JEE Main 2024 Topper: Bengaluru's Amogh Agrawal scores 100 percentile in JEE session 1, 2
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Agarwal, who is eyeing a computer science seat at IIT-Bombay is now gearing up for JEE Advance. (Image: Special arrangement) A study schedule of 12 hours and sticking to textbook syllabus — that is all the recipe that Amogh Agrawal used to achieve 100 percentile in the JEE Main 2024. Adding to the glory, the 18-year-old boy registered 100 percentiles for both JEE Main 2024 sessions 1 and 2. The National Testing Agency on April 24 announced the results for the examination that saw 56 candidates scoring 100 percentile. Speaking to indianexpress.com, Agrawal, who is eyeing a computer science seat at IIT-Bombay said, "I attempted the second time only to have a thorough practice of the practice papers." Asked about the competitive space in the domain, he said, "I don't think about pressure or the competition. I first get my process right. I believe in preparing well and practicing the papers to score well." He further said, "I study as long as my body supports. Usually, I study for 12 hours. I believe my teachers and my parents have been my support system throughout my preparation journey." "If tension or stress gets to me, I usually take a break, spend time with friends/family or play," said Agrawal who is now gearing up for JEE Advanced from Narayana Co-Kaveri Bhavan coaching center in Bengaluru.