NEET 2025: From Doubt To Dream, Jodhpur Boy Bags AIR 15 With 670 Marks

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Manvendra Singh from Jodhpur secured AIR 15 in NEET 2025 with 670/720 marks. Though disheartened after the tough exam, his hard work and discipline led to this big success
Hard work and faith in oneself can turn even the toughest challenges into success stories. Manvendra Singh from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, has proven this by securing All India Rank 15 in the NEET exam with a score of 670 out of 720. His achievement has brought immense pride to his family.
Manvendra dedicated six hours daily to coaching and spent the rest of his time studying, apart from six hours of sleep. His discipline and consistency led to this outstanding success. His dream is to become a neurosurgeon and serve people. Though not particularly interested in sports, Manvendra enjoys drawing and playing the flute, reflecting his creative side.
The Paper Was Tough, But Faith Kept Him Going
This year, the NEET paper set by NTA was considered difficult. Manvendra felt disheartened after the exam. However, his coaching mentors and family reassured him that a tougher paper meant a lower cut-off. Gradually, he regained confidence in his performance.
Initially inclined towards Physics and Maths, Manvendra chose Biology to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor. He advises aspiring students to study Physics with genuine interest, as it can be a challenging yet rewarding subject.
Manvendra scored 96.20% in his Class 12 exams. He encourages students to develop the habit of reading beyond the syllabus, not limiting themselves to just NCERT books. This, he says, strengthens overall preparation.
Manvendra's mother, Manju Kanwar, is a homemaker, while his younger brother Navdeep is currently in Class 10. Manvendra's journey is a testimony to hard work, discipline, and the power of belief.
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June 18, 2025, 08:20 IST

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Last Updated: Manvendra Singh from Jodhpur secured AIR 15 in NEET 2025 with 670/720 marks. Though disheartened after the tough exam, his hard work and discipline led to this big success Hard work and faith in oneself can turn even the toughest challenges into success stories. Manvendra Singh from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, has proven this by securing All India Rank 15 in the NEET exam with a score of 670 out of 720. His achievement has brought immense pride to his family. Manvendra dedicated six hours daily to coaching and spent the rest of his time studying, apart from six hours of sleep. His discipline and consistency led to this outstanding success. His dream is to become a neurosurgeon and serve people. Though not particularly interested in sports, Manvendra enjoys drawing and playing the flute, reflecting his creative side. The Paper Was Tough, But Faith Kept Him Going This year, the NEET paper set by NTA was considered difficult. Manvendra felt disheartened after the exam. However, his coaching mentors and family reassured him that a tougher paper meant a lower cut-off. Gradually, he regained confidence in his performance. Initially inclined towards Physics and Maths, Manvendra chose Biology to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor. He advises aspiring students to study Physics with genuine interest, as it can be a challenging yet rewarding subject. Manvendra scored 96.20% in his Class 12 exams. He encourages students to develop the habit of reading beyond the syllabus, not limiting themselves to just NCERT books. This, he says, strengthens overall preparation. Manvendra's mother, Manju Kanwar, is a homemaker, while his younger brother Navdeep is currently in Class 10. Manvendra's journey is a testimony to hard work, discipline, and the power of belief. First Published: June 18, 2025, 08:20 IST