Re-NEET UG 2026: AIR 9 Gaurav Singh attributes success to consistency, discipline and regular revision
New Delhi, July 24
Gaurav Singh, who secured All India Rank 9 in the Re-NEET UG 2026 examination, credited his success to consistency, discipline and regular revision, saying he cleared the exam in his first attempt after two years of preparation.
Speaking to ANI, Singh said he focused on studying consistently every day rather than for long hours on a single day.
"While preparing for NEET, I mainly focused on consistency and discipline. Instead of studying a lot on one day, I studied consistently every day, wrote practice papers daily, listened to my teachers and kept revising continuously. That was my strategy," he said.
"I prepared for two years and cleared NEET in the first attempt. One must revise as much as possible and work as hard as possible. One should stay motivated enough to overcome setbacks and keep improving," he added.
Sharing a message for future NEET aspirants, Singh stressed the importance of discipline.
"Discipline is really important. Prepare with discipline, and all topics will be covered and your scores will improve," he said.
Ludhiana's Aryan Gupta, who secured All India Rank (AIR) 1 in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) (Undergraduate) 2026, said consistent hard work, following his teachers' guidance and unwavering support from his family helped him achieve the top rank. He now hopes to join AIIMS Delhi and pursue a career in oncology.
Speaking to ANI after the results were announced, Aryan said, "I secured All India Rank 1 in NEET (UG) 2026. I got 715 out of 720 marks. I worked very hard for two years, studied a lot, and took a lot of stress too, so it feels very good. I'm feeling very relieved. It feels like I've got the fruit of the hard work I put in."
— ANI
Reader Comments
Yeh discipline wali baat bilkul sahi hai. I remember my own NEET days—I used to study all night but then skip mornings. Consistency is everything. Also, Aryan's focus on oncology is inspiring, we need more oncologists in India.
Amazing achievement! But I hope the government also focuses on reducing exam stress. 715/720 is incredible, but students should not have to take "a lot of stress" as Aryan mentioned. We need a healthier education system.
Two years of preparation and first attempt clearance—Gaurav is a living example of "hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard." Also, shout out to his teachers and family for the support system. Well done! 👏
It's heartening to see such dedication. But honestly, the Re-NEET system still feels unfair to many students who had a bad day. While Gaurav and Aryan deserve all praise, we must also question whether multiple attempts devalue the exam.
Bhagwan ka ashirwad aur mehnat dono chahiye yaar. Gaurav's advice about staying motivated through setbacks is gold for any aspirant. Koi baat nahi, beta aage badho, desh ko aisi hi disciplined doctors ki zaroorat hai! 🙏
J