Urges Friday announcements and wider outreach to ensure talented students benefit from free residential coaching programmes
Hyderabad: Hazrat Ameer-e-Shariat, Maulana Ahmad Wali Faisal Rahmani, has appealed to Imams of mosques, religious scholars, educational institutions and community leaders to actively publicise the Rahmani30 Entrance Examination 2026, urging them to ensure that deserving students across the community do not miss out on the opportunity.
In an appeal dated October 22, 2026, Maulana Rahmani called upon Imams to make special announcements during Friday congregations and encourage students and their parents to apply for the entrance examination. He also urged schools, teachers and community organisations to identify academically promising students and guide them through the registration process.
Rahmani30, an educational initiative of Rahmani Mission, offers free, fully residential coaching programmes aimed at preparing talented students for some of India’s most competitive examinations. Its programmes cover Engineering (IIT-JEE), Medical (NEET), Commerce (CA, CS, CLAT and CMA), Defence (NDA) and Junior Foundation courses.
The entrance examination for the 2026 programme is scheduled for November 29, 2026, while the last date for submission of application forms is November 15, 2026. Applications have been opened for eligible students.
Highlighting the contribution of Rahmani30 towards nurturing young talent, Maulana Rahmani observed that the initiative, through the sustained efforts of scholars, educationists, well-wishers and its dedicated team, has been helping guide the community’s youth towards academic excellence and professional careers.
He particularly emphasised the need for collective community participation in taking the opportunity to students who may otherwise remain unaware of such educational avenues.
In his appeal, he asked Imams and mosque managements to make announcements after Friday prayers, while encouraging teachers, school managements, social workers and volunteers to spread the information in their neighbourhoods and educational institutions.
The appeal also calls upon community members to circulate the examination announcement digitally through WhatsApp and social media, and display printed posters at mosques, schools, libraries and community centres.
The broader message is that identifying and guiding one deserving student towards quality education can have a lasting impact—not only on the individual and family but also on society.
Maulana Rahmani expressed hope that the collective efforts of the community would help more students benefit from the initiative and become capable professionals and contributors to the nation and society.
For details and online registration, visit: www.rahmanimission.org
The entrance examination is free of charge.
