ALLEN’s Ayush Bhalotia is AIR-4 in NEET-UG 2026

Ayush Bhalotia has scored 710 marks out of 720 marks

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the NEET-UG 2026 Re-examination result on late Thursday night. ALLEN students, Ayush Bhalotiya has secured AIR-4 in NEET-UG 2026 results. Ayush has scored 710 marks out of 720 in the NEET-UG 2026 result.

Here are the excerpts from the interview of Ayush Bhalotia.

Daily Revision and Mock Tests Were the Key – Ayush Bhalotia

Ayush Bhalotia, a resident of Warisaliganj in Bihar’s Nawada district, has secured All India Rank (AIR) 4 by scoring 710 marks in NEET-UG, the country’s biggest medical entrance exam.

A regular classroom student at ALLEN Career Institute for the past two years, Ayush is set to become the first doctor not only in his family but also in his village.

He passed his Class 10 exams with 96.2% marks and Class 12 with 93.8%. His achievement has brought joy to his family and the entire Warisaliganj area.

Ayush shared, “It had been my dream since childhood to become a doctor and serve people, and ALLEN played a crucial role in realizing this dream.  Regular studies, intensive NEET preparation, consistent revision, and frequent tests at ALLEN were the primary reasons for my success.

I believe it is essential to analyze and correct mistakes after every test. The guidance of my elder brother, Arpit Bhalotia, was also very helpful; he is an IIT Delhi alumnus currently pursuing a PhD in the USA.”

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“I often felt mental pressure during NEET preparation, but the support from my family and ALLEN’s faculty kept me positive. Apart from classroom sessions, I dedicated 7-8 hours to self-study. I played chess for recreation.

My father, Sunil Kumar – a cement and steel businessman – provided every possible facility for my education, while my mother, Kiran Devi, encouraged me through every situation. This success belongs as much to my family and faculty as it does to me.”

I want my success to motivate students from villages and small towns, encouraging them to summon the courage to set ambitious goals.

To those preparing for NEET, I would advise building a strong grasp of the NCERT curriculum, revising regularly, and taking mock tests seriously. Patience, discipline, and consistent hard work are the keys to success in any major examination.