Mirzapur's Super 30: 12 tribal, Dalit girls crack NEET from UP govt school

A government school in Mirzapur, UP, has achieved remarkable success with 12 tribal, Dalit, and OBC girls cracking NEET in their first attempt.

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00:00Okay, let me end tonight with a good news today story.

00:05Lacks spent years and fortunes chasing neat success.

00:10Now a remote government school in UP's Mirzapur has quietly created its own Super 30.

00:16Twelve tribal and Dalit girls have cracked neat in their very first attempt rewriting the rules of rural education.

00:23Take a look at our GNT good news today story.

00:26Thanks for watching. Stay well, stay safe. Good night. Shubratri. Jain. Namaskar.

00:56OBC girls from a free residential school have cracked neat in their very first attempt.

01:03Coming from families where parents are daily wage workers, Mandrega laborers and roadside vendors,

01:10these girls have shattered the cycle of poverty with grit, dreams and top-tier mentoring.

01:16This miracle unfolded. At Mariham, Sarvoday Kanya Vidyalay declared a center of excellence by UP's,

01:45Social Welfare Department.

01:48Forty hand-picked girls from across the state were coached under a model inspired by Super 30,

01:55using Navodaya faculty, digital classrooms and free boarding.

01:59One such success is Pooja Ranjan from Sonbhadra.

02:00Her father works as a Mandrega laborer,

02:02but now his daughter is on her way to becoming a doctor.

02:05One such success is Pooja Ranjan from Sonbhadra.

02:12Her father works as a Mandrega laborer, but now his daughter is on her way to becoming a doctor.

02:20One such success is Pooja Ranjan from Sonbhadra.

02:21One such success is Pooja Ranjan from Sonbhadra.

02:25Her father works as a Mandrega laborer, but now his daughter is on her way to becoming a doctor.

02:31With 12 girls cracking NEET, one clearing J.E. and 22 qualifying top nursing colleges, this is more than just a result.

02:53It is a revolution in rural education, led by daughters who dare to dream.

03:01With Kumar Abhishek, Bureau Report, India Today.