S. Vishnu Sharma
UG NEET exam result has been declared and the time has come as usual to focus on those who have shown more than good performance in the exam.
There is no dearth of those who have come out with flying colours, the UG NEET exam for this year has more in store than meets the eye.
UG NEET exam 2020 result and great talk of the toppers
Soyeb Aftab, a native of Rourkela in Odisha got the first rank on all India basis in the UG NEET exam for this year.
The second rank on all India level in UG NEET exam went to Akanksha Singh who is the resident of Delhi.
Soyeb Aftab scored 720 marks and the score of Akanksha Singh also scored the same marks.
The third rank on all India basis was for Tummala Snikitha of Telangana with a score of 715 marks. Vineet Sharma of Rajasthan with a score of 715 marks
got the fourth rank.
Amrisha Khaitan from Haryana got fifth rank with a score of 715 marks. The fifth position went to Guthi Chaitanya Sindhu with the same score.
The sixth rank on all India level adorned Guthi Chaitanya Sindhu of Andhra Pradesh with a score of 715 marks.
The seventh rank holder in UG NEET exam for this year is Satwik Godara of Haryanan with a score of 711 marks
The eighth rank went to Srijan R from Tamil Nadu with a score of 710 marks.
The ninth rank holder on all India basis in the UG NEET exam is Karthik Reddy of Karnataka with a score of 710 marks.
Matravadia Maanit of Gujarat got the 10th rank on all India level with a score of 710 marks.
Another worth remembering point with regards to these toppers is that their percentile scores stands at 99 percent.
Soyeb Aftab the topper on all India level the UG NEET exam result has come as a surprise.
Soyeb whose father is a businessman and mother a housewife aspired to be in the top 50 of top 100.
However, a cent percent score in UG NEET exam came as a pleasant surprise for Soyeb. This first rank holder in UG NEET exam was also a top scorer in class 12 and 10 exams, Soyeb scored 95.8 percent in class 12 and 96.8 in class 10 exams.
The native of Odisha moved to Kota in Rajasthan to prepare for UG NEET exam. Moving ahead he wants to study MBBS and specialise in cardiology.
The lockdown has come of help to this UG NEET exam first rank holder. ‘That gave me more time to prepare for the exam.’
Soyeb is also keen on taking up research. Second rank holder in UG NEET exam Akanksha Singh is also no less enthusiastic. Her score is also 720 out of 720.
Though the scores of both Soyeb and Akanksha are 720, the first position went to Soyeb.
The reason behind this is said to be because of tie-breaker policy according to which candidate in upper age will get preference over the candidate who is younger in age.
Akanksha belongs to Kushinagar in Uttar Pradesh and things were not easy for this second rank holder in all India level UG NEET exam this year.
There was no centres for NEET coaching in her hometown, so Akanksha had to travel 70 kilometres and reach Gorakhpur.
Her aim was to study medicine in an educational institution that is a known name in the field of medical education.
Also read ‘These are the 10 best colleges in India to study medicine, know more about them‘
The desire to top UG NEET exam remained strong in her. After passing 10th, Akanksha moved to Delhi for plus-two. After plus-two she joined Akash.
Determination to top UG NEET exam along with hardwork gave Akanksha success. Her study schedule lasted for about 10 to 12 hours a day. This enabled her to cover all the topics.
She is keen on taking up research in neurosurgery. After completing MBBS, she wants to do research and practice medicine later.
Father of Akanksha Rajendra Kumar Rao is a former IAF officer and her mother Ruchi Singh is a teacher in a primary school.
That is the talk of the north, treading down all the way to south one can meet R. Srijan of Tiruppur in Tamil Nadu.
Srijan scored 710 marks and secured an eighth rank on all India level.
However, this was his second attempt. Sources pointout that his first attempt to get a good score did not yield the result.
His second attempt in UG NEET exam did get him a very admirable rank on all India level.
Soon after failing to taste success in the first attempt, Srijan immersed himself in strong preparation that lasted for a year.
The knowledge he gained after a year’s preparation gave him the admirable result in the second attempt.
His preparation on a daily basis went on for about 12 hours through out the year. D. Rajavel, father of Srijan is a businessman and his mother R. Kanimozhi is a housewife.