Raghav scripts NEET success story with AIR 87

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Abohar, Updated At : 02:01 AM Jun 16, 2025 IST

Raghav Goyal, ranked 87 in all-India ranking in NEET.

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Raghav Goyal of Abohar has scripted one more success story by getting 648/720 marks in the NEET UG 2025 entrance test with all-India rank (AIR) 87.

Earlier, as a student in Assumption Convent School, Abohar, he had topped the ICSE Class X exam in Punjab by securing 99.6 per cent marks. His AIR in the Class X exam was second.

Raghav scored 92 per cent marks in the Punjab School Education Board in Class XII (medical stream) exam.

His mother Malika and father Karan Goyal said Raghav always insisted on studying from home online instead of being a regular school-going boy. For NEET also, his choice was online study. He used to work hard, not attracted towards various distractions.

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