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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Neet 2025 Abhiyudaya Secures 4th Rank In State

NEET-2025: Abhiyudaya secures 4th rank in Himachal

Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 02:38 AM Aug 07, 2025 IST
Abhiyudaya Bansal

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Abhiyudaya Bansal, a student of Career Academy, has secured the fourth position in the state in the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test (NEET), scoring 586 marks.

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He attributed his success to his parents, teachers and the director of the academy, Manoj Rathi.

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Others high-scorers from the academy include Kajal (rank 79 in state, 526 marks), Vanshika (511 marks), Vaishali (508), Pranjal (478), Abhinav (470), Jigyasa (454), Anshika (468), Prakriti Sharma (466), Yash Sharma (454), Aashi (448), and Adarsh Sharma (444).

Students attributed their success in the test to the academy’s study material and intense coaching.

“Career Academy has been giving good results in NEET and JEE Mains/Advance every year. The academy has always proved to be instrumental in shaping the future of students, and fulfilling their dreams,” said Career Academy chairman SS Rathi.

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