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JEE (Main) 2016 results: All Super30 students clear first hurdle

Hindustan Times, Patna | By
Apr 27, 2016 08:22 PM IST

All 30 students of the current Super30 batch cleared the JEE (mains) exam, the result of which was announced on Wednesday.

All 30 students of the current Super30 batch cleared the JEE (mains) exam, the result of which was announced on Wednesday.

All 30 students of the current Super30 batch cleared the JEE (mains) exam, the result of which was announced on Wednesday.(Agencies/File photo)
All 30 students of the current Super30 batch cleared the JEE (mains) exam, the result of which was announced on Wednesday.(Agencies/File photo)

Mathematician Anand Kumar’s brother Pranav announced the good news mid-way through the practice session that all of them had crossed the first hurdle. There was a brief cheer before all of them got down to their daily practice routine. “You have come this far. Now, your destination is not far off. Keep working hard. You all will get there,” he added.

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Basant Kumar, whose father is a farm labourer, nodded in affirmation. “Sir, our aim is IIT. We will not relax till JEE (advance),” he said. Pushkar, whose father is a low-paid staff in a private company, too, concurred. “Sir, we are here for IIT. We will work harder now,” he added.

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The coaching institutes in the town were abuzz with analysis of the results. Many students queued up at cyber cafes since noon to find out their score. Speculations were rife about the cut-off till it became clear that it was lower than last year – 100 for general category, 70 for OBC and 52 for SC category and 48 for ST.

“Around 70,000 students appeared in the JEE (Mains) from Bihar and out of around 1.98 lakh selected for JEE (Advance), Bihar must have fared very well. The information we have got so far is encouraging. The low cut-off compared to 105 last year will help Bihar students,” said Sanjay Kumar, who runs a coaching institute.

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