Jaipur boys get rich reward for hard work
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Jaipur: Jaipur boy Bhavya Jethanandani from Rishikul Vijay School in Malviya Nagar secured AIR 46 in JEE Advanced and is now aiming to study Computer Science engineering at
IIT Bombay
. He said the world will progress with advancements in science and technology and the JEE Advanced result is the first stepping stone for him.
"I always liked Mathematics and Physics, so engineering was a natural choice for me. Everything is dominated by Science and I want to contribute to this progress through my education. I started my preparation two years ago and focused on completing my daily targets instead of clocking in hours of studies. On most days, I could not complete my goals, but I stayed consistent," he said.
Also from Jaipur, Aryaman Dev Verma secured AIR 93. Verma started his preparation immediately after Class 10. With both parents working as IAS officers, Verma said it was his decision to go for engineering due to his love for core science subjects and mathematics.
"I always enjoyed Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and in Class 10 itself I decided that I will prepare for IIT-JEE," said Verma. tnn
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