Srinagar, Mar 14, KNT: A groundbreaking initiative in the field of competitive exam coaching has taken shape in Srinagar, as reputed teachers from Kashmir and Kota join hands to establish Parwaz Academy, an institute aimed at providing high-quality education to students aspiring for medical and engineering entrance exams.
The academy, powered by Sarvam Kota, represents a fusion of expertise from Kashmir’s finest educators and Kota’s renowned coaching ecosystem. While the institute will be known as Parwaz in Kashmir, it will operate as Sarvam in Kota, symbolizing a shared commitment to academic excellence.
Speaking about the initiative, Nayeem Ahmed Lone, the Business Head of Parwaz Academy told the news agency Kashmir News Trust that admissions are now open for Class 11, Class 12, and NEET aspirants. “To encourage meritorious students, the institute has scheduled a scholarship test on March 16, offering financial aid to deserving candidates,” Lone said.
In a major relief for students from economically weaker backgrounds, Sajad Quantum, a key member of the initiative, stated that orphans will be granted free admission, while students from underprivileged sections will receive special assistance in their studies. “Education should be a right, not a privilege. We are committed to ensuring that financial constraints do not stand in the way of a student’s success,” he said.
Highlighting the unique approach of the institute, Parvez Khan, a teacher from Kota, emphasized that students in the Valley will experience the same academic rigor and structured coaching methodology that has made Kota a hub for competitive exam preparation. He assured that Parwaz Academy will prioritize quality over quantity, focusing on smaller batches, in-depth subject understanding, and result-oriented teaching.
“With this collaboration between Kashmir and Kota’s best educators, students in the Valley now have a golden opportunity to access top-tier coaching without having to leave home. The initiative is expected to revolutionize competitive exam preparation in Kashmir and provide students with a much-needed edge in national-level examinations,” Sajad Quantum said. [KNT]
