Panchkula’s Suyash Arora does a NEET job

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, November 1

Panchkula boy Suyash Arora has secured all-India rank 5 in NEET. The result was declared today. Suyash got 715 marks out of 720 in the exam.

Sharing his success strategy, Arora said, “For NEET preparation, I focused on the NCERT syllabus. Whenever I scored less in my exams, instead of getting frustrated, I used to look at the reasons and work accordingly to improve my performance. I used to study with a daily target. Developing a strategy is important to crack exams such as NEET.”

Apart from classroom teaching, he used to focus on self-study for three to four hours. He has qualified the Indian Olympiad and has also qualified the physics/astronomy/biology (IOQP/A/B) and was selected for the OCSC (biology) and AOOC (astronomy). He is also a KVPY and NTSE scholar.

Suyash’s mother Renu Arora is a CA based in Panchkula. His inspiration has been his elder sister Mehak Arora, who had bagged AIR 3 in the AIIMS entrance exam in 2018. A resident of Sector 35, Chandigarh, Pavit Singh, has bagged AIR 23 in NEET. Pavit has been a bright student in school and has now done well in this competitive exam too. Pavit’s mother, Dr Brahmyjot Kaur, is a doctor based in Chandigarh. Pavit wants to be a doctor like her mother.