NEET-UG 2026 Re exam – ALLEN’s Panshul Bansal is AIR-2

Panshul Bansal Shares His Re-NEET Preparation Strategy

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the NEET-UG 2026 Re-examination result a short while ago. Once again ALLEN students have excelled in the NEET results as ALLEN’s Panshul Bansal, a classroom student at ALLEN Career Institute, has secured All India Rank 2 in Re-NEET 2026, the country’s biggest medical entrance examination.

Panshul Bansal is  resident of Faridabad, Haryana, scored 715 out of 720 marks in Re-NEET. Panshul Bansal had a clear goal from the very beginning: to crack NEET and become a doctor. He secured 94 percent marks in both Class 10 and Class 12.

Additionally, he appeared for JEE Main 2026, where he scored in the 99.5 percentile. Panshul Bansal’s father Sanjeev Kumar Bansal holds a degree in Naval Engineering but is currently a businessman, while his mother, Monica, is a Company Secretary.

Panshul Bansal , who has been a regular classroom student at ALLEN Career Institute for two years, said, “I worked very hard to reach this point. My parents never pressured me regarding my career.

After Class 10, I had many options – I could have even chosen Arts – but I had an interest in Biology from the start. By the time I reached Class 7, I had decided that I wanted to pursue Science and become a doctor.

Setting a life goal at a young age proved to be very beneficial for me; it shaped my mindset and greatly helped me achieve my target. It strengthens both your foundation and your conceptual understanding.

I would like to tell students that you should pursue a career path only if you are truly passionate about it. When I enrolled at ALLEN to prepare for NEET, I realized what real competition is; talented students from across the country come to ALLEN to realize their dreams, and seeing them serves as a source of motivation.

It is this very motivation that drives you to excel. I received immense support from the faculty; we were taught at an advanced level so that we could easily handle the demands of exams like Re-NEET.

I didn’t spend excessive hours studying, but the time I did dedicate was focused on quality learning. While students generally tend to focus heavily on theory, I didn’t prioritize it as much; instead, I concentrated more on practicing questions.

For recreation, I listen to music. I have cleared international-level piano examinations, having achieved Grade 4 certification from Rock School and Grade 2 from Trinity College London.