Tata Motors in association with Avanti Fellow NGO is conducting special coaching classes and grooming unprivileged students to prepare for NEET, IIT JEE Mains and IIT JEE Advanced competitive exams. This year, 43 students skilled from this programme have succeeded to ace the IIT JEE Mains while 27 students have cleared IIT JEE Advanced. This year, JNV Puducherry has emerged as the leading center with over 89% and 100% success for IIT JEE Advanced JEE Mains respectively.
Conducted at JNV centres across India for students of class 11th and 12th, the programme aims to identify, nurture and enable young minds with a penchant for science and technology to achieve their career aspirations. Over the years, graduates of this programme have featured in the top 500 on the IIT Joint Entrance examination list and achieved full-time scholarships at the world's best universities.
The phenomenal achievement of this programme has been attributed to the unique peer-to-peer learning approach along with focused preparation from skilled mentors that help the students better understand the concepts and instill smarter problem solving, furthering their confidence. Success delivered by this programme has motivated the students to work harder and pursue their dreams with hope, perseverance and hard work.
In spite of the on-going pandemic, this programme is currently operational virtually and coaching is being imparted through online medium owing to the safety of the students. Over 212 students from 41 schools nationally are registered to attend the above batches of online classes. 
The recent NEET results have been quite encouraging as well- In the JNV Palghar programme supported by TML, 23 students appeared for NEET, out of which 22 students qualified the exam (95% selection rate).
Elaborating on the success of Tata Motors' Education programmes, Vinod Kulkarni - CSR Head at Tata Motors, said "Tata Motors firmly believes that quality education is the cornerstone of nation-building and has therefore committed to ensuring a conducive learning environment for disadvantaged students across India. Through our programmes, we aim to accelerate the career aspirations of talented young individuals with limited resources, who will further contribute to moving the nation forward. It is a matter of immense pride for Tata Motors to have assisted these future engineers in their educational journey. Tata Motors will continue to design and invest in programmes for better learning of the underprivileged by introducing advanced technology in academics to cater to the evolving times."
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