Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Vadodara Student Cracks NEET After Drop Year
Vrishti Chandra, a student from Vadodara, scored high in her school exams and decided to pursue medicine.
After completing Class 12, she took a year off to prepare for the NEET exam.
She joined a coaching institute and focused on understanding concepts, revising regularly, and taking mock tests.
She managed her time well, studied for long hours, and handled stress through activities like swimming and writing.
Her hard work paid off, and she secured a seat in a government medical college.
She is now studying MBBS and plans to specialize in Anatomy after graduation.
Vrishti Chandra secured a government MBBS seat in her first NEET attempt after a drop year.
She scored 95.2% in Class 12 and 96% in Class 10 from Navrachana Higher Secondary School, Vadodara.
Her preparation included conceptual clarity, regular revision, and extensive mock tests.
She identified Physics as her most challenging subject and focused on recorded lectures and doubt-solving sessions.
She managed stress through physical activities, minimal social media use, and creative outlets like writing stories and poems.
- Who
- Vrishti Chandra, a 19-year-old MBBS undergraduate from Vadodara, Gujarat
- What
- Cracked NEET UG in her first attempt after a drop year
- When
- NEET UG 2026 examination expected in May
- Where
- Currently studying at Sri MP Shah Government Medical College, Jamnagar
- Why
- Strong interest in Biology and desire to serve society through medicine
- Student Name
- Vrishti Chandra
- Current College
- Sri MP Shah Government Medical College, Jamnagar
- NEET Attempt
- First attempt after drop year
- School
- Navrachana Higher Secondary School, Sama, Vadodara
- Class 12 Percentage
- 95.2%
- Class 10 Percentage
- 96%
- Coaching Institute
- Infinity Learn by Sri Chaitanya
- Study Hours
- 7-8 hours initially, up to 12 hours later
- Key Strategy
- Conceptual clarity, revision, mock tests
- Challenging Subject
- Physics