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Bihar Launches Live JEE-NEET Classes in Model Schools, Bringing Quality Coaching to Students’ Doorsteps 

Under ‘Unnat Shiksha – Ujjwal Bhavishya’ scheme, Bihar government starts digital coaching facilities in 10 Patna model schools to provide affordable and quality entrance exam preparation. 
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Patna: The Bihar government has launched a major education initiative to help students prepare for medical and engineering entrance examinations like NEET and JEE without depending on expensive private coaching institutes.

Under the programme “Unnat Shiksha – Ujjwal Bhavishya” (Advanced Education – Bright Future), live classes for entrance exam preparation have started in 10 model schools of Patna. The initiative aims to provide quality, inclusive and technology-based education opportunities to students from both urban and rural areas.

Live Classes Started in 10 Patna Model Schools for JEE and NEET Preparation

Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary inaugurated the live classes in 10 model schools of Patna, marking the beginning of a new education support system for students preparing for competitive examinations.

Through this initiative, students will be able to:

  • Attend live classes at designated model schools
  • Access online classes from home
  • Prepare for JEE and NEET examinations with expert guidance
  • Receive quality coaching facilities without travelling outside their districts

The programme is expected to benefit students who face financial or geographical challenges in accessing private coaching facilities.

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Initiative Launched Under Seven Resolve-3 “Unnat Shiksha – Ujjwal Bhavishya”

The Bihar government has introduced this initiative under Saat Nischay-3 (2025-30) with the objective of improving access to high-quality education.

Under the scheme, selected Saraswati Vidya Niketan (Model Schools) will provide students with modern, innovative and inclusive learning opportunities.

The government has selected a total of 544 schools by including:

  • All district schools across Bihar
  • One higher secondary school from every block of the state

Additionally, 155 existing government and government-aided schools will also be upgraded under the programme.

The aim is to ensure that students from cities as well as rural areas can access better education facilities close to their homes.

Students Will Get JEE and NEET Preparation Facilities Near Their Homes

The Bihar government’s initiative focuses on reducing dependence on costly coaching centres located mainly in major cities.

Through digital classrooms and live teaching facilities, students will now have access to structured preparation for competitive exams while continuing their regular school education.

The programme is expected to create equal learning opportunities for students across the state and support talented students who require additional guidance for national-level entrance examinations.

List of 10 Patna Model Schools Where Live Classes Have Started

The live classes for NEET and JEE preparation have started in the following 10 Saraswati Vidya Niketan (Model Schools) in Patna:

  • Devi Pad Chaudhary Shaheed Smarak (Miller) Higher Secondary School, Veerchand Patel Path
  • DVRK Jalan Higher Secondary School, Patna City
  • Janakdhari Higher Secondary School, Danapur Cantt
  • KB Sahay Higher Secondary School, Sherullahpur
  • Mahant Hanuman Sharan Higher Secondary School, Rajapur Mainpura
  • Government Boys High School, Rajendra Nagar
  • Shaheed Rajendra Prasad Singh Government Higher Secondary School, Gardanibagh
  • Shri Raghunath Prasad Girls High School, Kankarbagh
  • Government Higher Secondary School, Patna City
  • Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Shastrinagar

Expansion Planned Across Bihar Model Schools

The Education Department has started preparations to expand this facility to all model schools across Bihar in the coming days.

The expansion aims to ensure that students in different districts and rural regions also receive access to quality JEE and NEET preparation facilities near their homes.

Bihar Government Focuses on Technology-Based Education Reform

The “Unnat Shiksha – Ujjwal Bhavishya” initiative reflects Bihar’s focus on strengthening the education system through digital learning, innovation and equal access.

By combining classroom learning with online education technology, the government aims to create a stronger academic environment and help more students achieve their career goals in medical and engineering fields.

Read also: Bihar Education Department Launches Teacher Transfer Drive, Applications From July 29 


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