Toppers Talk- Behind the Words (Message for Future Aspirants)

NEET 2018 

 Himanshu- AIR 3
 "Do your part with dedication and you will definitely attain success"
"Use your time well, focus more on the NCERT textbooks, give your 100 percent and do your best because if you are sincere from your end, there is nothing that can stop you from attaining your dream of becoming a doctor".

Himanshu hails from a small town Rohtak in Haryana where his father works as a Govt School teacher. He moved to Delhi for 11th and 12th to pursue his Medicine dream.

 Aarosh Dhamija- AIR 4 
"Focus on your studies and maintain a balanced preparation strategy. Taking regular mock tests will improve your speed and help develop test taking and time management skills. Along with studies, it is important to enjoy yourself as well. Don’t pressurize yourself much and just follow your set study routine".

 Prince C- AIR 5 
"Preparation of notes and daily revision are essential" Prince comes from a remote place in Rajasthan. He studied in Hindi medium till 10th standard. While he shifted to English medium only during 11th and 12th, his determination and interest propelled him to get the AIR 5 in 2018 NEET.

 Krishna Ashish Agrawal- AIR 7 
"Try to study at least 6-7 hours a day, prepare a schedule and stick to it. Believe in yourself, your teachers and in your hard work".

 Harsha Vardhan Reddy- AIR 14
"First of all, concentrate on clearing your basic concepts. After getting a strong hold on that, try to solve MCQs but don’t jump to the MCQ’s before knowing the concepts. Try to clarify each and every doubt that comes in your mind with you the help of teachers. There is nothing wrong in asking. Although hard work is the main reason for my results, I believe proper guidance is also necessary".


JEE Advanced 2018 
 Sahil Jain- AIR 2
"To all the future aspirants I would like to say only one thing and that is to study and work hard. Do not get demotivated by failure; instead make your failure your strength"

 Pawan Goyal- AIR 4
"The combination of interest and consistent study will help you achieve success everywhere".

 MSK Manohar- AIR 5
"Be confident and never give up" Beating all the odds and changing his destiny for his lifetime, Manohar scored top rank in JEE Advanced. He comes from a lower middle class background and his father works as a tailor in his native village.

 Lay Jain- AIR 9
"Self assignment, hard work and practice are the three factors behind this AIR 9 of mine. I believe that self-assignment is very important and if one understand this he/she can achieve anything"

  This compilation is done by CONCEPTREE Learning student development cell.

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