Narayana students shine in JEE (Main)

10 students ranked in the top 25, whereas 25 stood in the top 100

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 09:41 PM Apr 19, 2025 IST

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Students of Narayana Educational Institutions have once again secured top ranks with impeccable scores in JEE (Main) 2025.

With a perfect score of 300/300 and 100 percentile, Bani Brata Majee was named all India rank (AIR) 1. AIR 36 was achieved by Arnav Jindal, who is also the Chandigarh topper, with 295/300 marks and 99.99 percentile. AIR 80 was secured by Punjab Topper Piusa Das with 295/300 marks and 99.99 percentile.

In the Open Category, 10 students ranked in the top 25, whereas 25 stood in the top 100.

In a press release, Ashish Mishra, head and centre director of Narayana Chandigarh, said: “We are proud of our students and faculty for this incredible success.”

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