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47 city students clear JEE (Main)

AMRITSAR: Of the total 105 students from the local Wisdom Classes a local institute here who appeared for the JEE Main 47 have cleared the examinations

Updated At : 07:13 AM Apr 28, 2017 IST

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Amritsar, April 27

Of the total 105 students from the local Wisdom Classes, a local institute here, who appeared for the JEE (Main), 47 have cleared the examinations.

Dhruv Sehgal with All India Rank 2109 from DAV International School, Nishant Mehra (AIR 7321) from DAV Public School and Rasam Anand with (AIR 8140) from DAV International are the three toppers. In-charge of the institute Jatinder Singh said: “All 47 students are now eligible for admission to IIITs and NITs across the country. ” — TNS

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