Hisar boy gets all India rank 2 in IIT JEE

Scores 332 out of 360

Tribune News Service

Hisar, Updated At : 02:45 AM Jun 04, 2025 IST

Saksham Jindal

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Saksham Jindal of Hisar has achieved All India Rank 2 in the JEE Advanced-2025, scoring 332 out of 360.

The son of Dr Anita and Umesh Jindal, Saksham credits his success to consistency and discipline, studying 13 to 14 hours daily while avoiding social media. “Regularity was key,” he stated, emphasising the importance of understanding concepts. He secured 96.4% in the Class XII examination, and later went to Kota for coaching.

“I studied without pressure and understood the topics instead of just cramming them,” he said. A DPS alumnus, he aspires to pursue computer science engineering at IIT-Bombay.

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