Anand Kumar, of the Super 30, who wanted to study in Cambridge, will give a lecture

The founder of Super 30, Anand Kumar, will share his experiences for the realization of the film that revolves around his pioneering initiative. helping underprivileged students to take the IIT exam at the famous University of Cambridge later this month. "It's a hilarious moment for me because I had dreamed of studying in Cambridge, but I had failed because of the family's precarious financial situation," said Sunday the acclaimed mathematician at PTI.

Summit held at the University of Cambridge from June 24 to 28, 2019, emphasizing his inspiring journey, two decades long, that inspired the film with Hrithik Roshan.

The film should be released on July 12th.

Mr. Kumar's brother, Pranav Kumar, super 30 management manager, will accompany him.

Senior scientist Shah Kamranur Rahman, program organizer, announced it. It is pure coincidence that in his youth, Anand, whose innovative program Super 30 advises students from disadvantaged strata of society for admission to the IIT, dreamed of studying at the same Cambridge University where he would speak.

"He was also admitted, but the precarious financial situation of his family after the sudden disappearance of his father had hindered the realization of his dream and broken his dream, but this incident had been for him a source of inspiration. inspiration, which had then served as the foundation for Super 30. in 2002. Until now, hundreds of students from poor families have managed to realize their dream through the IIT to change the course of their life, "said the reporter in a statement issued by Super30.

million. Rahman said I am delighted to hear Anand Kumar at the UK-Asia summit of the University of Cambridge.

"It's great that he has a lot to share, not just about inspiring stories from his groundbreaking program, but about the upcoming movie, and people will understand how a simple man from a backward Indian state has inspired Bollywood to make a film about his remarkable work, "he added.

Previously, he had also had the opportunity to lecture in front of renowned institutions such as MIT, Harvard and Stanford in the United States, the University of Tokyo as well as Germany and Canada. It has also been featured by media around the world, namely. Time, Newsweek, New York Times, Monocle, Discovery, BBC, Japanese Television, French Television, NHK Japan.

Up to now, Super 30 has helped nearly 540 students from the most disadvantaged strata of society to successfully pursue the dream of IIT pbadion. It has paved the way for a silent social revolution of integrating children from the most disadvantaged strata of society by empowering them to benefit from residential mentorship lasting one year. allowing them to be admitted to IIT.

Also this year, 18 of his students have cracked to be admitted to different IITs.

Launched in 2002, a meritorious lectern consisting of rickshaw extractor, farm worker, domestic worker and other underprivileged sections of society is offered free accommodation and education for help them succeed in life by cleaning the admission test for IIT.

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