JEE Main 2023 Topper’s List: Make Your Preparation Easy by Following Topper’s Footsteps

Updated: February 21, 2023, 04:56 PM IST

JEE Main 2023: The National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the result for JEE Main 2023 Session 1, in which 20 applicants scored a 100 percentile mark and became the toppers of the exam. JEE Main is one of the toughest entrance exams that enable students to gain admission to the top Engineering colleges in India. This article deals with information about toppers, guidance, and preparation tips.

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Abhineet Majety, who topped the exam with 100 percentile marks, is a student at the FIITJEE World School in Hyderabad. He gives credit to the teaching staff and their innovative approach to problem-solving for his outstanding performance. He has cleared examinations such as the NTSE, KVPY, and Olympiad.

Krish Gupta was one of the 20 participants in the first session of the JEE Main 2023 who achieved a 100% score. Gupta is a native of Sikar, Rajasthan, and comes from an engineering family. Krish wants to study computer science engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, to become a software engineer. He also scored well on the NTSE, was a KVPY scholar, and participated in several math Olympiads.

Topper’s List of JEE Main 2023 Session 1

Here is the list of the top 20 students who scored 100 percentile marks in JEE Main 2023 Session 1.

Rank	Student Name	Application Number	Score (Percentile)
1	ABHINEET MAJETY	230310514113	100
2	AMOGH JALAN	230310532732	100
3	APURVA SAMOTA	230310376645	100
4	ASHIK STENNY	230310047826	100
5	BIKKINA ABHINAV CHOWDARY	230310146952	100
6	DESHANK PRATAP SINGH	230310167803	100
7	DHRUV SANJAY JAIN	230310514845	100
8	DNYANESH HEMENDRA SHINDE	230310148001	100
9	DUGGINENI VENKATA YUGESH	230310434666	100
10	GULSHAN KUMAR	230310242420	100
11	GUTHIKONDA ABHIRAM	230310180674	100
12	KAUSHAL VIJAYVERGIYA	230310233253	100
13	KRISH GUPTA	230310309237	100
14	MAYANK SONI	230310210909	100
15	N.K.VISHWAJITH	230310366546	100
16	NIPUN GOEL	230310034589	100
17	RISHI KALRA	230310141436	100
18	SOHAM DAS	230310332864	100
19	SUTHAR HARSHUL SANJAYBHAI	230310666162	100
20	VAVILALA CHIDVILAS REDDY	230310481885	100

Krish Preparation Strategy

He attended the Allen Coaching Institute in Sikar, and his classes met from 2 until 8:45 each day. He never kept track of the hours he spent preparing or adhered to a strict schedule. He put as much time and effort as he could into his studies. He would occasionally stay up late to study, but if he felt too exhausted on other days, he would go to sleep. They received instruction for both the JEE Main and Advanced exams concurrently throughout the coaching, and their course was finished by December 15.

Course Revision

When the NTA released the exam dates, he made a revised schedule for him. His strategy was to review everything taught in classes 11 and 12, then the JEE syllabus, then the PYQ papers from the previous year, and finally, NCERT. In the end, he revised NCERT. He only completed two questions from last year’s exams.

Books Preferred

He did not rely on other books, particularly for mathematics, and mostly referred to his coaching study materials. He also used HC Verma for his physics studies. In addition to the coaching materials, he continued to use NCERT for Chemistry.

12th Preparation Tips

Due to his preparation in mathematics, physics, and chemistry, he is not overly concerned about his exams. He only needs to concentrate on English; physical education is relatively easy. He will think about something else once the board exams are over.

His advice for Students

Students should look at previous year’s papers before starting their revision to get a sense of the questions that will be asked and plan their time accordingly. Students should read NCERT without a doubt, particularly for inorganic chemistry.