BENGALURU: Kevin Martin, 17, who was one among among 15 applicants who scored 100 percentile within the JEE Main held in January last, has aced the exam again through securing 99.eight percentile within the exam held in previous this month. Kevin Martin is without doubt one of the 24 applicants within the nation to do so within the April exam.
The boy is the one topper from Karnataka.
Kevin, a Class 12 scholar of Nehru Smaraka Vidyalaya, Jayanagar, had enrolled at Allen Career Institute, Jayanagar and crowned in JEE exams held in January. He took up the exam again and emerged as the topper. He stated that Namma Metro contributed to his luck as the 20 minute journey from his Indiranagar home to his Jayanagar college and training centre spared him lengthy commutes through highway.
While in Class 11 in 2017, he used the Metro widely to hide 12km from home to school. "It would have taken me more than an hour to travel by road. Commuting by Metro was a blessing," stated Kevin, who shifted to a hostel run through the training centre in 2018 for Class 12.
As in keeping with NTA laws, those who secured 100% don't need to write the second one JEE Main in April. However, Kevin stated that he simply took the exam again out of interest. Presently, Kevin may be showing for the Common Entrance Test (CET). He stated that he did not get ready in particular to JEE and were given the score of 99.eight. He needs to pursue engineering.
For the primary time, the JEE (Main) Examination has been conducted two instances, on online mode, this yr. The first exam was conducted from January eight to 12 in two shifts, and the second one JEE (Main) Examination was conducted between April 7 and 12. As many as 6,08,440 have attended the exams both the days.
For those applicants who appeared in both January and April Examinations, their best of the two rankings have been accounted for. Out of 6,08,440 Candidates showing in both the months, 2,97,932 applicants have progressed their efficiency.
The boy is the one topper from Karnataka.
Kevin, a Class 12 scholar of Nehru Smaraka Vidyalaya, Jayanagar, had enrolled at Allen Career Institute, Jayanagar and crowned in JEE exams held in January. He took up the exam again and emerged as the topper. He stated that Namma Metro contributed to his luck as the 20 minute journey from his Indiranagar home to his Jayanagar college and training centre spared him lengthy commutes through highway.
While in Class 11 in 2017, he used the Metro widely to hide 12km from home to school. "It would have taken me more than an hour to travel by road. Commuting by Metro was a blessing," stated Kevin, who shifted to a hostel run through the training centre in 2018 for Class 12.
As in keeping with NTA laws, those who secured 100% don't need to write the second one JEE Main in April. However, Kevin stated that he simply took the exam again out of interest. Presently, Kevin may be showing for the Common Entrance Test (CET). He stated that he did not get ready in particular to JEE and were given the score of 99.eight. He needs to pursue engineering.
For the primary time, the JEE (Main) Examination has been conducted two instances, on online mode, this yr. The first exam was conducted from January eight to 12 in two shifts, and the second one JEE (Main) Examination was conducted between April 7 and 12. As many as 6,08,440 have attended the exams both the days.
For those applicants who appeared in both January and April Examinations, their best of the two rankings have been accounted for. Out of 6,08,440 Candidates showing in both the months, 2,97,932 applicants have progressed their efficiency.
JEE Main Result 2019: Bengaluru lad tops again in JEE
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