"We want to focus on the economic condition in the eastern India and how students from poor families strive for success using education as a tool. Super 30 is a place which helps them realise their dreams, with so many students reaching IITs and now also to Japan," Masaki Hojo of Tokyo TV said.
Two former students of the Super 30 are now studying in Tokyo University.
Japanese channel NHK and former Miss Japan Norika Fujiwara had made documentaries on the Super 30 initiative earlier.
A team of Tokyo University officials visited Super 30 last year and had discussions with Kumar for induction of some of the students in their institution.
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