India, 2026 : Education company PhysicsWallah (PW) has announced its NEET 2026 results, with multiple students securing spots in the top NEET All India Rank (AIR).
Ravikant Diwakar (AIR 55), Shivansh Anand (AIR 152), Divyansh Jaiswal (AIR 173), and Sakshi Kumari (AIR 192) were some of the high-performing students, to name a few. These achievements are a testament to the flexibility of the learning ecosystem that PW tries to provide, with students securing high scores through either online courses or offline, tech-enabled PW Vidyapeeth centres, depending on their individual preferences and learning styles.
Alakh Pandey, Founder and CEO of PhysicsWallah (PW), said, “Congratulations to every NEET 2026 aspirant who poured their hard work, discipline, and heart into this journey. Your dedication is truly commendable. To those celebrating their results today, your success is well-earned. And to those who fell short of their goals, remember that this exam is just a single milestone, not the measure of your worth or your future. Your potential is vast, and this is merely one chapter in a long, successful journey ahead.”
Additionally, an event was held in Ahmedabad, celebrating the strong performance of students. Spandan Thkkar (AIR 381) and Darshil Kapadiay (AIR 694), amongst others, were some of the high-performing students of PhysicsWallah in the city.
“I am so happy to see my hard work pay off,” said Ravikant Diwakar. “PW’s batches completely cleared up all my confusion. The teachers explained the concepts so well that I actually understood the logic behind the formulas instead of just memorising them. Whenever I got stuck on a tough problem, the video explanations showed me the right steps instantly, which saved me a lot of time.”
“Getting this score feels amazing, and I’m glad all my effort worked out,” said Shivansh Anand. “The biggest help for me was the daily practice papers. Taking those regular tests taught me exactly how to pace myself and manage my time without panicking. The teachers also helped clear my doubts and showed me where I was making mistakes, which helped me fix them before the real exam.”
PhysicsWallah’s (PW) approach to NEET coaching is built on offering accessible, affordable, and high-quality learning. The platform integrates tech-led solutions such as daily practice questions, mock tests with video solutions, 24×7 doubt resolution, and AI-personalised revision journeys, ensuring that students stay on track, regardless of their location or background.
This year, approximately 20 lakh students appeared for NEET (UG) 2026, with 11.21 lakh candidates qualifying for admission to various undergraduate medical programmes.
