After passing class 12th, Bihar native Vaibhav Vishal started preparing for UPSC Civil Services, however, his keen interest in science and technology made him change his preparation course. He skipped a year and instead started taking coaching for engineering entrance.
A year later, Vaibhav Vishal is now among 18 students to jointly share Rank 1 in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2021. He topped the exam by securing 100 percentile in his third attempt. JEE Main was conducted four times this year. He got 99.84 percentile in first attempt and 99.83 percentile in second attempt.
“I thought of preparing for UPSC and just started preparing a little, however, now I will not pursue it. I have developed interest in science and technology while preparing for JEE Main, so now my main focus is JEE Advanced 2021.”
Now he is preparing for IIT entrance JEE Advanced which will be held on 3rd October. His goal is to pursue computer science from IIT-Bombay. He is studying in FIITJEE.
He said that NCERT is most important for JEE preparation. “It covers the entire syllabus. About 60-70% of JEE Advanced is also from NCERT. Candidates need to have personal control over this part of the syllabus,” says Vaibhav.
He is preparing for both JEE Main and JEE Advanced papers simultaneously and focuses a lot on mock tests as well.
Her father Prabhakar Kumar is a development officer in Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), her mother Madhuri Mishra was a private school teacher but is now a homemaker. He also has two sisters, one of whom is a second year engineering student.
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