Global Student Prize 2025: 148 countries and 11 thousand students .. Bihar’s Adarsh ​​Kumar dominated the world even in this crowd

This year, about 11 thousand students from 148 countries applied for Global Student Prize. Of these, 10 have been placed in the list of top finalists. These students gave new height to Stem education, artificial intelligence to the common people, and also worked to connect the children of the marginalized communities with digital education. The winner of the Global Student Prize will be given $ 1,00,000 lakh i.e. 88 lakh rupees from the Varkey Foundation and Chegg.org.

Name associated in many social initiatives

Adarsh ​​Kumar studies at Jayashree Periwal International School in Jaipur. His mother runs a family alone. Due to financial constraints, Adarsh ​​Kumar studied with old laptops and free online resources. He started a platform called Skillzo, which gives the disadvantaged students lead and training opportunities. Apart from this, Adarsh ​​took many social initiatives like Kovid-19 vaccination campaign, establishment of government schools, plantation programs. He has so far helped more than 1,300 families.

1. Adarsh ​​Kumar (India) – Adarsh ​​Kumar, who hails from Champaran, Bihar, runs a mentorship platform called Skillzo with limited resources.
2. Fatma Denise Idin (Lion) – Cognitive develops adaptive courses for children with impairments. Access to 10,000+ children in 47 rehabilitation centers.
3. Valeria Corrales (Spain) – Huesca student, co-founder of a Youtube channel called Valpat Steam; Stem education is working to provide free.
4. Grace Liu (America) – Research to Empower runs a program called, which teaches all children to do research so that they can find answers to their questions themselves.
5. Dalia Zidan (UAE) – To carry forward the youth in science and studies, started a science journal, which puts the voice of children in front.
6. Adama Finda Borway (Sierra Leone): Skills work for girls and create a safe environment for girls. This helps them to continue studying and move forward.
7. Gaston Diaz (Argentina) – Help in enacting laws for digital and financial education, due to which millions of students are benefiting from it.
8. Omar ahmed (Egypt): Arabic runs a channel teaching coding on Tiktok for speaking children. Along with this, technical devices that help in illness and disability are also made.
9. Krishiv thakuria (India): AI tutors for children and voice -working toys are made. Beneficial for children who have difficulty in reading.
10. Shohail ismail (Britain): Socially run AI Literacy Program for backward youth, so that they can achieve better work.