Saharanpur’s Tanmay Jagga Secures AIR 74 in NEET 2025 Through ALLEN Online’s Digital Learning

Lucknow. Saharanpur’s Tanmay Jagga has emerged as one of the brightest stars in the highly competitive NEET (UG) 2025 exam, securing an impressive All India Rank (AIR) 74. His remarkable success further highlights the growing impact of digital learning, achieved through his preparation with ALLEN Online, one of India’s leading online coaching platforms.

Choosing to stay in Saharanpur and prepare through ALLEN Online, Tanmay balanced top-tier coaching with the comfort of his hometown and the continuous support of his family. Reflecting on his journey, Tanmay shared, “Staying at home allowed me to stay focused without the stress of relocation. With ALLEN Online, I could clear doubts instantly, track my performance, and revise efficiently. The personalized flexibility made a huge difference.”

Tanmay’s outstanding performance adds to the growing list of successful candidates from Uttar Pradesh who have excelled through ALLEN’s digital programs. In 2024, over 50 students from UP secured seats in top government medical colleges through ALLEN Online’s platform. This trend highlights the transformative role digital learning now plays in India’s medical entrance landscape, allowing aspirants to succeed without leaving their hometowns.

Tanmay is not alone in showcasing the power of online learning. Other ALLEN Online achievers from across the country include Debarghya Bag from Bankura, securing AIR 247, and Adyasha A Jena from Bengaluru, with AIR 405. These students collectively completed more than 1,000 live online classes and solved over 25,000 practice questions on the ALLEN Online app — underscoring how consistent engagement with a structured digital curriculum can lead to extraordinary results.

Commenting on this year's success, Nitin Kukreja, CEO of ALLEN Career Institute, said, “At ALLEN, we have always believed that expert mentorship, consistent practice, and student-focused innovation are key to success. With ALLEN Online, we’ve extended these values into a digital format that offers flexibility without compromising rigor. This year’s results reaffirm that excellence is possible for every student, no matter where they are.”

The power of online learning is also reflected in inspiring stories of transformation. Pragya Poonia from Bikaner moved from AIR 27,249 in NEET 2024 to AIR 1,341 this year, demonstrating how the right guidance and a personalized digital strategy can dramatically improve results within a short span.

Building on the strong foundation of 2024, when more than 450 ALLEN Online students secured seats in government medical colleges, the NEET 2025 results further validate that high-quality digital learning is not only bridging gaps but is also redefining the future of medical education in India.

As digital-first preparation continues to accelerate, platforms like ALLEN Online are proving that location is no longer a barrier to achieving top ranks in India’s toughest entrance exams, opening doors for countless medical aspirants nationwide.