Let’s all come together and make the socially conscious students of our society the stars of our country, whose brightness can lead society and the country forward. In today’s rapidly changing circumstances, there is a greater need for a scientific temperament. With a scientific temperament, impartiality, and a positive outlook, we can provide our society with a harmonious environment for progress and prosperity.

A scientific temperament is not only necessary for economic development but also for social and spiritual development. Technical education is needed to achieve this goal.

IIT, NIT, and ISI are institutions in the country from which students who study there do not take long to gain international recognition. Students who graduate from these institutions earn annual salaries in the millions of rupees and are successful in the IAS and IES exams. Students who graduate from these institutions create new records wherever they go, whether it’s in the technical, social, or political fields.

IIT-JEE Main and Advanced are two exams in which successful students get the opportunity to study at IIT and NIT. To be successful in these exams, students must work hard and prepare for the exam in a planned manner. During this time, students also learn time management, focus, and perseverance, which will be useful to them throughout their lives.

Star Light Welfare Society is organizing a competition at the state level, in which students who appeared in the 10th and 12th grade exams in 2021 can participate. In the first round, students will be given a written exam, and successful students will be invited for an interview in which their psychological and subject-specific skills will be tested by experts.

The selected students will be trained under the guidance of Mr. Ajay Singh, who is an instructor at Super-30 Patna. He has successfully helped numerous underprivileged students from across the country to crack the IIT-JEE exam. Today, some of his students are serving the nation as IAS officers after completing their B.Tech. Therefore, this initiative is an attempt by the organization to provide similar opportunities and success to students from Uttar Pradesh.

This effort will only be successful if every responsible citizen of society comes forward to support it. It is requested that all of you try to encourage as many 10th and 12th grade students as possible to fill out the form, so that eligible students can take full advantage of Star Light’s initiative.

The competitive exam will be three hours long and will include 90 objective questions on mathematics, physics, chemistry, and reasoning for 9th and 10th grade students.

In the exam of class 12 students, 90 subject-based questions in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry will be asked. There will be 30 questions in each subject. The exam will be held in the last week of April.

Selection Process: In the first phase, the selection of 300 students will be done through a written exam, and then these same students will be called to Kanpur for the second phase of the exam. In the second phase, there will be a one-hour written exam followed by a live interview and psychological test on the same day. 32 successful students will be selected for the 32-Star Light Batch in the second phase.

Students are requested to bring their credentials such as their high school or intermediate mark sheet and income certificate in the interview. Free preparation will be provided to students whose guardians have an annual income of less than two lakh rupees.

They will only have to pay for hostel fees (lodging and food, etc.).