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NEET UG 2023 Result: Online classes helped Riddhi Wajaringkar secure 99.99 percentile

Resident of Baramati in Maharashtra, Riddhi prepared for her NEET exam with a coaching institute from Kota. “I was part of their online batch. I studied from home.”

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Riddhi Wajaringkar from Maharashtra with a percentile score of 99.9962719 ranks 44th in the AIR merit list and 8th in top-20 female candidates across India.

Resident of Baramati in Maharashtra, Riddhi prepared for her NEET exam with a coaching institute from Kota. “I was part of their online batch. I studied from home,” said Riddhi who was on her way to Kota when she got to know of her NEET result. “The coaching institute had called me to Kota since the result was expected. It is really fantastic news received on my way,” told Riddhi who was almost reaching her destination.

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Both her parents are doctors and younger brother is in school. “My parents are both paediatricians. But I am yet to decide on my specialisation. That is a decision to take post MBBS. I will focus on completing that successfully,” said Riddhi, who loves to draw sketches or rangoli during free time. “But listening to music has been a great reliever during studies,” she said.

 

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