Jaipur Students Get 100% Scholarship to Study in Top US, UK Universities

Four students from Jaipur have secured admissions and scholarships to pursue Bachelors from universities in theUK and USAforthe academic year 2022-23.Each student has been selected in tandem with their individual efforts and potential.

Stanford University has offered a 100% scholarship to Yuvraj Baheti, whoinitiated a charity platform UpliftConnect under his family name (Baheti) in June 2020 and raised INR 80 lakhs by reaching out to registered donors, high schools and individuals. The scale of his initiative and his dedication to it helped him secure his scholarship and admission.

Navya Bhardwaj, who also received a 100% scholarship from Dartmouth College,started her individual awareness creation project on The Entangled Minds to draw attention towards the subject of Mental Health. Her pure consistency and persistence earned her the scholarship and admission.

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Yuvraj Baheti and Navya Bhardwaj have been awardedscholarships worth INR2.01 crores and INR 2.4 crores respectively.

Earning scholarships along with admissions have eased the future course for these two students. As stated by Saurabh Modi, Chairman of Neerja Modi Group of Schools, Ivy League universities award scholarships on the basis of future goals while UK universities are extremely selective.

Syna Majumdar, another Jaipur student,has been offered admission tothe University of Cambridge (UK). Her efforts in teaching primary and upper primary classes on how to write for newspapers, opinion pieces and short stories have been ofhelp along with her consistently outstanding academic scores.

Lastly, Ananya Solanki has secured admission to Princeton University and has a goal to improve human lives through life sciences (Biology, etc.) and pure sciences (Physics and Chemistry).

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Here is the list of the four Jaipur students who secured admissions in leading universities in the US and the UK:

Source: The Times Of India