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JEE (Main): Krishav Gupta secures AIR 379

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 09:45 AM Apr 20, 2025 IST
Krishav Gupta

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Krishav Gupta, a student of Baba Ishar Singh School and Vidya Champ institute, here, has secured All India Rank (AIR) 379 in JEE (Main) exam, the results of which were declared on Friday night. A topper in JEE prelims also, Krishav wants to pursue career in robotics and for the same, he wants to get admission to the IIT, Madras. His father is an advocate while mother is a HR consultant.

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Vaibhav from Indus World School has also done exceptionally well by securing AIR 437. He wants to get admission to the IIT, Mumbai. His father is a businessman while mother is a homemaker. Vaibhav took coaching from Akash Institute.

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A student of DAV, Pakhowal Road, Bhavika Kanwar, secured AIR 567. She took coaching from Alchemy Institute. Besides, Sanvi Chopra secured AIR 981 in the exam. She took coaching from Education Square. Her parents are doctors.

Many other students from city schools and institutes have scored above 99 percentile in the exam.

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