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Neet aspirants overcome challenges with consistency family support and determination

Nagpur: Hard work, consistency, and guidance from alma mater helped city students crack the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), or NEET (UG), with flying colours. Umaid, who secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 21, credited his success to a disciplined approach and a strong support system. Despite facing challenges during his preparation, he relied on his teachers for emotional and academic support. "I contacted my teachers, and they guided me during tough times," said Umaid, a student of Indian Olympiad School. Hailing from a supportive family, with a civil engineer father and a homemaker mother, Umaid said that his school and coaching classes played a key role in resolving his doubts. His routine involved 7–8 hours of daily study alongside regular classes. "I stayed consistent, attended every session, and gave maximum effort," he shared. His advice for NEET aspirants: "Focus on NCERT for Biology and Chemistry, practice PYQs for Physics, and tackle higher-level analytical problems." A self-motivated learner, Umaid avoided distractions and drew inspiration from star footballer Cristiano Ronaldo's work ethic. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch xu hướng AUD/USD? IC Markets Đăng ký Undo He balanced his studies with weekend football, maintaining a healthy lifestyle. As he prepares for medical college, Umaid is keeping his future options open. Nashit wants to serve society Mohammed Nashit secured AIR 136 in NEET UG 2025 through 6–7 hours of consistent daily study. Nashit said battling mental fatigue was his biggest challenge. Throughout his preparation, his mother and sister stood by him with constant support. His father is a civil engineer, while his sister is pursuing MBBS in Hyderabad. Inspired by his family, Nashit now hopes to serve society after becoming a doctor. Disha Mankhani and Moleen Raut: Beating the odds Disha Mankhani scored 551 marks in NEET UG, securing an AIR of 11,717. She cleared the exam in her first attempt. Her journey was filled with emotional stress, personal disputes, and phases of instability that made studying difficult. But she didn't give up. Through all the ups and downs, Disha stayed focused on her goal. She now hopes to get a seat at GMCH Nagpur, allowing her to continue her medical journey in her hometown, close to her roots and support system. Moleen Raut from Bhandara also cleared NEET UG in his first attempt, scoring 570 marks (AIR-5471). He ranked 127th in the SC category. Moleen followed a steady routine, studying 11 to 12 hours a day. His hard work and discipline paid off. Behind him stood the quiet support of his father, a pharmacist, who inspired and encouraged him throughout. Mishra aims for AIIMS Nagpur AIIMS Nagpur is the dream destination for Manas Mishra, who secured an impressive AIR 835 in the general EWS category. Studying 8 to 9 hours daily, he received strong support from his family. His father works in the irrigation department, his mother is a teacher, and his sister is an IT professional. With unwavering discipline and determination, he is confident of getting admission at AIIMS Nagpur. OBC topper overcame eyesight problem Jay Sanjay Khandekar overcame a major eyesight problem to emerge as Vidarbha topper in the OBC category. He faced the unexpected challenge just before NEET-UG, following a significant rise in his glasses' power. However, he remained resolute and focused on his goal. Supported by his businessman father, homemaker mother, and an MBBS brother, Jay overcame every obstacle to achieve his dream. With dedicated effort—studying 10 hours daily—he achieved an impressive All India OBC rank of 502 and secured the 1st rank in Vidarbha in the category. (Interviews by Simran Shrivastava, N Soumya, Eklavya Singh, Alice Azim) Follow more information on Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad here . Get real-time live updates on rescue operations and check full list of passengers onboard AI 171 .