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Home / Top Headlines / Jee Main 2026 Toppers List 26 Students Score 100 Percentile Andhra Pradesh Leads

JEE-Main 2026 toppers List: 26 students score 100 percentile, Andhra Pradesh leads

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New Delhi, Updated At : 02:19 AM Apr 21, 2026 IST

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Twenty-six candidates have bagged a perfect 100 NTA score in the engineering entrance exam JEE-Main, the National Testing Agency (NTA) announced on Monday. Twenty-four candidates had achieved the feat in 2025. Aarush Singhal from Chandigarh, Jonnala Roshan Mandeep Reddy from Andhra Pradesh and Shreyas Mishra from Delhi are among the candidates who have secured a perfect 100 percentile.

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Arnav Gandhi and Anay Jain from Haryana, Kabeer Chillar, Yashwardhan, Arnav Gautam, Chiranjib Kar from Rajasthan, Atharva Punjabi from Delhi are also on the list. All 26 candidates are male.

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Among the candidates who have secured an NTA score of 100, five each are from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana followed by four from Rajasthan, three from Delhi and two each from Maharashtra and Haryana. One each from Chandigarh, Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Gujarat have achieved the feat.

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