Education technology company PhysicsWallah (PW) has announced the performance of its students in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) 2026, with several candidates securing top All India Ranks (AIR). Among the highest performers were Ravikant Diwakar (AIR 55), Shivansh Anand (AIR 152), Divyansh Jaiswal (AIR 173), and Sakshi Kumari (AIR 192). The company said the results reflected the effectiveness of its online courses and technology-enabled PW Vidyapeeth centres, allowing students to prepare through flexible learning modes.
To mark the achievement, PhysicsWallah organised a felicitation event in Malda, where local performers including Rajbir Dutta (AIR 871), Nasibur Rahaman (AIR 4042), and Sk. Rabiul (AIR 6347) were honoured for their success in the national medical entrance examination. Students credited regular mock tests, concept-based teaching, doubt-clearing sessions and video explanations for helping them perform well in the highly competitive examination.
Congratulating the aspirants, PhysicsWallah Founder and CEO Alakh Pandey said every student’s dedication deserved recognition, adding that those who did not achieve their desired results should view the examination as only one milestone in a much longer academic journey.
According to the company, its NEET preparation ecosystem combines affordable coaching with technology-driven features such as AI-personalised revision, daily practice questions, mock tests with video solutions and 24×7 doubt resolution. Around 20 lakh candidates appeared for NEET (UG) 2026, of whom nearly 11.21 lakh qualified for undergraduate medical admissions.
In Malda, the success of local students is expected to strengthen demand for organised NEET coaching and digital learning solutions in the district. Education experts believe the growing acceptance of hybrid learning models, supported by improved internet access and technology-enabled classrooms, is encouraging more students from Malda to pursue competitive medical entrance examinations through established edtech platforms.