ALLEN Bengaluru Students Shine in NEET-UG 2026, Four Enter All India Top 100

BENGALURU — Students from ALLEN Bengaluru have continued to demonstrate their competitive edge following the National Testing Agency's announcement of NEET-UG 2026 results on Thursday night.

In Bengaluru specifically, two classroom programme students have achieved notable rankings. Diganth BS secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 64, while Shreyankh J attained AIR 94. Their success underscores the institute's commitment to rigorous coaching methodologies.

Mahesh Yadav, South Zone Head at ALLEN, highlighted that the region's performance reflects the institute's established track record. Four ALLEN South classroom programme students have broken into the All India Top 100, he noted. The quartet comprises Vanisha Satish (AIR 51, 6-year student), Diganth B S (AIR 64, 2-year student), Navithana B (AIR 88, 5-year student), and Shreyankh J (AIR 94, 6-year student). Yadav attributed this performance to the institute's structured classroom instruction, ongoing mentorship, and student-focused academic environment.

At the national level, ALLEN's results have proven equally impressive. Five students have secured positions within the top 10 All India rankings, with 44 confirmed in the top 100 across the preliminary analysis.

The examination saw a remarkable tie at the top, with Aryan Gupta and Panshul Bansal both scoring 715 marks out of 720. Applying tiebreaker protocols, Aryan Gupta was awarded AIR 1, while Panshul Bansal received AIR 2. Gupta engaged with ALLEN through its distance learning programme, whereas Bansal completed a two-year classroom programme at the institute.

Ayush Bhalotia, an ALLEN classroom student, secured AIR 4 with 710 marks. In the seventh position stands Aryan Dubey, who studied through ALLEN's online test series, while Gaurav Singh, another classroom student, claimed AIR 9.

Nitin Kukreja, Chief Executive Officer of ALLEN Career Institute, congratulated the students on their achievements. Among the 138 students nationally who scored 690 or above—as listed in the NTA press release—60 are ALLEN students. This cohort comprises 50 from classroom programmes and 10 from distance learning and online test series.

Of the 44 ALLEN students in the top 100, 36 are from classroom programmes while 8 come from the Distance Learning Program and online test series.