Our History

                                          ‘THE CONCEPT SCHOOL’ is the brainchild of a Young Engineer Prof. Avinash Nitnaware. There is no doubt that it has become a perfect pathway for the success of rural students towards their professional career. Prof. Nitnaware, the then Head of Department in a reputed Engineering College analyzed that there is a knowledge gap between urban and rural students which becomes clearly visible when they come up for graduation studies. This analysis also served another key fact that dropout and failure rate of rural students is higher during their engineering graduation. It is an alarming situation not for the students but also for the parents who admit their wards to such courses under financial burden. Ascertaining the reasons, it was also found that rural students basically lack in core competence and which can’t be developed overnight. During multiple sessions of counseling to students, it was realized that rural students are lagging behind because they do not get that competitive environment and educational support services at secondary and higher secondary levels. In a helpless situation, students wishing to avail such services rush to mega cities like Kota, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Nagpur, etc. and no doubt but it has always been a costly affair! Prof. Nitnaware made up his mind to take up this scenario as a social responsibility and provide suitable educational support services to rural students. The idea was shared with his colleagues Gagandeep Madan and Ritesh Shangrapawar, Shrikant Sabbanwar, Mclin Ghosal and convinced them for the exclusive project. In 2015, with the help of his younger brother Rajesh Nitnaware, he managed to start JEE batch of five students at a very nominal fees out of which only one student continued with them till the END who cracked JEE mains. The task was not easy as after finishing their regular job that would always pack them for the day in Nagpur, the team would regularly travel nearly 150 kms everyday to Katol for attending a single student. Dedication for uplifting the student was matchless with this routine and Prof. Avinash would not hesitate to compromise his partial salary for this venture. To augment the financial requirements, they managed somehow to conduct a batch for Std. X CBSE. The genuine efforts brought spotless results; and 07 of 10 admitted students were 10 pointers!! Meanwhile Mr. Shrikant and Mclin were selected for public sector jobs and they left to join another course of life.