Scrap Collector’s Son set to become a Doctor

Sagar Regar secured NEET AIR 684 after free coaching at ALLEN Kota

Sometimes the pain of loved ones is devastating. In such situations, awareness and social change become the goals of life. Such is the story of Sagar Regar, a student from Godlyahedi village in Kaithun town, near Kota, the Kashi of education.

After coaching for NEET at ALLEN Career Institute, Kota, under ALLEN Shiksha Sambal, Sagar secured 98.6296 percentile with 564 marks, securing All India Rank 27157 and AIR 684 in the SC category.

Sagar attended a government school in Kaithun and scored 76% in 10th grade and 92% in 12th. Sagar’s father, Murali Regar, is illiterate, and his mother, Ram Murti, studied only until eighth grade.

Took resolved to become a doctor due to Sister’s cancer.

Sagar says that his family is large and, due to a lack of education and awareness, many members are addicted to drugs. His aunt’s daughter developed cancer due to gutkha consumption, which shocked him.

Education is the most effective means of changing society. After becoming a doctor, he will also strive to educate the next generation in his family and society about the importance of education and a drug-free life.

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ALLEN Shiksha Sambal shaped his resolve.

Sagar explained that this success would not have been possible without the support of ALLEN Shiksha Sambal. Along with his studies, he received free board and lodging at ALLEN.

This allowed him to study diligently throughout the year, fulfilling his and his family’s dreams. His father expressed his inability to attend due to insufficient funds. Afterward, the principal of the Government School, Kaithun, guided him and told him about Shiksha Sambal.

“It inspired me to take the exam. I was selected, and my life changed from there. Under the scheme, I received free NEET coaching at ALLEN Kota, and the LN Maheshwari Parmarth Trust provided free accommodation and food.”

In this regard, Naveen Maheshwari, trustee of the LN Maheshwari Parmarth Trust and founder of ALLEN, said that this program was started to promote the talents of Hindi-medium students from government schools.

When these children succeed, their success isn’t limited to just one family. They bring about change in society, inspiring other children to move forward.

Educational support amidst financial hardship

Sagar’s father, Murali Regar, who supports his family by collecting scrap from door to door, said that Sagar had always dreamed of becoming a doctor, but they didn’t have the money to spend.

He was educated in a government school, but Sagar’s passion never wavered, so he received the support of ALLEN Shiksha Sambal, which proved to be very beneficial.

Sagar’s mother is a homemaker and helps him sort scrap from the junk he brings home. They live in a two-room house. Sagar and his two younger sisters live in the family. Their elder sister, Mansi, is studying biology in the 12th grade, while their youngest sister, Ishika, is a 10th-grade student.

Sagar says that Shiksha Sambal has changed the course of his life. Without the benefits of this program, he would have had to enroll in a B.Sc. program. His father is illiterate, and his mother, Ram Murti, has studied only up to the eighth grade.

However, both understand the importance of education and have always encouraged him to move forward.

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ALLEN Shiksha Sambal

To fulfill the dreams of Hindi-medium students from government schools, the ALLEN Shiksha Sambal program has been running since 2024 under the joint aegis of ALLEN Career Institute and L.N. Maheshwari Parmarth Trust.

Under this program, 126 students are selected based on their exam scores and are provided free NEET coaching. The total number of students participating is 81 girls and 45 boys.

ALLEN Career Institute provides free coaching in Kota, and the LN Parmarth Trust provides free accommodation and meals.

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Aabshar Hassan Quazi

Aabshar H. Quazi is a seasoned education writer associated with ALLEN Career Institute, where he crafts insightful blogs on competitive exam trends, student journeys, and academic guidance. With a background in journalism, Aabshar has worked as Principal Correspondent for Hindustan Times, honing his skills in storytelling, analysis, and impactful reporting. His writing blends credibility with clarity, making complex topics accessible for students and parents alike.