Progress Report: CPCL SUPER 30, Chennai

Duration: March-April 2024

Introduction: The CPCL Super 30 initiative aimed at providing educational
opportunities to underprivileged and economically weaker section (EWS)
students aspiring for admissions through JEE Main and Advance, has made
significant strides in its implementation and outreach efforts during the
months of March and April 2024.
Key Activities and Achievements:
1. Training and Initiation:
 The CSRL Selected Project Manager & Project Officer inaugurated
the project on 6th March 2024, in Delhi, followed by training at
the Kanpur training center.
 After completing a 5-day internship training, temporary office
administration and communication work commenced at
Meenambakkam near to Chennai Airport.
2. Awareness Campaigns:
 Leaflet distribution campaigns were conducted on March 4, 5, 6,
8, 9, and 12 at JEE Examination Centers through the 8 promoters
designated for the project objectives and the benefits to the
Parents and Students.
 Visits were made to schools in Manali, Thiruvetiur, Ennore, where
the CPCL Super 30 team meet with HMs and explained about the
CPCL Super - 30 project and its admission process to
underprivileged and EWS students aspiring for the JEE exams.
3. School Visits and Enrolment:
 Visits were made to St. Mary's HSS, VC HSS, American College HSS,
Sethupathy HSS at Madurai to enroll students in the CPCL Super -
30 project.
 Despite being government and government-aided schools, offline
exams were recommended over CBT, with letters distributed to
 government and school HMs. A total of 260 schools were covered,
with official letters dispatched to all district collectors in Tamil
Nadu as part of promotion activities.
4. Strategic Meetings:
 Meetings were held with CPCL higher officials on 6th April in
Manali, attended by Tugin Thatten & Mr. Gomes Raj, and Mr.
Prem Chand, Chief General Manager at the CPCL office in
Tenampet.
 Discussions included future plans and actions, with a focus on
finalizing residential training arrangements and advertisement
strategies.
Upcoming Plans:
1. Finalizing Residential Training: Plans are underway to finalize residential
training arrangements for the 30 students.
2. Advertisement Campaigns: Advertisement slots in English and Tamil
language daily newspapers are scheduled for May 6, 12, 19, and 26,
2024. Additionally, preparations for offline question papers are
underway, awaiting approval from the head office.
3. School Visits and Enrolment Drive: Future visits to government and
aided HRSS schools in Kanchipurathura, Chengalpattu, and Villupuram
are planned. Telecallers have already contacted 1,250 students for
enrollment, with 4 students registered for the offline examination.
Conclusion: The CPCL Super 30 project has made commendable progress in its
mission to provide educational opportunities to deserving students. With
strategic planning and continued efforts, it aims to achieve its objectives and
make a meaningful impact on the lives of underprivileged youth aspiring for
higher education.