PANAJI: Tanmay Purohit and Aayush Sarvotham Prabhu, students of Aakash Institute’s Classroom programmes in Goa, have made the institute proud by securing an impressive AIR 492 and AIR 660 respectively, at the prestigious Joint-Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced 2021, much to the elation of their parents, and the entire staff of the institute. The results were announced by the National Testing agency recently, informs a press release.
They joined Aakash Institute in a two-year Classroom programme to crack IIT JEE, considered the world’s toughest entrance exam. They attributed their entry into the elite list of top percentiles in JEE to their efforts in understanding the concepts, and their strict adherence to their learning schedule.
Congratulating the students, Aakash Chaudhry, Managing Director, Aakash Educational Services Limited (AESL), said: “We congratulate Tanmay and Aayush for their exemplary feat. A total of 1,41,699 students appeared for JEE Advanced 2021 from across the country out of which 41,862 have qualified. Their achievement speaks volumes of their hard work and dedication as well as the support of their parents. We wish them all the best with their future endeavours.”
Chaudhry added that during the pandemic-hit academic years, Aakash Institute walked the extra mile to turn students into top percentile scorers in JEE. “We stepped up our digital presence to be always available for our students. We made study materials, and question banks accessible online. We conducted several virtual motivational sessions and seminars on exam preparation and time management skills. It is heartening to see our efforts paying off, as evident from the score sheets of our students, many of whom are well on their way to get admission in a top IIT or NIT or a central government’s engineering college to pursue higher studies of their choice.”
A total number of 1,41,699 candidates appeared in both papers 1 and 2 in JEE (Advanced) 2021. A total of 41862 candidates have qualified JEE (Advanced) 2021.
