about his programs for students from the underprivileged sections of Indian society.His father was a clerk in the postal department of India. His father could not afford private schooling for his children, and Anand attended a Hindi medium government school, where he developed his deep interest in mathematics. Kumar secured admission to University of Cambridge, but could not attend because of his father's death and his financial condition, even after seeking sponsors in 1994–1995, both in Patna and Delhi.Kumar would work on mathematics during day time and sell papads in evenings with his mother, who had started a business from home, to support her family. Kumar tutored students to earn extra funds. Since Patna University library did not have foreign journals, Kumar would travel every weekend on a six-hour train journey to Varanasi, where his younger brother, learning violin under N. Rajam, had a hostel room, so that he could work there. In 1992, Kumar began teaching mathematics. He rented a classroom for Rs. 500 a month, and began his own institute, the Ramanujan School of Mathematics (RSM). Within the span of year, his class grew from two students to thirty-six, and after three years almost 500 students had enrolled. Then in early 2000, when a poor student came to him seeking coaching, who could not afford the annual admission fee due to poverty, Kumar was motivated to start the Super 30 programme in 2002, for which he is now well-known.His mother, Jayanti Devi, cooks for the students, and his brother Pranav Kumar takes care of the management.