JEE Main 2024 Topper: Bengaluru’s Amogh Agrawal scores 100 percentile in JEE session 1, 2

JEE Main 2024 Topper: He further said, “I study as long as my body supports. Usually, I study for 12 hours. I believe my teachers and my parents have been my support system throughout my preparation journey."

JEE Main 2024 Topper: Bengaluru boy Amogh Agrawal scores 100 percentiles in both JEE session 1, 2

Agarwal, who is eyeing a computer science seat at IIT-Bombay is now gearing up for JEE Advance. (Image: Special arrangement)

A study schedule of 12 hours and sticking to textbook syllabus — that is all the recipe that Amogh Agrawal used to achieve 100 percentile in the JEE Main 2024. Adding to the glory, the 18-year-old boy registered 100 percentiles for both JEE Main 2024 sessions 1 and 2. The National Testing Agency on April 24 announced the results for the examination that saw 56 candidates scoring 100 percentile.

Speaking to indianexpress.com, Agrawal, who is eyeing a computer science seat at IIT-Bombay said, “I attempted the second time only to have a thorough practice of the practice papers.”

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Asked about the competitive space in the domain, he said, “I don’t think about pressure or the competition. I first get my process right. I believe in preparing well and practicing the papers to score well.”

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He further said, “I study as long as my body supports. Usually, I study for 12 hours. I believe my teachers and my parents have been my support system throughout my preparation journey.”

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“If tension or stress gets to me, I usually take a break, spend time with friends/family or play,” said Agrawal who is now gearing up for JEE Advanced from Narayana Co-Kaveri Bhavan coaching center in Bengaluru.

Sanath Prasad

Sanath Prasad is a senior sub-editor and reporter with the Bengaluru bureau of Indian Express. He covers education, transport, infrastructure and trends and issues integral to Bengaluru. He holds more than two years of reporting experience in Karnataka. His major works include the impact of Hijab ban on Muslim girls in Karnataka, tracing the lives of the victims of Kerala cannibalism, exploring the trends in dairy market of Karnataka in the aftermath of Amul-Nandini controversy, and Karnataka State Elections among others. If he is not writing, he keeps himself engaged with badminton, swimming, and loves exploring. ... Read More

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