Every institution is defined not only by academic achievements but by the lives it touches, values it instils, and opportunities it creates. At MS Education Academy, education is envisioned as a transformative journey integrating academic excellence with faith, character, leadership, service and social responsibility.
The year 2025 reflected this vision through remarkable achievements in academics, professional education, entrepreneurship, student development, community welfare and national recognition. From competitive examination success and expanded holistic education to women’s empowerment, entrepreneurship, healthcare and educational support for underserved communities, MS continued to extend its impact beyond the classroom and strengthen its commitment to shaping individuals and society.
The year began with a powerful reaffirmation of MS Education Academy’s belief that academic excellence and spiritual development can go hand in hand. At MS Junior College, Malakpet, the inauguration of a dedicated Namaz Hall with ablution facilities reflected the Academy’s commitment to creating an environment where students can pursue demanding academic goals without losing sight of their spiritual responsibilities. With separate prayer arrangements for boys and girls, the initiative reinforced the Academy’s vision of developing well-rounded individuals grounded in both faith and contemporary education.
This philosophy was reflected in the remarkable performance of MS Junior College students in JEE Main 2025. Five students crossed the 99 percentile mark, 12 scored above 95 percentile and 21 above 90 percentile, with Hafiz Mohammed Abdul Muheeth Simal leading at 99.86 percentile. In the final results, seven MS students crossed 99 percentile, 21 scored above 93.10 percentile and 37 qualified for JEE Advanced. Munazza Siddiqui’s 99.016 percentile was particularly inspiring for young women. With 173 MS students gaining admission to IITs, NITs and other premier institutions, the results strengthened MS’s position in India’s competitive education landscape.
The momentum continued with an outstanding performance in the Intermediate Board Examinations. MS Junior College produced 48 students scoring 990 marks or above, with Ayesha Fatima and Azreen Fatima topping the cohort with 995/1000. The achievement reflected a broader culture of disciplined preparation, faculty mentorship and sustained academic effort. The First Year results further strengthened this reputation, with students securing top positions across BPC, MPC, MEC and CEC streams. Nearly 200 students scored between 430 and 440 marks, highlighting the depth and consistency of academic performance across the college.
MS Creative School added another remarkable chapter through its SSC 2025 results. With a 97.5% success rate, the school produced strong performances across the batch. Atyaf Amtul Musawwir led with 590 out of 600, while seven students crossed 580 marks, 141 scored above 540 and 387 students achieved 500 or more. The results reflected the school’s effort to combine rigorous academics with tarbiyah and character formation.
The academic journey continued through TG EAPCET 2025, where 17 MS Junior College students secured ranks within the Top 1000. Their performance reinforced the institution’s consistency across multiple competitive examinations, including EAPCET, NEET, IIT-JEE and board examinations.
MS Education Academy’s commitment to competitive education was further demonstrated through its IIT-JEE Advanced 2025 results. Students including Mohammed Abdul Muheeth Simal, who secured AIR 1345, Afnan Ahmed with AIR 3941 and Mohammed Ridhan with AIR 5611, along with other qualifiers, carried forward the Academy’s tradition of excellence.
The same philosophy was reflected in the success of MS Junior College alumnus Dr. Ashraf Rabia. Securing an All India Rank of 519 and Telangana Rank 25 in NEET PG 2025, while emerging as the Minority Category topper, she represented the long-term impact of the MS educational journey. From her days at MS Junior College to Osmania Medical College and postgraduate success, her story illustrated how the right foundation, sustained effort and mentorship can shape a remarkable professional journey.
Academic achievement remained only one dimension of the year. MS Education Academy continued to expand its efforts to provide students with structured opportunities for holistic learning while ensuring that it remained integrated with mainstream academics. A significant milestone came with the inauguration of the 10th branch of MS Hifz Academy at Rajendranagar. The expansion formed part of the Academy’s long-term vision of nurturing 10,000 Huffaz by 2036. Since its inception, the Hifz Academy had already enabled hundreds of students to complete Quran memorization through a structured two-year curriculum.
The Academy’s 7th Dastaar Bandi ceremony provided another powerful expression of this mission. A total of 106 students 70 boys and 36 girls were honoured for completing Quran memorization. With 477 Huffaz prepared since 2016 and 10 active branches, MS Hifz Academy demonstrated that Hifz can be pursued alongside mainstream education, allowing students to remain academically competitive while deeply rooted in the Qur’an.
The MS Education Academy’s philosophy of holistic education begins in the earliest years. At the annual graduation ceremony of MS Creative Kids, young learners completed their pre-primary journey under the theme “Little Caliphs: Education with Values – Moving Forward with Purpose.” Across six sessions, children presented performances highlighting girls’ safety, hygiene, selflessness and the role of women in society. The event reinforced the Academy’s belief that education must nurture not only knowledge but also character, empathy and purpose. Emphasis was also placed on teachers as Murabbi (nurturers), positive parenting, role modelling, Qur’anic values, patient guidance and prayer.
MS Education Academy also continued to broaden its definition of education by creating platforms where students could develop entrepreneurial and professional capabilities.
EdVenture Park, MS’s student-centric startup incubation centre, celebrated 25 market-ready startups, with several already generating significant revenues. Over four years, the platform has supported 600+ founders, engaged 10,000+ students and nurtured more than 270 startups. Student-led ventures such as Leeza.app, StudentUnion.im, GoodMind.app and Ministry of Cheese showcased the diversity of ideas emerging from young innovators. With 60% women-led startups and free end-to-end support, EdVenture Park reflects MS’s commitment to making entrepreneurship accessible to young people, regardless of their financial resources or existing networks.
The Academy’s commitment to women’s empowerment was equally visible through the MS Teacher Training Academy. The launch of its third Pre-Primary Teachers Training Course built upon the success of earlier cohorts and created another meaningful career pathway for women. The programme had already enabled 160 women to transition towards professional teaching roles through structured learning, mentorship and practical training. The second convocation of the MS Teacher Training Academy further reinforced this mission, with 150 graduates receiving diplomas in Pre-Primary Teacher Training. The programme demonstrated how skill-based education can create professional opportunities while simultaneously strengthening the quality of early childhood education.
Recognising that success in the modern world requires more than academic knowledge, MS Education Academy introduced the MS Orators Gavel Club at MS Future School, Mallepally. Affiliated with Toastmasters, the platform was designed to develop communication, confidence, leadership and critical-thinking skills among students. As the first such club established at a school in Hyderabad, it represented another step in MS’s effort to prepare students not merely for examinations, but for life beyond them.
MS students continued to make their mark beyond the classroom. Zara Ahmed, a student of MS Junior College, secured first place nationally in the Doyens of Peace video competition, competing against 198 participants from eight South Asian nations. Her work highlighted youth-led peace, environmental cooperation and regional dialogue. In another international achievement, Mohammed Safwan Qureshi and Mohammed Imtiyaz Affan of MS Creative School became the only two Cub Scouts from India selected to represent the country at the 14th National Cuboree in Sri Lanka. Their achievement reflected the values of confidence, discipline, community spirit and global citizenship.
MS’s academic ecosystem continued to produce students who moved confidently into professional education. Mohammad Zuhair Hyder became the 142nd MS student to clear the CA Foundation Examination, securing 261 out of 400 in his first attempt. Later in the year, Mohammed Hasnuddin and Mirza Hasan Raza also cleared the CA Foundation examination, taking the lifetime tally to 144 qualifiers. These achievements reflected more than examination preparation. Students repeatedly attributed their success to disciplined study, regular testing, faculty mentorship and family support. The Academy’s MEC programme continued to emphasise financial literacy, ethical grounding and social responsibility alongside academic preparation.
MS Education Academy has consistently believed that achievement should be recognised in a way that motivates others to dream bigger. This philosophy was evident when 49 meritorious Intermediate students were awarded ₹1 lakh each for their outstanding performance in the 2025 examinations. The growth was particularly significant: from six such awardees the previous year to 49 in 2025. With students achieving scores ranging from 985 to 995, the awards recognised individual excellence while also celebrating the collective contribution of teachers, parents and mentors. Such recognition reflected a broader institutional belief—that success should not end with applause. It should become a source of inspiration for the next generation.
Beyond classrooms, MS Education Academy continued its commitment to healthcare and humanitarian service. The Zaibus Charitable Eye Clinic at Jhirra, Asifnagar, expanded the seven-year legacy of its charitable polyclinic, offering affordable eye care alongside pharmacy, dental, diagnostic and skill-development services. The Academy also organised a blood donation camp with MNJ Government Cancer Hospital, with students, staff and Founder & Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan participating. Further recognising its commitment to vulnerable communities, the Thalassemia Sickle Cell Society honoured MS for providing free, dignified education to children affected by these conditions across its schools and colleges.
MS Education Academy strengthened its contribution to the civil services ecosystem through MS IAS Academy. The Free Residential Civil Services Coaching Programme 2025 attracted over 2,100 aspirants across 103 centres, with 50 candidates selected after multiple screening and interview stages. The fully funded programme provides UPSC coaching, accommodation, meals, library access, high-speed internet and fitness facilities, helping remove financial barriers for meritorious students. The Academy’s commitment to purposeful public service was further reinforced through a motivational session by Munawar Zama, who encouraged aspirants to view the UPSC journey as a mission of service, integrity, discipline and responsibility.
At the heart of every educational institution are its teachers. MS Education Academy’s Teachers’ Day celebrations therefore became an opportunity not merely to honour educators, but to reaffirm their role as nation-builders and nurturers. The Academy emphasised that teachers must remain intellectually and morally ahead of technology while learning to use AI as a supportive tool rather than viewing it as a replacement. The message reflected the changing educational landscape: technology may transform teaching, but the human ability to nurture character, inspire confidence and understand individual students remains irreplaceable. The year’s teacher development initiatives reinforced this belief by creating opportunities for educators to grow professionally while strengthening the foundations of early childhood education.
All these achievements came together during MS Education Academy’s 35th Foundation Day celebrations under the theme “Legacy of Excellence, Vision for Tomorrow.” What began in 1991 with a humble two-room centre founded by Mohammed Lateef Khan had grown into a nationwide educational network serving approximately 35,000 students and more than 100,000 alumni across India. Over the years, MS institutions have produced doctors, engineers, civil servants, chartered accountants, Huffaz and professionals across diverse fields. Yet the Foundation Day celebrations made clear that the institution’s greatest achievement cannot be measured only in numbers. Its deeper legacy lies in creating an educational culture where academic ambition and moral responsibility are not treated as opposites.
The growing impact of this vision received one of its most significant recognitions when the Government of Telangana honoured Founder and Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan with the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad National Award 2025. The award recognised more than three decades of work in education, social service and minority upliftment. It represented an acknowledgement of an approach built around accessibility, values and measurable outcomes. For MS Education Academy, the recognition was not viewed as an endpoint. Instead, it became a reminder of the responsibility that comes with having a larger social mission: to continue making quality education accessible and to expand opportunities for communities that need them most.
The year concluded with another significant recognition for MS Degree Colleges for Women. With campuses at Malakpet, Charminar, Asif Nagar and Toli Chowki, the institution received the ET TECH X Future Ready Institutions Award 2025. The recognition acknowledged the colleges’ commitment to quality-driven, technology-enabled and career-oriented education, supported by industry-aligned curricula, skill development, innovative teaching practices and a strong focus on employability. For MS Degree Colleges for Women, the award represented more than institutional recognition. It reaffirmed a larger mission to enable women to become confident, self-reliant and professionally capable contributors to society.
The year also witnessed the conclusion of Mission Fajr 2025 at the historic Makkah Masjid. After forty days of encouraging students to develop consistency in prayer, punctuality and disciplined daily routines, students gathered with their parents, teachers and institutional leaders for congregational Fajr prayer. The initiative demonstrated MS’s belief that values become meaningful when they are practised collectively and consistently.
Looking back at the year, the achievements of MS Education Academy tell a story that is much larger than a collection of examination results, awards, inaugurations and milestones.
It is the story of a student who combines Hifz with academic excellence.
It is the story of a young woman breaking barriers through a national-level achievement.
It is the story of aspiring civil servants receiving an opportunity they may not otherwise have been able to afford.
It is the story of teachers becoming better educators, young entrepreneurs turning ideas into businesses, students finding their voices through public speaking, and families receiving support through education, healthcare and humanitarian initiatives.
It is also the story of an institution that continues to evolve without losing sight of its founding values. From a two-room centre in 1991 to a nationwide educational ecosystem, MS Education Academy’s journey has been shaped by a simple but powerful belief: education should transform lives, strengthen character and create opportunities to serve society. The accomplishments of 2025 therefore are not simply milestones to be recorded. They are foundations for what comes next.
As MS Education Academy moves forward, the ambition remains clear to raise the standards of academic excellence, deepen value-based education, expand opportunities for students and women, strengthen community service, nurture entrepreneurs and future leaders, and ensure that every learner is equipped not only to succeed in life, but to contribute meaningfully to the world around them.
It was The Year of Celebration—a celebration of excellence, values, dreams, and the people who made them possible. From the classroom to the stage, from science labs to prayer halls, MSians lit up every corner with brilliance and purpose.
In a year that brimmed with milestones and moments of pride, MS Education Academy once again stood tall—honoring its students’ achievements, empowering educators, and setting new benchmarks in holistic learning.
It began with courage. MS Education Academy celebrated its 4th annual Himmat Day on 1st January 2024, uniting 2400 orphan students and their mothers. Keynote speaker Mohammed Wali Rahmani inspired courage through the Prophet’s example. Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan shared his own orphan journey and announced an Umrah initiative for top-performing students, encouraging academic excellence and offering support to transform lives through education and faith.
Then with a spark of curiosity. Five bright minds from MS Creative School—Junaid, Zahra, Tanyeem, Soha, and Wajahathullah—embarked on a journey into the world of science at the prestigious CSIR-CCMB’s Young Innovators Program 2024. From genetics to vaccine research, the frontiers of biotechnology, bringing home not just knowledge, but the thrill of innovation.
Science wasn’t the only arena where MSians made their mark. In the National Science Olympiad, 159 MS students clinched gold, and 16 advanced to Level-2. It was a proud moment for Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan, who celebrated the students’ excellence in problem-solving and critical thinking.
Leadership took the stage next. Thirteen students from MS Creative School earned coveted seats in the 3rd World Teen Parliament—voices ready to shape global conversations. From Arisa to Wajiha, each name became a testament to MS’s unwavering commitment to nurturing tomorrow’s leaders.
Then came the JEE Mains. Twenty-one students soared above the 90 percentile mark, with Ayaan Ahmed leading the pack at 99.29. Their grit and hard work, backed by MS’s faculty and parents’ support, reinforced the Academy’s academic legacy.
A heartfelt initiative—MS launched a Braille Quran project for visually impaired students. Since 2014, this program has empowered over 250 students with accessible Islamic education, reminding everyone that true learning knows no barriers.
The Akhlaaq Show 2024 brought warmth and values to the forefront. With 10,000 attendees at Lalitakala Thoranam, students performed heartfelt tributes to grandparents, merging moral education with celebration. Amidst this, a quiet hero emerged—Mohammed Aymanuddin, honored for never missing a single day of school since Nursery. His award for unwavering regularity became a symbol of silent dedication.
Talent found its stage at “MS Got Talent,” where Hamd, Naat, and Nazm echoed across institutions. Over three months, 44 finalists competed at the Salsabeel Studio in Ababeel Media Hub, culminating in a grand finale that captured hearts and screens alike.
MS IAS Academy also made waves in the prestigious UPSC Civil Services Exam. Mohammed Asim Mujtaba and Mohammed Burhan Zaman secured AIR 481 and AIR 822, carrying MS’s dream of producing 100 IAS officers by 2036 a few steps closer. Their journeys inspired hundreds at a felicitation event, where they were awarded MacBooks and Umrah trips.
Even the youngest at MS had their moment to shine. Over 14 branches came together for the MS Creative Kids Graduation Ceremony. Through cultural acts and spirited performances, these little stars celebrated India’s unity and their first big educational milestone.
Academic excellence continued to pour in. In the Intermediate Exam 2024, Juwairiah Noor and Hafiz Affaaf Ahmed topped the state with a stunning 993/1000. MS celebrated them with ₹1 lakh each, while 149 others scored above 900—a collective triumph of diligence and vision.
The SSC results added to the celebration. Thirty-five students secured a perfect 10/10 CGPA, including two Hafiz-e-Quran. Scholarships flowed, and Zahra Fatima, an orphan achiever, was gifted an Umrah journey—an embodiment of MS’s promise to stand by its students.
At a grand gala event, MS Education Academy hosted a grand felicitation ceremony on May 20, 2024, at Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Hyderabad, to honour SSC and Intermediate toppers from MS Creative School and MS Junior College. Thirty-three students who achieved 10/10 CGPA were awarded ₹25,000 each, while 310 others were also felicitated. Seven Intermediate toppers received ₹1 lakh each. The event featured Chief Guest Prof. Amir Ullah Khan and IAS officer Mohammed Faizan Ahmed, who inspired students with their insights. The celebration reflected MS’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence.
Medical aspirations soared too. In NEET 2024, 36 MSians scored above 600. Among them, Mohammed Abdul Muqtadir stunned with 703/720 and was rewarded with ₹1 lakh. His twin brother, Musawwir, also shone brightly, proving that success achieved with determination creates lasting impact.
BITSAT results echoed similar excellence. Mohammed Fazal Ur Rahman (299), Ayaan Ahmed (253), and Mohammed Shadab Shaikh (240) emerged as top scorers, validating the Academy’s emphasis on quality guidance and competitive readiness.
MS’s commitment to civil services took center stage again with a heartwarming felicitation event. Former students, now IAS and IPS officers, returned to share stories of resilience. Their journeys kindled the ambitions of future leaders, while the Chairman’s vision of nurturing 100 IAS officers burned brighter than ever.
Faith and devotion were not left behind. On August 15th, MS Hifz Academy honored 71 students for memorizing the Holy Quran at its 6th Dastaar Bandi Ceremony. The event highlighted the Academy’s unique blend of spiritual and modern education.
Empowering women took a tangible form when MS Teacher Training Academy celebrated its first graduating batch—107 women awarded diplomas in Pre-Primary Teacher Training. The event, filled with gratitude and hope, was a reminder that every teacher molds the future.
In the world of sports, Syeda Farida Sultana became a national pride. Donning her hijab and black belt, she clinched a bronze at the 11th Commonwealth Karate Championship in South Africa. Her journey, shaped by her father’s coaching and her own grit, was saluted by the nation and MS alike.
And finally, the heart of MS beat strongest with Mission Fajr 2024. Over 1,000 students and their parents gathered at the historic Mecca Masjid to offer the Fajr prayer, launching a 40-day journey of discipline, devotion, and divine connection. The morning air was filled with unity and purpose—a reflection of MS’s ethos.
| No. | Student Name | Mark / 1000 | Stream | Hall Ticket No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Ayesha Fatima | 991 | MPC | 2360224991 |
| 2. | Maimoona Mahvash | 991 | BPC | 2361226003 |
| 3. | Manara Naim | 991 | BPC | 2361224190 |
| 4. | Sumera Fatima | 991 | BPC | 2361241196 |
| 5. | Sheema Nousheen | 991 | BPC | 2361222975 |
| 6. | Madiha | 991 | BPC | 2360224713 |
| 7. | Tabassum Banu | 990 | BPC | 2361235537 |
| 8. | Syeda Zainab Unnisa | 990 | BPC | 2361224374 |
| 9. | Nusybah | 990 | BPC | 2361220224 |
| No. | Student Name | cGPA | Hall Ticket No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ayesha Siddiq | 10/10 | 2322123825 |
| 2 | Dania Jabeen | 10/10 | 2322122850 |
| 3 | Aribah Ikram | 10/10 | 2322124699 |
| 4 | Shifa Fatima | 10/10 | 2322125431 |
| 5 | Mohammed Abdul Muheeth Simal | 10/10 | 2322123331 |
| 6 | Mohammed Abdul Muqeet | 10/10 | 2322145142 |
| 7 | Seema Fatima Syeda | 10/10 | 2322169078 |
| 8 | Ruhma Begum | 10/10 | 2322169518 |
| 9 | Khadijah Abdullah | 10/10 | 2322169908 |
| 10 | Ayesha Moin Shaik | 10/10 | 2322170178 |
| 11 | Syeda Zuha Mujahed | 10/10 | 2322170176 |
| 12 | Salwa Fatima | 10/10 | 2322170100 |
| 13 | Syeda Mehreen Sultana | 10/10 | 2322169626 |
| 14 | Syeda Abida Mahamood | 10/10 | 2322125367 |
| No. | Student Name | Rank | Hall Ticket No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Syed Abdul Raheem Shukoor |
670 | 4201100536 |
| 2 | Syed Abdul Basit Rehan | 665 | 4201090141 |
| 3 | Siyana VP | 650 | 2808140318 |
| 4 | Mohammed Abdul Malik | 647 | 4201020202 |
| 5 | Amara Fatima | 624 | 4201160293 |
| 6 | Ibrahim Mohammed Abdul Basith | 604 | 4201130010 |
| No. | Student Name | Rank | Hall Ticket No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Syed Abdul Raheem Shukoor | 80 | 2314A07210 |
| 2 | Mohammad Abdul Malik | 343 | 2314A01515 |
| 3 | Atika Zainab | 410 | 2314A01006 |
| 4 | Zobiah Siddiqua | 591 | 2314D02118 |
| 5 | Suha Mazher | 655 | 2314A02352 |
| 6 | Sakina Sameen | 733 | 2314C01868 |
| 7 | Kashif Ahmed | 736 | 2314A10137 |
| 8 | Ammara Fatima | 738 | 2314A06011 |
| 9 | Anjum Sultana | 745 | 2314A02538 |
| 10 | Nabeela Mariyum Ansari | 757 | 2314A05028 |
Established MS Creative School at Shastripuram. MS Creative Schools provide modern education based on the principles of Integration, Realization and Innovation which cultures their identity, fosters a sense of responsibility and quest to explore their potential.
Established a MS Foundational School at Kanpur. We try to provide a learning ambience where children learn by doing and observing and therefore, we have designed a holistic framework of nurturing the body, mind, heart and soul of students.
Started Umrah Program with the intention to reward teachers for their stalwart efforts towards organization by sending them for Umrah. MS made this big announcement on the 75th Independence Day to send 75 selected senior teachers to Umrah. This year’s first batch of 25 teachers were selected through Khurra on the Teachers’ Day event at Metro Convention Function Centre, Hyderabad and they had performed Umrah along with their mahram / spouses in the year 2022.
ISO CERTIFICATION: MS Education Academy had been certified by (International Organization for Standardization) ISO for Educational Organization Management System and got ISO 21001:2018 certification. It is worth to be noted that only 2 minority institutions in India were awarded with this and MS is one of them because of our innovative approach and strict adherence to the highest levels of quality.
Established MYJO on the concept of smart schooling to make students independent learners and parents/guardians become learning guides to help their children learn irrespective of access to premises or technology. MYJO Smart Schooling provides self-learning materials in the form of hands-on activities, brain-based projects, gamified learning capsules and more in a monthly resources kit.
Established 2 MS Creative Schools at Langar Houz and Suncity. MS Creative Schools adopt learning techniques advocated by education psychologist in our pedagogy rather to provide a platform for children to learn naturally.
Established 3 MS Junior Colleges at Aramghar, Errakunta and Mahboob Nagar to inculcate best values among intermediate students and act as launchpads for their careers with firm ground based on values.
Established 2 MS Hifz Academies at Jahannuma and Toli Chowki to help students memorize quran and become Hafiz at young age while continuing their modern education simultaneously.
Launched Asli Talbina, which is a food supplement to promote sunnah diet for the masses. It boosts immunity and a best source for proteins, carbohydrates and fibers. It plays vital role for enhancement of energy, stamina, and physical activeness.
Established EdVenture Park in Hyderabad City as an initiated to create a community of like-minded young and enterprising people, who would come together to solve problems for the society, give their ideas a shape, and add value. The results from the first cohort are not just encouraging, but also inspiring in many ways.
COVID 19 & IT’S IMPACT ON EDUCATION: Covid 19 afflicted the world in 2020 and ravaged every nation for over a year. On the eve of 24th March 2020, a nationwide lockdown was declared for 21 days but got extended for months. This lockdown restricted the movement of the population of India as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the lock down every section of society gets affected including the students, schools, colleges and universities gets closed. MS Education Academy keeping this situation in mind adopted a concept of online education and deliver education through online classes to the students by following the rules of social distancing and lockdown during the pandemic.
Launched MS Online Academy to provide coaching for IIT, NEET and Boards Exams. It works in hybrid model, so that students do not miss out any intellectual interaction that happens in classroom. MS conducted regular online classes through Zoom for the various categories of students due to covid-19 pandemic.
Established 4 MS Creative Schools at Madannapet, Langarhouz, Mallepally and Muradnagar. MS creative schools have endeavored to provide students with an environment that empowers through self-identification. We provide modern education based on the principles of integration realization.
Launched MS Hifz Academy at Santoshnagar. MS Hifz academy is an ambitious project of MS education academy to produce a generation of Muslims youth who would be equipped not only with modern education but also with the lessons of the holy Quran.
Founded MS IAS Academy for Girls at Mehdipatnam. MS has started a free residential IAS coaching academy at Hyderabad to train the brilliant brains of the community for the civil services examination.
Five MSians of MS IAS Academy cracked UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exam (They are: Mohammed Ishrat, Rumman Ahmed, Mohammed Saif, Mohammed Junaidi & Mohammed Asim)
Established 6 new branches of MS Creative Kids in different states of India (Ahmedabad, Nanded, Zaheerabad, Lucknow, Saharanpur & Roorkee) to create a stress-free environment and to facilitate learning skills at the grassroots for toddlers.
Established MS Future School at Sonia Vihar in Delhi. MS future school was set up to keep pace with latest technological trends and societal needs of the fast changing world.
Laid foundation of 4 MS Creative Schools at Charminar, Midhani, Rajendranagar & Noida. MS Creative Schools adopt innovative learning techniques advocated by the education psychologist in our pedagogy rather heutagogy to provide a platform for children to learn naturally.
Founded new branch of MS Junior College (IOE) at Malakpet to provide education of the highest standard for the students of intermediate, to help them carve a niche for themselves in a competitive world.
Set up 2 MS AIMING AIIMS institutes to prepare intermediate students for medical field at Malakpet and Mehdipatnam.
Established MS Gravity Classes to train the engineering and medical aspirants for IIT and NEET competitive exams at Mehdipatnam and Malakpet.
Opened MS Literacy Labs to educate women living in the society, where we provide basic education and free books to the ladies who doesn’t know reading and writing at all.
Started a Zaibus Poly Clinic to provide medical assistance and quality medical care to the weaker section of society who are in dire need, that’s why we founded a poly clinic at Sabirnagar, Hyderabad under our Khidmat Initiative.
Established 3 news branches of MS Creative Kids this year at Akbar Bagh, Coimbatore and Sadasivpet to nurture body, mind, heart and soul through experimental learning.
Introduced two MS OlympIAS-40 branches at Murad Nagar and Mallepally to prepare the foundation for the students to compete in national and international competitive exams. MS OlympIAS 40 is an exclusive initiative of MS to prepare 40 students to compete with the academic elite and the intellectual world.
Seeing the negligible representation of Muslims in bureaucracy, started MS IAS Academy to prepare the students for UPSC exam. MS IAS academy is run under the mentorship of serving and retired bureaucrats.
Opened a new Junior College IOE at Mehdipatnam. IOE (Institute of excellence) is an elite branch of intermediate where intelligence of hardworking students is honed into brilliance. The students get rigorous training at the IOE which helps them to find a respectable place among the competitive world.
Established five new MS Creative Kids branches at Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, Agra and Kanpur. MS creative kids founded to improve learning skills of kindergarten kids at the grassroot level.it provides a stress-free ambience to encourage learning free from stress
Opened a new Junior College IOE at Mehdipatnam. IOE (Institute of excellence) is an elite branch of intermediate where intelligence of hardworking students is honed into brilliance. The students get rigorous training at the IOE which helps them to find a respectable place among the competitive world.
Founded MS Creative School for Girls at Akbar Bagh to promote the quality education among girls. MS Creative School give modern education based on the principle of integration and a quest to explore true potential of students.
New Concept Learn Maximum: MS designed a new branch named Learn Maximum to address the needs of the students who are dealing with psychological issues which are often neglected in society.it focusses on addressing following areas like learning difficulties and emotional and behavioral problems in children.