Minerva Institute, a coaching centre, has launched the Him Quest Talent Search Exam 2025 for Class X, XI and XII science students, offering 100 per cent scholarships and attractive prizes to top performers.
Kangra Additional SP Hitesh Lakhanpal, the chief guest at the launch, lauded the initiative as a valuable platform for students to showcase their talent and access better educational opportunities. He urged students to cultivate patience, noting that perseverance is key to success.
Institute manager Rakesh Chandel announced that the Class XII (science) state topper will receive either a Scooty or Rs 1 lakh in cash, along with a full scholarship. Toppers in Class XI and Class X will be awarded an Apple MacBook Air and a 100 per cent scholarship.
Students ranked second to 20th will get laptops, tablets, smartwatches, digital pads and scholarships from 70 per cent to 100 per cent. Those ranked 21st to 120th will receive a 60 per cent scholarship and gift hampers. Registrations are open at HimQuest.com, with exam centres located across Himachal Pradesh for easy access.
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