Narayana students shine in JEE-Main

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:25 AM Feb 14, 2025 IST

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Students of Narayana Educational Institutions in Chandigarh and Mohali have secured top ranks in JEE-Main (Session 1).

Piusa Das topped Punjab with 99.99684 percentile, achieving a perfect 100 percentile in mathematics and chemistry. Arnav Jindal was the Chandigarh topper with 99.99681 percentile, also scoring 100 percentile in mathematics. Cheryl Singla, Pushti Mittal, and Pratham Arora secured 100 percentile in physics. Its vice-president, Rakesh Yadav, attributed the results to students’ dedication and structured coaching, while academic head Ashish Mishra emphasised the importance of a strong curriculum.

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