JEE Advanced '22 results: Success Mantra of Toppers from ALLEN - My Exam : EduBlog of ALLEN Career Institute

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ALLEN’s Mahit Gadhiwala bags 9th AIR & Deevyanshu Malu secures 11th AIR in JEE Advanced 2022 results declared today

The IIT Mumbai has declared the JEE Advanced 2022 results in the morning today. ALLEN students Mahit Gadhiwala have bagged 9th AIR & Deevyanshu Malu secures 11th AIR in JEE Advanced 2022 results. A total number of 155538 candidates appeared in both papers 1 and 2 in JEE (Advanced) 2022. A total of 40712 candidates have qualified JEE (Advanced) 2022. Of the total qualified candidates, 6516 are females. Toppers from Allen here have revealed their success mantra in JEE Advanced 2022.

It is necessary to be stubborn and hardworking for best results: Mahit

JEE Advanced: AIR 9
Father: Rajesh Gadhiwala
Mother: Dr. Premal Gadhiwala
Date of Birth: 18 August 2004

Mahit Gadhiwala has secured All India Rank 9th in JEE Advanced-2022. Mahit has been Allen’s classroom student for the last seven years. Mahit has been the Gujarat State Topper in JEE Main 2022 with All India Rank-29. Apart from this, in the same year, he passed class 12th with 98.6 percent marks. Mahit has secured Black Belt Den-2 in the competition organized by The World Taekwondo Headquarters, South Korea. Mahit told that I want to be an engineer. I got success due to my hard work and coaching at Allen. The dream of becoming an IITian is going to be realized soon. After the last seven years of preparation with ALLEN, I have been able to crack JEE Advanced. Allen’s environment is positive and motivating. I focused more on revision, and doubt solving with daily homework since JEE Advanced paper is challenging. To solve such papers, preparation has to be done at the same level. Therefore, more and more practice for solving the questions should be done. Time management and accuracy also have to be taken care of. Apart from classroom study, I used to do self-study for 7-8 hours a day.

I do self-analysis, don’t repeat mistakes: Deevyanshu

JEE Advanced: AIR 11
Father: Chandan Malu (Software Architect)
Mother: Swati Prasthi
Date of Birth: 13 July 2004

Deevyanshu Malu, a resident of Bhubaneswar, Odisha has secured All India Rank 11. Earlier, in the JEE Main June session, Deevyanshu had topped Odisha State by scoring 99.99 percentile. Deevyanshu is a classroom student at ALLEN for the last three years. Deevyanshu told that I do self-study for 7-8 hours daily. Sometimes, I used to do self-analysis if the marks were less in the test and avoid repeating those mistakes in the next test. I believe mistakes are meant to be improved but they should not be repeated, and one should learn from them. At present, the target is to do a B.Tech from IIT Mumbai. After joining Allen, I improved a lot. Since the basics were clear from the beginning so there was no problem in further studies. Faculties always explained what to study, how to study, and how much to study. Instead of reading unnecessary study material, the aspirant is more benefited if he only reads the study material provided by the institute. Passed class 12th with 97.6 percent marks, while got 97 percent marks in class 10th. Won Gold Medal in International Physics Olympiad and Silver Medal in Asian Physics Olympiad. Apart from this, got an All India Rank 5 in KVPY SX.