Ahmedabad / Letter: Gujarat candidate has installed a star performance in the JEE (JEE) advanced examination, the results were announced on Friday.
At least seven candidates have secured places in the top 100 Indian (air) ratings.
Only three candidates achieved this achievement last year.
One candidate is the son of a tea vendor from Jamjodhpur – Kadiwara Lisen (Air-57).
The highest reach of the list of Gujarat is Naman Soni, the son of a coal trader, who stood six in the air.
Close to Naman is Ananth Kidambi (Air-13).
Ananth has secured the 10th position in the air at Jee Mains earlier this year.
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Another Gujarat candidate in the Top 100 is the son of a memo dealer.
The candidates have broken the exam that studies online, a contingency forced by them by covid pandemics.
“This is the best result ever for Gujarat.
Previously, a large number of students from ordinary countries went to the city for coaching,” said Rakesh Bothra, the owner of the Ahmedabad-based training class.
“But this trend has seen a decline over the past few years with many good training classes that are open in the state.” About 6,000 candidates from the country take forward Jee this year and 50 of them are in the top air.
Sanjay Shrivastav, the head of the Ahmedabad-based training class center, said Gujarat’s performance had been very good this year.
“Previously, only a few students from the country had reached the top 100,” Shrivastav said.
“Awareness has increased on Gujarat and students here have talent and attitude to solve Jee.” The results were released by IIT-Kharagpur on Friday.