Naman cracks JEE Mains

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 30, 2025 IST

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A student of Paras Public School, Bhawarna, Naman Malhotra, has cracked the JEE Mains. Naman will do his further studies at NIT, Hamirpur. Naman has given the credit of his success to his parents and teachers. His father is a mathematics lecturer and mother is a teacher. Director of the school Mahesh Chand Katoch and Principal Neelam Rana congratulated him and his parents for this achievement and gave their best wishes.

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