Jamshedpur: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the result of JEE Main 2025 Session-1 Paper-1 (BTech-BE), and Jamshedpur has a lot to celebrate. Over 450 students from the city qualified for JEE Advanced, with Ujjwal Aditya emerging as the city topper by securing 99.98 percentile.
Ujjwal, son of railway employee N.T. Roy, resides in Haludbani, Parsudih. He studied up to Class 10 at Loyola School, Bistupur, before enrolling at Gayatri Shiksha Niketan, Adityapur, for his Plus Two education. Ujjwal has already begun his preparation for JEE Advanced and aspires to join the computer science branch at one of the top IITs.
“I have a keen interest in computer science and physics,” said Ujjwal. “My current focus is to perform well in JEE Advanced and secure admission to IIT in the computer science stream.”
Ujjwal’s mother, Rashmi Rai, is a homemaker. He credited his success to the support of his family and teachers. Ujjwal prepared for JEE Main by attending classes at two coaching institutes — one in Bistupur and another in Sakchi, where he participated in a test series. His preparation strategy was focused on daily revision without setting a strict study schedule. “I made sure to revise all chapters regularly without putting unnecessary pressure on myself,” he added.
Aryan Mishra and Dhruv H Bhadoria Secure Top Ranks
Aryan Mishra became the second topper from Jamshedpur with a 99.97 percentile, while Dhruv H Bhadoria secured the third position with a 99.87 percentile. Dhruv attributed his success to disciplined preparation and consistent efforts throughout the year.
Imran Wakil Among Top Performers, Plans to Pursue AI from IIT
Another notable performer is Imran Wakil, who scored 99.80 percentile and secured a spot in the top six in the city. Imran, a student of Jusco School, South Park, expressed his desire to pursue a B.Tech degree in Artificial Intelligence (AI) from a top-5 IIT.
Jusco School principal Mili Sinha praised Imran for his dedication and clarity of goals, congratulating him on his achievement. Imran’s father is a journalist, and his mother is a homemaker. “I have always aimed for excellence,” Imran said. “In the last two months, continuous mock tests and 8 to 10 hours of daily preparation helped me gain confidence.” He credited his success to his parents, sister, teachers, and the faculty members of Narayana Coaching Center.
JEE Main 2025 Exam Overview
This year, over 6,000 students from Jamshedpur appeared for JEE Main 2025, which was conducted in online mode at two examination centers in the city. The exam was held in two shifts on January 22, 23, 24, 28, and 29. Conducted in 13 languages, JEE Main 2025 gave students ample opportunities to showcase their abilities.
The NTA released the final answer key on February 10, and the results were announced on February 11, a day earlier than expected. Initially, students faced difficulties accessing their scorecards as the official website experienced technical glitches. Many candidates reported a “500 internal error” while trying to check their results. The issue was resolved later in the evening, allowing students to download their scorecards.
Top 10 Performers from Jamshedpur
- Ujjwal Aditya – 99.98
- Aryan Mishra – 99.97
- Dhruv Prakash – 99.97
- Dhruv H Bhadoria – 99.87
- Ashwani Kumar – 99.84
- Vedant Saraswat – 99.82
- Imran Wakil – 99.80
- Satvik Senon – 99.80
- S Bajaj – 99.79
- Aditya Pradhan – 99.78
- Kumar Anirban – 99.73
- Vartika Kumari – 99.71
- Neel Kauntia – 99.71
Over 450 Students Qualify for JEE Advanced
More than 450 students from Jamshedpur qualified for JEE Advanced, setting a new benchmark for academic excellence in the city. The result has filled students and their families with pride and hope for the upcoming challenges.
Ujjwal’s family is thrilled with his performance, but he remains focused on his next goal. “The JEE Main result is just the beginning. My real challenge is to perform well in JEE Advanced and achieve my dream of studying at IIT,” he said.
With students like Ujjwal, Aryan, Dhruv, and Imran leading the way, Jamshedpur continues to shine as a hub of academic talent, inspiring the next generation of aspiring engineers.
