NEW DELHI: ‘Super 30’ founder Anand Kumar has announced the launch of a new digital learning platform, Super Infinity, aimed at making mathematics education more accessible and engaging for students.
The programme will begin on June 12, 2026, and will focus on basic mathematics at the school level as well as higher.
The platforms will offer courses for all kinds of learners, examinations, and competitive exams.
The classes will be free of cost for all. They will be available on the Super Infinity YouTube channel at superinfinityofficial and the website superinfinity.com.
He said the platform will use animation, storytelling, and music-based learning techniques to simplify mathematical concepts and make the subject more enjoyable for learners.
“Super Infinity will not only be an online class but a movement and a global effort to teach students mathematics through animation, stories, and music,” Kumar said.
The platform will also focus on motivating students through inspirational content.
Kumar is known for establishing the Super 30 programme in Patna, which provides free coaching, accommodation, and study support to economically disadvantaged students preparing for the competitive entrance examination for the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).
“This educational platform will enrich not only 30 students but millions of others worldwide through digital reach,” he said.