From AIR 448 To 22 In NEET: How Lulu Got AIIMS Seat In Her 2nd Attempt, Shares Strategy
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Lulu A from Kerala secured AIR 22 in her second NEET UG attempt, scoring 706/720. She is now pursuing MBBS at AIIMS, Delhi.
The NEET UG medical entrance exam is considered one of the toughest undergraduate-level exams in India. With more aspirants joining the race every year, the competition only gets tougher. To stay ahead, it's important not just to work hard but also to plan smartly and regularly assess your progress. A well-thought-out strategy often becomes the key factor that separates top performers from the rest.
Lulu A from Kerala is a shining example of how smart planning and consistent efforts can lead to outstanding success. Her journey shows that with the right approach and dedication, even the toughest goals can be achieved.
Lulu hails from Nenmara in the Palakkad district of Kerala. In her first NEET attempt, she had secured the 448th rank, however, she was not satisfied with her performance and decided to try again. With better preparation and renewed strategy, she jumped over 400 ranks to land at AIR 22 on her second try.
In her second attempt at the NEET UG exam, Lulu scored a remarkable 706 out of 720 marks and secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 22. She also became one of the top NEET scorers from Kerala.
Lulu says that changing her preparation strategy played a key role in her success. She focused more on Physics in the beginning and later shifted her attention to Biology. This balanced approach worked well, and she achieved near-perfect marks.
After cracking NEET with flying colours, Lulu got admission into the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi. She is now pursuing her MBBS at India's one of the most prestigious medical colleges.
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