How do Toppers study for IIT JEE?

For being a JEE topper, you need to complete the syllabus well before time. Most of the toppers complete their syllabus by the end of Class 11th and then use Class 12th to revise the syllabus. You can do multiple rounds of revision of your syllabus by the end of December of Class 12th.

Do people fail at IITs?

Delving into the matter, we realize that a student failing in IIT is not uncommon. One of the gravest causes of why students fail in IIT is that apparently a majority of students succeed in JEE Advanced entirely on account of their coaching institutes.

Who are the toppers of the IIT-JEE Advanced?

Aman who became the JEE Advanced national topper in 2016 also decided to join IIT after he scored 320 out of 372 in his JEE final round. Jaipur resident Aman too decided to opt for BTech in Computer Science Engineering from IIT Bombay. 5. Pallerla Saisandeep Reddy Pallerla was just 17-years-old when he topped the IIT-JEE exam in 2013.

Is it possible to crack the IIT JEE without coaching?

The answer, as per many IIT JEE Toppers is yes. Believe it or not, there are many students who have cracked the examination by means of self-study and not with the help of coaching classes. Take for example Ankit Jalan, AIR 45 rank IIT JEE 2011.

How many JEE Advanced students did not take coaching?

Interestingly, various studies and analysis of the JEE Advanced results suggest that as many as 35 to 50 per cent students who qualify the examination did not take coaching. In 2019, Aditya Kumar from Bihar not only cracked JEE Main, he also cracked NEET, AIIMS and IISc Bangalore’s admission test – all without coaching.

What is the current status of the IIT JEE jee student Rishard Kumar?

He not only topped IIT JEE in 2011, but was also 7th rank holder in AIEEE, presently staying at Hyderabad. As per his LinkedIn profile, he has completed his internship from QEA Eduventures. As per his Facebook profile, he is presently residing at Dublin, Ireland.