JEE-Advanced list out, top two from Delhi zone
The results of the Joint Entrance Exam -Advanced were announced on Sunday, with the top two spots being secured by students from the Indian Institute of Technology -Delhi zone. Ved Lahoti bagged the top rank by securing 355 out of 360 marks, the highest ever, officials aware of the matter said. Lahoti said that he followed a 14-hour daily schedule to prepare for the JEE Advanced exams. He scored AIR 2 in the JEE Advanced exams, and is in Malaysia right now to represent India in the final stage of Asian Physics Olympiad, Kumar added. When asked about his son’s future plans, Kumar said, “Aditya will probably go to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for research purposes and higher studies after completing his undergraduate course.” He added that his son would dedicate his education and research in building the country’s future.
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