Trichy: In the story of grit and perseverance, a 17-year-old boy in a limited way and unlimited determination from remote hamlets in Trichy, who has not even heard about IIT until two years ago, broke the Jee’s advanced exam in him the first trying to secure the entire ranking India 12,175 and Ranking OBC-NCL 2,503.
P Arun Kumar, the son of Labor N Ponnagan, will soon enter the regions sulved at the Indian Institute of Technology in a rare example of a state government student who gets a ticket to enter the Premier Institute.

Coming from Karadipatty village, located 50 km from the city of Trichy, Arun Kumar’s wealth began to change when he was chosen by the Department of Education and Trichy District Education and the entrance test in 2019 for Jee training.
The program was offered by Ignitte, the facilities carried out by Nit-Trichy students to help economically underdeveloped students carry out competitive exams.
Safe! You have managed to throw your Votozin to see resultresiding at the roofed tile house with his parents, two sisters and grandparents, Arun Kumar cleared the test in the midst of financial disorders and difficulties.
Arun initially attended the coach class using a basic cellphone through a call which lasted 30 minutes a day in the middle of the network problem.
Then, his father N Ponnalagan issued Hospital Rs 10,000 to buy his son’s smartphone to attend online class.
The free laptop costs provided by the government have audio problems, he said.
Doing part time work like a helper at a restaurant in Kancheepuram, Arun’s father is in particular that his son gets the right school education.
“Six years ago, because I was unable to pay private school fees, I registered it at a government school.
I never thought of pushing him to work because he was a bright student,” said Ponnagan to Ti.
The Ignitte S said Arun said it would get a seat on one of the IITs that occurred on the background of the seat last year.
Arun Principal Amutha Bharathi claimed that no other government school students in the state had been cleaned by Jee Advanced.
Arun is quite honest to admit that he is not aware of the existence of iits until 2019.
“Quality of coaching and training and more important than the faith that is noticed by my family and school helped me achieve this achievement.
I don’t let myself be disturbed by difficulties and obstacles Our finances, “he told Toi.
The principal said that even after the pandemic as training went virtual, Arun dedicated himself to studying himself.
Even now, the boy’s family is worried about paying semester fees at a cost of more than Lakh in IIT because their monthly income almost does not add Rs 10,000.
With counseling for IIT acceptance it is likely to begin in the next few days, Arun family relies on scholarships and good Samaritans to fulfill the dream of a government school student to enter IIT.
His family can be contacted at 96984-46253.