Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Telangana Chief Secretary Encourages Students to Aim for IIT, NEET
Sanjay Jaju, the Chief Secretary of Telangana, visited a school and talked to the students.
He asked about their classes and career goals.
He shared his own story of being inspired by an IAS officer and encouraged the students to aim for top ranks in IIT and NEET exams.
He advised them to use the free online classes provided by the government.
He also talked to the teachers and promised to help with any school issues.
He planted a tree and praised the school for being well-managed.
Telangana Chief Secretary Sanjay Jaju visited Telangana Model School, Maheshwaram.
He encouraged students to aim for IIT and NEET ranks and utilize government-provided online classes.
Jaju shared his inspiration story and advised teachers to motivate students continuously.
He interacted with teaching staff, addressed school requirements, and assured support.
Jaju planted a sapling and appreciated the school's management and maintenance.
- Who
- Sanjay Jaju, Telangana Chief Secretary
- What
- Encouraged students to aim for IIT and NEET ranks
- When
- During a surprise visit to Telangana Model School, Maheshwaram
- Where
- Telangana Model School, Maheshwaram
- Why
- To inspire and motivate students to achieve their career ambitions
Government Support
Student Effort
Role of Government
Government Support
The government provides resources like Physics Wallah and Khan Academy classes to support students' education.
Student Effort
Students need to utilize these resources effectively to achieve their goals.
Teacher's Role
Government Support
Teachers should continuously motivate and guide students towards achieving prestigious ranks like IIT and NEET.
Student Effort
Students must take the initiative to strive for these ranks with the guidance provided.
- Visitor
- Sanjay Jaju, Telangana Chief Secretary
- Location
- Telangana Model School, Maheshwaram
- Initiatives
- Physics Wallah and Khan Academy classes
- Goals
- IIT and NEET ranks
- Inspiration
- Motivated by an IAS officer's visit to his school