The results of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) for the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) were declared on Tuesday. This year, for the first time, the JEE is being conducted in two parts — JEE Main and JEE Advanced. Those qualifying the JEE Mains will get a chance to appear in the JEE Advanced, scheduled to be held on June 2.
Aakash Institute, Dehradun, deputy director DK Mishra said that a total of 170 students of the institute qualified for the JEE mains. This has proved that a good and disciplined environment can help in achieving good results.
Mishra further said that Vighnesh Sablok obtained 277 out of total 360 marks. Vibhor Aggarwal secured 247 marks, Amartya Ghosh obtained 367 marks and 10 other students of the institute secured around 250 marks each in the JEE mains. The institute will hold special classes for the selected students to secure good ranks in the final results of IIT entrance tests, he said.
Edu. Dreams, Dehradun centre head Avnish Kumar Deval, said that 110 students of the institute had appeared in the JEE Mains and 27 qualified for JEE Advanced. Test series will be conducted for the selected students. Praveen Negi obtained 244 out of 360 marks while Vibham Pandey secured 194 marks. According to Deval, when teachers, students and parents work as a unit, the students are more likely to achieve the ultimate level of success in every aspect of their competitive life.
Baluni Classes, Dehradun, chairman Navin Baluni said that around 250 students had appeared in the JEE Mains and 40 qualified for JEE advanced.