Jharkhand students once again made their mark in the JEE Main examination merit list declared on Thursday. Over 500 students in the State capital were declared successful in JEE Main exam. Similarly, approximately 500 students from Bokaro came out with flying colours in the JEE Main rank list of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Examination 2016. Rahul Kumar Barnwal topped the state capital by scoring 279 rank in JEE Main 2016.
Aditya Abhishek of DPS, Ranchi secured AIR 418 in JEE Main 2016. He had scored AIR 346 in JEE Advance and 282 marks in JEE Main. Similarly, Abhishek Kumar secured AIR-77in SC category. Congratulating Aditya and other successful candidates, DPS Ranchi, Principal expressed immense pleasure saying that such children will definitely soar high and reach zenith. Other students from DPS, Ranchi who have managed to score well in the prestigious exam include Divya Prakash (3515), Apoorva Prabhat ( 5247), Divya Ranjan, Adarsh Srivastava, Shreya Singh.
“The result is the combine effort of both candidates and teachers. All students preparing for engineering entrance must keep the concept clear. The continuous guidance and motivation of school teachers has added tremendously and helped the meritorious student to come out with flying colours.” said, DPS Principal, Dr Ram Singh after the announcement of merit list.
Displaying an incredible performance this year too, more than 200 students from DPS Bokaro managed to bag descent positions in the merit list and are eligible for admissions in BE and B Tech courses in engineering institutions like NITs, IITs, BIT on the basis of their rankings, school authority said while releasing the statement.
Few successful students from Bokaro include Rajan Rajwansh who bagged AIR 840 followed by Aman Kumar (AIR 1115) and Abhinash Kumar (AIR 1340). Sanjeeda Khatoon secured category rank 48 while Navnit Kumar secured category rank AIR 418. Roshan Kumar secured category rank 2 followed by Chiranjit Das who secured AIR 681, Priyank obtained AIR 729 in B Arch/B Planning, said school authority.