70 Toppers Across Competitive Exams Honoured at Deeksha Vedantu's Vijayotsava 2025
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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 30: Deeksha Vedantu successfully hosted Vijayotsava 2025, its annual felicitation ceremony, at the MLR Convention Hall in JP Nagar, Bengaluru. The event honored the exceptional academic achievements of 70 top-performing students across various examinations, including JEE Main, JEE Advanced, NEET, KCET, COMEDK, IISER, VITEEE, and the PU Board Examinations.
The founders of Deeksha Vedantu were the Chief Guests of the event. The 2023-25 batch toppers from all Deeksha Vedantu campuses across Bengaluru came together, accompanied by their parents and teachers. The audience also included their immediate juniors, who witnessed the celebration to draw inspiration from their seniors' journeys.
Dr. Sridhar, Founder, Deeksha Vedantu, said: "Vijayotsava is more than an award ceremony -- it's a celebration of hard work, character, and tenacity. These students have set a benchmark, and it was a privilege for us to honour their efforts and the families and mentors who shaped their journey. Each topper's story is a testament to the quality of content and personalised support we strive for every day. Our goal is to create a learning experience that empowers not a select few but every child to realise his or her full potential."
The 70 inspiring journeys celebrated during Vijayotsava 2025 included:
* Hrishikesh L, JEE Advanced AIR 79, Deeksha Vedantu, Indiranagar: "I didn't chase the spotlight. I just focused on improving every single day. Deeksha gave me the space to grow quietly but confidently. I owe this result to the constant encouragement and calm rhythm I found in my mentors and peers."
* Daksha Dinesh Hegde, PU State Rank 6 | NEET AIR 576 | JEE Main 99.21%ile | KCET Rank 8 (BNYS), Deeksha Vedantu, Excellence Batch: "Balancing medical and engineering prep wasn't easy, but it taught me grit. What made the journey fulfilling was the belief my teachers had in me. Vijayotsava made me realise that all those marathon study sessions and tests were worth it."
* Neethi Holla, also from Deeksha Vedantu, Excellence Batch, scored 5th Rank in PU, 99.47 percentile in JEE Main, AIR 2113 in NEET, and Rank 111 in IISER. Reflecting on her journey, she shared: "I always wanted to be a doctor. But I didn't just study,I questioned everything. I revised consistently, worked on my weak spots, and played basketball to unwind. Learning for knowledge, not just marks, made all the difference."
Vijayotsava 2025 marked not just academic excellence but a celebration of resilience, mentorship, and the potential of young scholars. It reaffirmed Deeksha Vedantu's deep-rooted commitment to making quality education purposeful, personal, and empowering.
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