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Twenty-three students achieved a perfect score of 100 in the JEE Mains exam.
Leading the rankings, Jai Ametta scored full marks of 100% in Physics, while Bhavishya Agarwal scored 100% in Chemistry.
The results of the first phase of JEE Main examinations have been declared, in which three students from Udaipur city have emerged as top scorers. Jai Ametta, Bhavishya Agarwal and Himanshu Jangid, hailing from Udaipur, have scored remarkable marks in the first stage of JEE Mains. Jai Ametta scored an impressive 99.92%, followed by Bhavishya Agarwal who scored 99.77% and Himanshu Jangid who scored 99.16%. This achievement has made the entire city of Udaipur very proud.
Leading the rankings, Jai Ametta scored full marks of 100% in Physics, while Bhavishya Agarwal scored 100% in Chemistry. Jai’s father Gopal ji Ameta told that his son studies for eight to ten hours every day. Jai aspires to score top rank in the upcoming JEE Advanced exam and get admission in a prestigious college. Expressing gratitude for his success, Jai credited his teachers for their constant support and guidance.
Paper 1 and Paper 2 examinations were held on 24, 27, 29, 30, 31 January and 1 February respectively. Out of the 12 lakh candidates enrolled for JEE Mains examinations this year, around 11.70 lakh appeared for the test. Candidates successful in JEE Main examination will be eligible to register for JEE Advanced examinations, registration is expected to start in April.
A total of 23 students achieved a perfect score of 100 in the JEE Mains exam. Notably, students from North-Eastern states like Sikkim, Assam, Manipur etc. also secured top rankings. Priyansh Yagnik from Sikkim, Jyotishman Saikia from Assam, Antrip Ray from Tripura, Vinnakota Sneha from Arunachal Pradesh, MD Siddique Ahmed from Nagaland, Rohan Singh from Manipur, Abhigyan Gogoi from Meghalaya and John Laldingliana from Mizoram are among the top achievers from the North-East. Are.
The excellent performance of these students reflects their dedication and hard work, which has brought glory not only to them but also to their respective fields.
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