Arnav had recently also attended a biology olympiad camp in Mumbai. He studied regularly and mostly did self-studies that influenced his results.
Arnav's father Vineet Aggarwal, who is a chartered accountant, said he was proud of his son and would support him forever.
While Nishant Aggarwal from Patiala, who took coaching from Chandigarh, has secured all-India sixth rank.
Nishant's father Dr Hari Om Aggarwal said, "My son is intelligent, but not studious. He is hardworking and dedicated and believes in honesty and sincerity. He always wanted to take admission either in AIIMS or Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi. And now since he has secured sixth rank in AIIMS what's better."
Akshit Bhardwaj of SAS Nagar, who secured all-India 44th rank, said, "I have always concentrated in my target and hence I have secured what I have always wanted to. I will always be thankful to my mentors who have guided me at all stages."
Thousands of students from all over the country appeared for the entrance test which was held on June 1 to make it to the elitist institute of the country.
AIIMS, Delhi, has 72 seats for the MBBS course. Through this entrance test, the six new AIIMS at Bhubaneswar (Odisha), Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh), Raipur (Chattisgarh), Rishikesh (Uttarakhand), Jodhpur (Rajasthan) and Patna (Bihar) will also take in their students. They have 100 seats each.
Other top rankers from tricity Jaskaran Singh Rank 65
Gurtej Singh Saini Rank 100
Siddhartha Bajaj Rank 113
Mudit Sharma Rank 156
Mukul Garg Rank 483
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