JEE Main Topper March 2021: Delhi’s Kavya scores perfect 300; Aims for IIT Bombay
Ridhi.Khurana | March 25, 2021 | 09:53 AM IST | 1 min read
NTA declared JEE Main March 2021 results in which Kavya Chopra is among the 13 candidates with 100 percentile. Candidates may find her experiences and preparation strategy.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency has declared JEE Main March 2021 result on March 24. The authorities also announced JEE Main March toppers with a 100 percentile score. Thirteen students secured 100 percentile. Kavya Chopra from New Delhi is one among them. Her father is an engineer and she has an interest in physics and mathematics. These two factors laid the foundation for her knack to pursue engineering. Here is how Kavya bagged 100 percentile in JEE Main March 2021 .
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“I had scored 99.97 percentile in JEE Main 2021 February attempt. But my target was to secure above 99.98 percentile, which was the reason for appearing in JEE Main March 2021. In the first attempt of JEE Mains, I had put more focus on physics and chemistry, yet I scored less in chemistry. Hence, I had to put more effort into chemistry for the next 15 days for JEE March 2021,” Kavya said.
Kavya, who scored a perfect 300 in JEE Mains March 2021, aims to pursue BTech from IIT Bombay. Kavya is one of the first one to score full marks in the history of JEE Mains.
Kavya has been a bright student from the very beginning. She passed Class 10 with 97.6 percent marks. She has been qualifying RMO since Class 9 and NSEA since Class 11. She has also qualified IOQP, IOQC and IOQM.
While sharing her daily routine, Kavya says that she devotes almost 7-8 hours to her studies daily and dedicates equal time to all three subjects. Kavya took coaching from Allen Kota for JEE Main preparation.
In the future, she wishes to pursue BTech (CS) from IIT Bombay and become a software engineer.
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