Jaipur: Rajasthan Secondary Education Council (RBSE) sustains a list of all the state boards in producing the highest number of success stories in the results of the national feasibility test (NEET) announced on Monday.
RBSE has 5,604 students among 50,000 rankings first followed by the Maharashtra secondary education council with 3,330 students.
CBSE, which has schools in each state, has 22,903 students in 50,000 large, including several hundred from Rajasthan.
The numbers mean that of every 100 top players, 10 comes from the country.
Rough estimates say almost 2/3 of students come from government schools with poor economic and rural backgrounds in scripts in large portions.
Ramnivas from the village of Bhimtal Nondescript in Barmer has secured the 712 ranking in NEET.
He broke the exam without a formal training institute.
“I am ready from RBSE books with my teacher’s help,” Ramnivas said.
Dr.
Bharat suggestion, a doctor at a government hospital in Barmer, is running Sansta’s rent for 50 villagers who provide free coaching to poor students who oversee doctors.
This year, 10 students from the center broke the NEET test by just relying on textbooks.
“RBSE is one of the toughest councils in the country from the start.
Those who study science from RBSE develop better talents for competitive exams,” said advice.
Girdhar Singh, Principal of the Government of the Government in Malpura and the National Award winner, has evaluated senior secondary books from various countries for national programs.
He said, “RBSE’s power lies in the regular syllabus revision.
It does not renew the curriculum to keep the council in mind but also takes inspiration from the international curriculum.
The teaching pedagogy followed by the teacher is also responsible for the results packaged,” said Singh.
Toi calls Minister of Education Govind Singh Dotasra and RBSE Chairman DP Jaroli but is not available for comments.
The source said it was the best best performance by the state that replaced the Teutana State Council and Andhra Pradesh.
The numbers revealed that 13 boards have more than 50% of the shares in the top 50.
The state has the highest number of students who appear in NEET, which is still a very large figure for the worst country.
in terms of literacy levels.
In fact, the state has gained destruction because it has the worst literacy rate among women in this country.