‘Was sleeping when mom told about results': NEET UG 2025 AIR 2 Utkarsh Awadhiya
NEET UG Results 2025: Utkarsh Awadhiya, who has secured All India Rank (AIR) 2 in the NEET UG 2025, said, 'My grandfather wanted my father to become a doctor; he couldn't, so I tried to fulfill his wish.' Awadhiya is now eyeing a seat at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, and is eager to become the first doctor in the Awadhiya family.
The results for the national level medical exam was announced today (June 14) by the National Testing Agency. Candidates who appeared for the exam can access their NEET UG results on the official website — neet.nta.nic.in.
NEET UG 2025 Result Live: Where to check
A general category candidate from Madhya Pradesh, Utkarsh Awadhiya achieved an impressive percentile of 99.9999095, and that too in his first attempt at cracking NEET UG. Sharing his reaction on the achievement, he said, 'I was sleeping when the NEET UG results were announced. My parents checked my scorecard, and my mother woke me up and said that I got AIR 2. At first, I was like 'you are lying, that's not happening at all,' but when I saw it myself, I was like 'Oh my god! what has happened.' The realisation took time to sink in.
NEET UG 2025 Cut off
Awadhiya said this year's paper was difficult compared to last year's. 'Biology was a little bit difficult, Chemistry was more difficult, but then Physics was deadly. I was bowled over, and I was not able to do one-third of the questions, and this is coming from a student who used to regularly score 720 in the mock tests,' he said.
NEET UG Live | NEET UG 2025 Toppers List | NEET UG Qualifying Cut-Off | NEET Rank 3 | NEET Rank 8 | NEET UG Websites to Check | NEET UG 2025 Result Declared | NEET UG Answer Key Released |
The topper shared that there was a power outage at his centre in Indore. 'In my centre, electricity was gone, and it was all black. I was very terrified, but then I just closed my eyes for two minutes and calmed down, and then did all the remaining questions in a way that I had planned,' said Awadhiya.
Having enrolled in Aakash Institute's foundational NEET course in Class 10, Awadhiya started to prepare for the exam from Class 11.
'There was a fear of missing out (FOMO) to some extent, but it was very short-lived. I used to live in a hostel, and there I had many friends who had started preparing for NEET. We used to enjoy that process together,' said Awadhiya.
Awadhiya claimed that success can be achieved only when a candidate remembers his or her mistakes and avoids repeating them. 'The best success mantra I would give to fellow and future NEET aspirants is not to repeat the mistakes. Analysing what you did wrong in the last exam or mock test is essential. Making the same mistake can just flip your whole NEET UG journey,' he added.
Awadhiya has kept AIIMS, New Delhi, as his first choice and AIIMS, Bhopal, as his second option.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
NEET achievement was possible through continuous effort, hard work: Nidhi
Kodagu: KG Nidhi, a student who completed her primary education in Srimangala in Kodagu and secondary education at Navodaya Vidyalaya in Galibeedu, Madikeri, achieved success in the NEET-UG 2025, by securing the 84th rank at the All-India level, and 7th rank in Karnataka. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now She secured a seat for education in the medical field by obtaining 648 marks out of 720. Nidhi, who is currently studying PUC in Mangaluru, secured the 550th rank in CET, and now, secured the 84th rank in NEET. This achievement was possible through continuous effort and hard work. "I engaged in preliminary preparation for NEET from the first PUC. I also received encouragement in the college, and parents as well. I will continue my education in the medical field as per my wish," she said. She completed her primary education at JC Primary School in Srimangala and her secondary education at Galibeedu Navodaya. Originally from Somwarpet Bettadalli, she is the daughter of Ganapathy, who resides in Choudlu Alekatte, working as the ASI in the district armed reserve force at Madikeri, and Gunavathy, the in-charge headmistress of Jakkanalli Govt School.
Time of India
3 hours ago
- Time of India
Pvt school student tops NEET in Trichy district
Trichy: Ashwin Karthik, a student at a private school at Kamalaniketan, has secured an all-India rank (AIR) of 775 in the NEET 2025 examination. Scoring 601 out of 720 marks, the highest in Trichy district, Ashwin attributed his success to hard work and inspiration from his parents. "Since both my parents are doctors, I've always wanted to become a doctor. NEET is just an exam to test your ability and there's no need to be afraid of it. I studied sincerely and focused on understanding the basics," he said.
Time of India
3 hours ago
- Time of India
CSAS portal: Wait for admission to DU may end soon
New Delhi: The wait for admission into undergraduate programmes for the academic session 2025-26 in Delhi University's colleges may soon come to an end. Under DU's admission process, the first phase (Common Seat Allocation System – CSAS portal) has not yet been launched. As a result, the university was unable to initiate the admission process. As per sources, the launch may now take place on Tuesday. Last year, the process began by the end of May. Under this process, 85,000 seats across 79 undergraduate programmes in 69 colleges are to be filled. A DU official said preparations are underway to begin the application process in the upcoming week. The admission process is yet to start as CUET data from the National Testing Agency (NTA) is yet to be received, according to the official. The second phase of the admission process begins only after the CUET results are declared. Currently, since the first phase itself has not started, the delay in CUET results is likely to further push back admissions. The CUET results are expected by June 30. It is in the second phase that students are allotted seats. With the delay in the admission process, the start of the academic session is also likely to be postponed. The initial phase requires applicants to provide only basic personal and academic information, upload essential documents—such as category, EWS, or PwD certificates—and verify their CUET scores, which are already linked to their profiles.
