Mangaluru: Jashan Chabra from Mangaluru, who scored 715 of 720 in Neet (UG) and obtained the number of India (air) 5, stood first in Karnataka, said that he never hoped to secure rank, but the goal was to perform well in the entrance test .
His inspiration to become a doctor came from ‘The Good Doctor,’ a television series of American medical drama he enjoyed watching.
Overcoming the media on Tuesday, Jashan, aakash Institute student, who completed PU from Mount Carmel Central School, said that he wanted to be a medical professional after completing his matriculations.
“I began to get ready from class 11 itself, and my family, and most importantly my mother Anitha, support my dreams.
Family, college, friends, and training institutions supported me even during locking because of Covid-19.
I never expected To bring ratings, but want to perform well in the test, “Jashan said.
He continued to spend time with his family and friends, in the middle of busy preparation for Neet.
“I have never been completely disconnected from the outside world to focus on the study, but back up a good time to be with my family and friends, who play an important role to achieve this achievement.” In his advice to the Neet candidate, Jashan asked the candidate not to learn for the apparence only, but to get knowledge.
Even though he scored a 99.1 percentile at Jee Main 2021, he was determined to become a surgeon or a cardiologist, and introduced a new method of health care to be based on the affordability and application of wise drugs.
He wants to be treated at the All Indian Medical Institute (AIIMS), New Delhi.
JASHAN Secure Air 20 at Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam (Anthe), national level scholarship exams for school students.
Jashan also got a good score at Kishore Vaigyanik Protection of Yojana (KVPY) 2020, a scholarship program funded by the Indian Government Science and Technology Department.
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Jashan is a science teacher, from whom he realizes that concentration is important for academic success, who will only come when he develops interest in the subject.
His family came from Punjab, and they settled in Mangalaru for educational purposes.