Three former IITians launch North India’s much-awaited scholarship exam for aspiring doctors and engineers

Trigya Eduventure, a rapidly emerging name in test preparatory services for aspiring IITians and doctors, has announced the launch of its flagship scholarship exam THRIVE-2025, scheduled to be held from October 30 to November 4, 2025, across Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, and Himachal. The exam will also be available in online mode.

“We are overwhelmed by the response THRIVE has received over the last three years. It has now become one of the most trusted gateways in North India for students aspiring to achieve their IIT or medical dreams,” said Daljeet Singh, a former IITian and Co-Founder and mentor at Trigya Eduventure.

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Highlighting the benefits, Singh added, “Students can earn scholarships of up to 100 per cent on tuition fees, win cash prizes, participate in scientific tours, and gain recognition at the North India level. We also offer special scholarships for deserving students, along with expert guidance from mentors with decades of proven success in IIT-JEE and NEET coaching.”

Shailesh Gupta, also a former IITian and Co-Founder and mentor at Trigya, noted: “Our focus is not just on marks but on mentoring each student with personalised attention. Unlike large commercial coaching set-ups, we work in small batches, ensuring no student is left behind.”

He further said, “Students from Classes VIII to XII are eligible for up to 100% scholarships on tuition fees, along with cash awards. Even beyond the top scorers, attractive scholarships will be offered based on performance in the THRIVE exam.”

Emphasising the mission, Rajat Garg, an ex-IITian and Co-Founder and Mentor at Trigya, remarked: “As three ex-IITians who have mentored thousands of students across India, we launched Trigya to bring stability and care into the coaching industry. THRIVE reflects our commitment to providing meaningful guidance and results.”

Garg added, “Apart from Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, and Himachal, more THRIVE centres can be opened in other cities on requests from students, parents, or schools, subject to minimum requirements.”