All six students taught and guided by senior IAS officer KK Khandelwal registered success in the prestigious JJE Advanced 2017 exams as the Indian institute of technology (IIT) declared its results on Sunday.
Three students out of these six managed to secure ranks under 1000. The highest rank was bagged by Yash Raj who secured the AIR 224. The other two who got rank under top 1000 were Aranya Aryaman (AIR 570) and Mayank Kumar (AIR 827). The other three successful students included Amitanshu Kumar ( AIR 2814), Apoorva Nath(AIR 3210) and Mayank Kumar(AIR 3624).These students received their Mathematics and Physics tuitions from Khandelwal and Chemistry tuitions from FIITJEE teachers.
Students and parents assembled at Khandelwal’s house in the afternoon to congratulate and thank him after the results were declared. “We knew that he has already helped his two sons and a nephew to get entry into IITs. So, we had full faith that our children will definitely qualify for IIT as well” said a parent. Khandelwal was successful in helping his son Anupam Khandelwal to secure 9th position in IIT 2013 without any outside coaching. This is the best rank in Ranchi so far. He has also helped his second son Ankur Khandelwal and his nephew Aniket to qualify for IIT.
Despite his administrative engagement, Khandelwal managed to train all these students well in Mathematics and Physics. This helped them to bag such decent ranks in IIT. The students also said that he used to give focus on all the concepts of Mathematics and Physics and it was due to his high quality education that all of them managed to qualify for the most prestigious institute of India.
KK Khandelwal was also very delighted with the results and gave the credit of success to the student’s hard work. “With my past experience I have realized that that it is not very difficult to secure rank under top 100 in IIT. My son’s success IIT 2013 encouraged me to prepare more students for IITs. In near future I am planning to take some measures for Chemistry lessons so as to enhance the results and get more students under top 100 from Ranchi,” he said.