Success Story: The daily wage laborer, who earned only Rs 300 by lifting 400 bricks, is now going to become a doctor after passing NEET!

Sarfaraz’s tough routine

Sarfaraz followed a rigorous routine for two years to prepare for NEET. he/she used to work as a laborer from 6 am to 2 pm so that he/she could support his/her family. After this, he/she used to spend the rest of his/her time in studies. Even when others doubted him/her, his/her determination and courage remained intact.

his/her mother has played an important role in Sarfaraz’s success. his/her mother said, ‘There was no roof in our house earlier, and I used to stay awake so that he/she would not get cold.’ Sarfaraz used to study in his/her small house which was built under PM Awas Yojana.

Phone purchased during Corona epidemic became a boon

Sarfaraz’s hard work in preparing for NEET finally paid off when he/she took admission in the prestigious Neel Ratan Government (NRS) Medical College, Kolkata.

his/her journey was not easy. After class 10th, his/her dream was to join NDA, but due to financial constraints and a serious accident, he/she had to give up the idea. During the Corona pandemic, Sarfaraz received government assistance to buy a phone, which proved to be a game changer for him/her.

Phone purchased during Corona epidemic became a boon

Sarfaraz’s hard work in preparing for NEET finally paid off when he/she took admission in the prestigious Neel Ratan Sarkar (NRS) Medical College, Kolkata.

his/her journey was not easy. After class 10th, his/her dream was to join NDA, but due to financial constraints and a serious accident, he/she had to give up the idea. During the Corona pandemic, Sarfaraz received government assistance to buy a phone, which proved to be a game changer for him/her.

Helping hand extended from coaching founder

Sarfaraz, a daily wage labourer, started studying with the help of Alakh Pandey’s free YouTube videos and later took admission in an affordable course from PhysicsWallah. In his/her first NEET attempt, he/she took admission in a dental college, but could not continue due to lack of hostel facilities.

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