Archive · 24 Aug 2026
From 54% in Class 10 to IIT Bombay’s Computer Science
Jainendrajeet once scored 54% in his Class 10 examinations.
He had been on bed rest for about 40 to 50 days before the exams, which affected his preparation.
The result surprised and upset him.
Instead of deciding that he was not capable, he treated the result as one difficult setback.
He created a regular study routine and reduced distractions.
He studied topics before they were taught in class, set daily goals and practiced previous-year questions.
Over time, he studied for nearly 10 hours a day in a more organized way.
He later scored 99.98 percentile in JEE Main 2023.
He also ranked 349 in JEE Advanced and entered IIT Bombay’s Computer Science programme.
Jainendrajeet scored 54% in Class 10 after spending 40 to 50 days on bed rest before the examinations.
The result shocked him, especially after seeing several friends score above 90%.
He changed his approach by fixing study hours, reducing distractions and limiting social media.
His JEE preparation included previewing lessons, setting daily targets and solving previous-year questions.
He scored 99.98 percentile in JEE Main 2023 and ranked 349 in JEE Advanced, earning admission to IIT Bombay’s Computer Science programme.
- Who
- Jainendrajeet, who described his academic journey in a YouTube video.
- What
- He improved from a 54% Class 10 result to a 99.98 percentile in JEE Main 2023 and an All India Rank of 349 in JEE Advanced.
- When
- He scored 54% in Class 10 and later achieved his JEE results in 2023.
- Where
- He was admitted to IIT Bombay’s Computer Science programme.
- Why
- His Class 10 preparation was disrupted by 40 to 50 days of bed rest; afterward, he adopted a more disciplined and structured study method.
- Class 10 result
- 54%
- Illness-related interruption
- Nearly 40 to 50 days of bed rest before the examinations
- Daily study schedule
- Nearly 10 hours a day
- JEE Main result
- 99.98 percentile in 2023
- JEE Advanced result
- All India Rank 349
- Admission
- IIT Bombay’s Computer Science programme
- Key study practices
- Previewing lessons, setting daily targets and solving previous-year questions