A family that once depended on the income of a rickshaw puller is celebrating a very important event that has brought people far from home. Aditya, a resident of Ratnauli village in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district, has secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 946 in NEET UG with a band of 295, becoming the first student from his village to qualify the medical entrance exam.His victory has turned into a moment of collective pride for the village. While his grandfather, Saukhi Sahni, used to earn money by pulling rickshaws, Aditya’s father, Harendra Sahni, supports the family through odd jobs. Aditya completed his education under Bihar Board from his hometown and later scored 87% in RDS College before clearing NEET UG.A family trip inspires the whole communityFor the Sahni family, the result represents years of determination and hard work. Saukhi Sahni said that her grandson’s success has brought pride not only to the family but also to the entire village. He also described Aditya as the topper from North Bihar in NEET UG.According to family members, Aditya’s success has motivated other students in the village to pursue higher education and pass exams. His father said the family was confident that hard work would pay off.Muzaffarpur records several NEET UG toppersAditya’s win came alongside several strong performances by other students in Muzaffarpur district.Sumit Sarraf from Veerpur in Kanti secured AIR 6013 in his second attempt after combining local courses with online learning and devoting 10 to 12 hours daily to preparation.Tannu from Dharfari village in Paru scored 587 marks. His father, Deveshchandra Prajapati, praised him for his good preparation for the results. Akash Kumar from Chanpakdi in Saraiya scored 608 marks, AIR 7,637 and EWS ranked 821 in three attempts. His parents accepted the guidance of his teachers, Sahindra Bhagat and Ramchandra Sah, while residents and local representatives praised him for his success.
Divya Chetan from Bisunpur Patti village in Sahebganj got AIR 3,135 and EWS rank 284 after getting 633 marks without going to a coaching school, preparing from her village through self-study and internet. Arya Prakash from Bairia scored an AIR of 1,701 and scored 646 marks in her first attempt after balancing teaching with self-study and staying away from social media during preparation. Kaustubh from Meenapur also cleared the exam with an AIR of 11,014 after studying at a coaching center in Muzaffarpur along with online preparation.Bihar features prominently in the national rankingsA strong government demonstration continued in Muzaffarpur. According to a TNN report, four Bihar candidates have been featured in the top 100 in the national NEET-UG list. Ayush Bhalotia from Nawada became the highest topper in the state with an AIR 4, while Riya Ranjan got an AIR 6. Ravi Kant Diwakar finished with an AIR 55 and Aditya Kumar from Begusarai got an AIR 73. TNN reported that Aditya Kumar said that the most difficult students were also answered well by re-writing the appropriate papers, a good achievement for the students who re-wrote the papers. repeat the same syllabus for a long time.