Nagpur: The results for Jee Advanced are stated on Friday and Nagpur students have not been done well.
Most likely three in the city is Raiwat Bapan (Air 325), Ayush Shrivastava (Air 472) and Parth Kasture (Air 593).
Ifrah Khan (Air 874), so far, has the highest rank in the category of women.
Toi always occupies these students as ‘possibilities’ because there is no official ranking list released for the city level.
The list of toppers prepared by TOI are only based on voluntary information from the Institute and coaching parents.
Raiwat, who might be the peak of Vidarbha, said, “I did my training in Icad and worked very hard in the past few months to get this ranking.
I want to attend one of the IITs above but do not have a fixed tendency to certain courses.” Ayush Hope to land seats in IIT-Delhi.
His father Abhay said, “Ayush carries out his Allen Career Institute and is interested in electrical engineering and computer science.
Let’s see which one he can get.” Parth hoped to enter one of the two specific IITs in North India.
“I am also the Allen Career Institute student and with these signs, I hope to get a seat in Iit-Delhi or Varanasi.
It prefers to learn electrical techniques but I keep my choice open,” Kasture said.
Ifrah, an Indian Olympic school student where he was also trained for Jee, hoping to enter one of the top five IIT and pursue computer science.
A total of 1,41,699 candidates appeared in both 1 and 2 papers on Jee (continued) 2021.
From them, 41,862 candidates have fulfilled the requirements, where 6,452 are women.
The Indian Institutes of Technology offers several academic programs for which receipt on the basis of Jee (continued).
The National Institutes of Technology, India Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur, Indian Institute of Information Technology and several other technical institutions are fully funded or in part by the Central Government or the State Government offering academic programs on the basis of Jee (Main)) 2021.