NEET 2022 Topper Interview: The much-awaited NEET UG results 2022 were announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on September 7. Out of 1872343 candidates who appeared for NEET 2022, Tanishka from Rajasthan emerged as the topper by securing All India Rank 1.
In conversation with Careers360, Tanishka, NEET topper 2022, expressed her desire to become a doctor, her feeling about the result and what has helped her become a NEET 2022 topper. Tanishka aims to get into the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, AIIMS New Delhi and gives credit to her teachers and parents for her journey. Keep reading to know insights into the NEET 2022 AIR 1 topper interview.
Tanisha: I have no words, really. For the first time in my life, I realised that one can have tears in their eyes in joy.
Tanishka: Till Class 10, I studied in Yaduvanshi Shiksha Narnaul, and then in Class 11 and 12, I enrolled myself in Allen career institute for a two years classroom program. My father is a teacher and my mother is a lecturer.
Tanishka: It started with a feeling of humanity, we see people around who do not get the treatment that they need because of money. So I want to help such people in whatever way I can.
Tanishka: Yes, this is my first attempt. I started my NEET preparations in Class 11th.
Tanishka: I used to study 5-6 hours daily for my NEET 2022 exam. Coaching indeed helps you better with your NEET UG 2022 preparations.
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Tanishka: I don’t feel that I have any weak subjects, nor did I feel any pressure during the preparations. My favorite subjects are Physics and Physical Chemistry.
Tanishka: A month before my exam, I exceeded my self-study hours from 5-6 to 10-12.
Tanishka: My strategy for NEET 2022 exam day was to first attempt the biology questions first, then the chemistry subject and the last physics. The easiest section was Physics.
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Tanishka: My dream college is AIIMS, New Delhi. I have not decided on the specialization, but out of all I'm interested in Cardio, Neuro and Onco.
Tanishka: My parents, as well as, my teachers are the biggest supporters of my journey.
Tanishka: Give your 100% during the preparations and you will get the result.
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