Three students from Aakash Institute secure 100 percentile

Mumbai: Three students of Aakash Institute, the national leader in test preparatory services, Anmol Arichwal from Haryana, Pravar Kataria from Delhi and Pal Agarwal from Uttar Pradesh, secured 100 percentile in session three of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2021, and emerged as state toppers as well, much to the elation of their parents, and the entire staff of the institute. While Anmol and Pravar are students of Aakash Institute’s Classroom programme, Pal Aggarwal is a student of Aakash’s Distance Learning Programme (DLP).
 
Apart from these three, there are four more State Toppers from Aakash namely, Chaitanya Aggarwal from Chandigarh; Parth Patel from Gujarat; Sreehari C from Kerala and Vaibhav Bajaj from Punjab. All the four above secured 99.99 percentile in the prestigious engineering entrance examination.
 
All the students joined Aakash Institute in a two-year classroom programme to crack IIT JEE, considered the world’s toughest entrance exam. They attributed their entry into the elite list of top percentiles in JEE to their efforts in understanding the concepts, and their strict adherence to their learning schedule. “I am grateful that Aakash Institute has helped me with both. But for the content and coaching from the institute, I would not have grasped many concepts in different subjects in a short period of time,” they said. 
 
Congratulating the students, Mr. Aakash Chaudhry, Managing Director, Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL), said, “We congratulate the students for their exemplary feat. Over 7 lakh students registered for the third session of JEE Main 2021 from across the country. Their achievement as top percentile scorer speaks volumes of their hard work and dedication as well as the support of their parents. We wish them all the best with their future endeavors.”
 
He added that during the pandemic-hit academic years, Aakash Institute walked the extra mile to turn students into top percentile scorers in JEE. “We stepped up our digital presence to be always available for our students. We made study materials, and question banks accessible online. We conducted several virtual motivational sessions and seminars on exam preparation and time management skills. It is heartening to see our efforts paying off, as evident from the score sheets of our students, many of whom are well on their way to get admission in a top IIT or NIT or a central government’s engineering college to pursue higher studies of their choice.” 
 
JEE (Main) is conducted in four sessions so as to give multiple opportunities for students to improve their scores. While JEE Advanced is only for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), JEE Main is for admission to several National Institute of Technologies (NITs) and other centre-aided engineering colleges in India. Students must appear for JEE Main to sit for JEE Advanced.