Education company PhysicsWallah (PW) has announced strong performances by its students in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2026, with several candidates securing top All India Ranks (AIR), reflecting the company’s focus on accessible and technology-driven medical entrance coaching.
Among the top performers were Ravikant Diwakar (AIR 55), Shivansh Anand (AIR 152), Divyansh Jaiswal (AIR 173), and Sakshi Kumari (AIR 192). The company said these students prepared through its online courses, offline tech-enabled PW Vidyapeeth centres and hybrid PW Pathshala centres, highlighting the flexibility of its learning ecosystem. In Nadia, PW organised a felicitation event to celebrate local achievers, where Saptarshi Barman (AIR 1903) was recognised among the city’s high-performing students.
Students credited PW’s structured learning model for their success. Ravikant Diwakar said concept-based teaching and video explanations helped strengthen his understanding, while ShivanshAnand attributed his performance to daily practice papers, regular assessments and timely doubt resolution that improved his exam strategy and time management.
Congratulating the aspirants, PW Founder and CEO Alakh Pandey said every student’s hard work and perseverance deserved recognition, while encouraging those who missed their targets to view the examination as only one milestone in a much longer journey.
PW said its NEET preparation framework combines affordability with technology-driven features, including daily practice questions, mock tests with video solutions, round-the-clock doubt resolution and AI-personalised revision support. Around 20 lakh students appeared for NEET (UG) 2026, of whom approximately 11.21 lakh qualified for undergraduate medical admissions.
In Nadia, the strong performance of local students is expected to reinforce demand for organised coaching and digital learning services in the district. With increasing competition for medical admissions, education technology companies and hybrid coaching centres are likely to witness higher enrolments as families continue to invest in quality exam preparation and flexible learning options.