Kota, 04th July 2025 : There’s a joyful atmosphere in the homes of Monali from Madhya Pradesh and Meenakshi from Chhattisgarh these days. Family, friends, neighbors, and the community are showering them with congratulations. These talented girls from underprivileged backgrounds are on their way to becoming doctors. It’s not just their dream but that of their families coming true. Studying in Hindi-medium government schools, both girls scored well in NEET 2025 after receiving free education through the Shiksha Sambal Yojana of LN Maheshwari Parmarth Nyas in Kota. They’ve also set a new example of social change by cracking NEET despite coming from Hindi-medium schools.
Under this initiative, 103 out of 105 students from Hindi-medium government schools qualified for NEET. All of them were provided with free coaching by Allen in Kota, along with free accommodation and meals by LN Maheshwari Parmarth Nyas.
Dr. Naveen Maheshwari, a trustee of LN Maheshwari Parmarth Nyas, said that under the Shiksha Sambal Yojana started in 2024, applications were invited from students studying in Hindi-medium government schools from the central Indian states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttarakhand. Based on their performance in the selection exam, 81 girls and 45 boys were selected for NEET 2025 preparation. Some students returned home due to various reasons in the initial months, but 105 continued their studies for the entire year. Out of these, 103 students qualified for NEET counseling. Based on their state and category rank in the counseling process, they will be eligible for admission into government colleges for MBBS, Dental, Ayurveda, and other courses. Now, preparations for NEET 2026 have also begun, with the entrance exam scheduled for July 20 and the last date for applications being July 10.
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“Papa Gave Me 3,000, But I Didn’t Even Use It All Year” – Monali Amrute
Monali Amrute, a resident of Athner Tehsil in Betul district of Madhya Pradesh, scored 496 marks in NEET 2025 and secured an All India Rank of 56,000, with an OBC category rank of 27,186. Monali said her family’s financial condition is very weak. She has one brother. She scored 94% in class 10 and 93% in class 12. Her father, Virendra Amrute, is a farmer with just two acres of land, which barely yields enough for food. She always wanted to become a doctor, but they didn’t have the money. Then she learned about the Shiksha Sambal entrance test by LN Maheshwari Parmarth Nyas and applied. Based on her performance, she received free NEET preparation from Allen Career Institute, including food and lodging. When she came to Kota, her father gave her ₹3,000, but she didn’t need to spend it as everything was provided. In fact, nearly half of that amount is still left.
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“Without Shiksha Sambal, I Couldn’t Have Continued My Studies” – Meenakshi Sahu
Meenakshi Sahu, a resident of Pharodphod in Balod district, Chhattisgarh, always dreamed of becoming a doctor, but her family’s financial condition didn’t allow for NEET coaching. Her father, Deenaram, works as an electrician. She passed class 10 with 95% and class 12 with 87% from a Hindi-medium government school. She was worried about NEET preparation when her teachers informed her about the Shiksha Sambal program. Based on her performance, she was selected. With determination and hard work, she is now close to fulfilling her dream of becoming a doctor. In NEET 2025, she secured an All India Rank of 1,14,616 and an OBC category rank of 55,471. She says, had it not been for the Shiksha Sambal program, she wouldn’t have been able to come to Kota and prepare for NEET, and her dream would have remained unfulfilled.
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Students can fulfill their dreams through Shiksha Sambal
Dr. Naveen Maheshwari emphasized that everyone has the right to dream. Through Shiksha Sambal, we aimed to reach those students who, due to lack of resources, are unable to build a career. He added that their goal is to bring forward talented students from Hindi-medium government schools in villages and small towns, helping them fulfill their family’s dreams and become examples of social transformation.
