Jaipur: City Boy Mridul Agarwal created history by printing the highest signs in Jee-Advanced when the results were announced on Friday and became the highlight of the country in the process.
Mridul received 96.66% or 348 of 360 values ​​that had never been achieved until now in Jee-Advanced.
He also scored 100 percent in February and March Jee-MEND.
Providing credit for his parents, Mridul said he planned to join IIT-Bombay.
“I want to pursue graduation in computer science because it is a growing and future fields.
Since I began preparing inspection, I have been consistent and focused.
Every day after coaching, I learn alone to take a time table.
For the past four years, my routine has been a lot Helping me in getting 100 percent in Jee-Master and cleaning Jee-Advanced.
“Mridul was a resident of Shyam Nagar in Jaipur and had studied at the Allen Career Institute in the city.
When asked about whether he hoped that he would create history, Mridul said that even though he was expected to pass the exam, good results were also surprising for him.
He said he was disturbed when the lock was worn.
He started the online class and the screen time increased.
Watching online videos and web series is a nuisance but he returned to focusing on the study.
“I remind myself that it is only for one year and it will determine my career growth and start preparing.
With the lock, the time of change I was saved and I productively used it for myself,” he said.
His parents were very proud of the achievement of their sons.
His father, Agarwal Pradeep, an account manager in a private company, said, “I am very happy with my child to get a high score.
I hope that after he completed a bachelor’s degree, he could get a ticket to enter several foreign universities for M.Tech.
After That I want my child to return to our homeland and work for nation repairs.
“Mridul said that it was necessary to have faith in yourself because not everyone would believe in your talent.
He underlined the importance of independent learning to do the crack test that he felt asked to achieve anything.