Jharkhand News: JSSP student Imran Wakil scores 99.80 percentile in JEE Main
THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK Advertisement Advertisement Jamshedpur, Feb 12: In a remarkable achievement, Imran Wakil, a 12th-grade student of Jusco School…
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Jamshedpur, Feb 12: In a remarkable achievement, Imran Wakil, a 12th-grade student of Jusco School South Park (JSSP) and Narayana Coaching Center, Sakchi, has scored an impressive 99.80 percentile in the JEE Main 2025 Session 1, as announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Imran’s outstanding performance has brought immense pride to his school and coaching institute.
Mili Sinha, Principal of Jusco School South Park, expressed her happiness and praised Imran’s dedication and determination. She said, “Imran has been a student of our school since childhood. We have always admired his focus and commitment towards his goals. Today, JSSP is proud of his stellar performance in JEE Main. I congratulate Imran on his brilliant success and extend my best wishes for his upcoming JEE Advanced examination.”
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Imran credited his success to his parents, sister, school principal, teachers, and the faculty members at Narayana Coaching Center. He stated, “I am grateful to my parents for their constant support and encouragement. My teachers at JSSP and mentors at Narayana have played a significant role in guiding me throughout my preparation.”
Discussing his preparation strategy, Imran revealed that he maintained a rigorous study schedule of 8 to 10 hours daily along with regular classes. “In the last two months, I focused on taking continuous mock tests which boosted my confidence and helped me analyze my performance better,” he shared.
Imran’s ambition is to pursue B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence (AI) from one of the Top 5 IITs in the country. He is now gearing up for the upcoming JEE Advanced examination and is determined to achieve his dream of excelling in the field of AI.
Imran comes from a supportive family background, with his father associated with the media industry and his mother being a homemaker. His parents have always encouraged him to pursue his passion and supported him throughout his academic journey.
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