Book on V.K. Bansal
A book on one of the best teachers I have ever known, Mr. V.K. Bansal (Bansal Classes, Kota)
Description of the book: A remarkable tale of the rise of small towns India as the new centres of
business and money Will be of great interest to IIT-JEE aspirants and
students in general Also narrates the journey of Bansal Classes, the
branchild of V.K.Bansal, today a premier tutoring institute for the
IIT-JEE A tutor transforms the way students take the IIT-JEE. Most
students of science in Indian high schools aspire to join one of the
Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT). Thus competition for admission is
fierce and staying one step ahead, the IITs make their Joint Entrance
Examination (JEE) more difficult each year. Each year Bansal Classes,
the premier tutoring institute for the IIT-JEE, puts more students into
the IITs than any other. Bansal Classes is the brainchild of V.K. Bansal
who began his career as a tutor teaching a single student on his dining
table. He had just been diagnosed with muscular dystrophy and was on
the verge of losing his job with JK Synthetics Limited. Today, Bansal
Classes are based at three centres in Rajasthan in Kota, Ajmer and
Jaipur and total annual revenues are pegged at over a billion rupees.
The Kota centre alone admits almost 20,000 students each year of which
10 per cent make it into the IITs. And more astounding is the cascading
effect Bansal Classes has had on the town of Kota which has gained a
name as a major hub for specialized tutoring. Lucidly written, It All
Adds Up narrates a remarkable tale; not just of individual success, but
of the rise of small towns India as the new centres of business and
money.
Author Bio: Sachin Jha is an alumnus of Bansal Classes and the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. An entrepreneur, Sachin runs a chemical manufacturing business in Kota. He paints in oils and acrylic and has had few, well received exhibitions.
Author Bio: Sachin Jha is an alumnus of Bansal Classes and the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. An entrepreneur, Sachin runs a chemical manufacturing business in Kota. He paints in oils and acrylic and has had few, well received exhibitions.
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I expect a grammatically crappy book ahead :)