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Meet NEET topper who scored 720 marks out of 720, got 99.99 percentile; her name is..., Mukesh Ambani is….

Meet NEET topper who scored 720 marks out of 720, got 99.99 percentile; her name is..., Mukesh Ambani is….

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Success is not just a cakewalk. It's the result of consistent effort, discipline, and showing up every single day. This story is about a woman who has secured All India Rank(AIR) 1 in the NEET UG examination. She scored 720 marks out of 720 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. She is…
Palansha Agarwal began studying for the NEET-UG test as soon as she completed her 10th standard. She had a rigid study regimen, waking up at 3.30 am to study until 6 am. Post-school, she would take a brief pause before revising for NEET once again.
She shared that she initially found physics challenging, so she put in extra effort to improve. Later, when chemistry became a weak point, she focused on it with consistent daily study. She relied on NCERT textbooks and regularly practiced with mock tests and sample questions to strengthen her preparation.
Palansha is a native of Agra, Uttar Pradesh but was raised in Mumbai and is currently staying in Mumbai. She did her schooling from DAV Public School, Airoli and subsequently did her 11th and 12th from Jaipuriar School. Her father, Anshu Agarwal is an engineer at Reliance and her mother, Payal Agarwal is a teacher at Euro School.

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Meet NEET topper who scored 720 marks out of 720, got 99.99 percentile; her name is..., Mukesh Ambani is….
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  • India.com

Meet NEET topper who scored 720 marks out of 720, got 99.99 percentile; her name is..., Mukesh Ambani is….

Success is not just a cakewalk. It's the result of consistent effort, discipline, and showing up every single day. This story is about a woman who has secured All India Rank(AIR) 1 in the NEET UG examination. She scored 720 marks out of 720 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. She is… Palansha Agarwal began studying for the NEET-UG test as soon as she completed her 10th standard. She had a rigid study regimen, waking up at 3.30 am to study until 6 am. Post-school, she would take a brief pause before revising for NEET once again. She shared that she initially found physics challenging, so she put in extra effort to improve. Later, when chemistry became a weak point, she focused on it with consistent daily study. She relied on NCERT textbooks and regularly practiced with mock tests and sample questions to strengthen her preparation. Palansha is a native of Agra, Uttar Pradesh but was raised in Mumbai and is currently staying in Mumbai. She did her schooling from DAV Public School, Airoli and subsequently did her 11th and 12th from Jaipuriar School. Her father, Anshu Agarwal is an engineer at Reliance and her mother, Payal Agarwal is a teacher at Euro School.

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