NEET 2023 Topper: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced the highly expected NEET UG 2023 result on June 13 at neet.nta.nic.in. Along with result, NTA has also released the NEET 2023 toppers list. Meet Kaustav Bauri, the NEET 2023 topper, whose dedication, unwavering support from his parents, and guidance from teachers helped him to exceed his own expectations.
Hailing from Tamil Nadu, Kaustav whose father is a professor in IIT Madras has scored 716 out of 720. Kaustav's interest in science and support from his mother has given him the motivation and persuasion to choose medicine as a career and appear for NEET UG Kaustav credited his parents and his teachers at Aakash BYJU's for his NEET success. In conversation with Careers360, Kaustav Bauri (AIR 3), NEET 2023 Topper shares his experiences, challenges, and insights that helped him secure the top rank in one of India’s toughest entrance tests.
Kaustav Bauri: I am feeling overwhelmed, really happy. I actually exceeded my own expectations with this result.
Kaustav Bauri: I completed my schooling from Kendriya Vidyalaya in IIT Madras. My father is actually a professor at IIT Madras and my mother works as an HR lead at Accenture. It's a corporate company. That's great. The thing is my parents have been really supportive of my goal and especially my mother, she pushed me a lot to, you know, get that 700-plus score. And in the end, I exceeded my own expectations as well as her expectations.
Kaustav Bauri: My interest in science was the main reason. Also, my mother had, you know, given me that motivation and persuasion to choose medicine as a career. So in 11th standard, I had chosen medical for coaching in Aakash.
Kaustav Bauri: I didn't have a fixed schedule of when I should study and when I shouldn't. I mean, I can study whenever I want to. But I have to study properly. I don't want to get distracted. So I tried my best to study properly.
Kaustav Bauri: In the beginning, I had some issues in my first project I had to cover it up after completing 12 syllabus which was in 11th, the backlogs and all I didn't find any particular subject difficult but the subject I had to work on the most was Physics.
Kaustav Bauri: Yes, in some mock tests my marks were not as good as I wanted them to be So at that time I was feeling a little dejected definitely But my teachers and my parents told me to be strong Everything will be fine everything will be fine in the end. So I mean I also tried to motivate myself that if I work hard, I will definitely succeed. So I didn't give up. I kept working and in the end I got the results.
Kaustav Bauri: I play chess, I used to go out and play sports like football, and badminton.
Kaustav Bauri: I think I divided up the topics to be completed. I mean I have to complete human physiology by this month or I have to complete inorganic chemistry by the end of May. So I have set small goals and tried to complete them.
Kaustav Bauri: Mostly, even if I studied well, that exam fear would still be there. So one month before the actual NEET exam, Aakash BYJU's had conducted a series of mock tests due to which my exam fear was completely gone. So I was feeling very free on the day of the exam and it turned out to be pretty good.
Kaustav Bauri: My dream college is AIIMS New Delhi. In the future, I will choose Oncology. I will say that cancer is a dangerous disease. I want to develop more early diagnosis techniques for that.
Kaustav Bauri: First of all, my parents and my teachers at Aakash BYJU's kept motivating me, and kept pushing me for that 700-plus score. These are some of the people I want to attribute my success to.
Kaustav Bauri: Preparation-wise, I would say ideally they should not leave any backlogs. If they are still there, then work on what you know and then cover up the backlogs. And as far as initial preparation is concerned, they should read their NCERT textbooks thoroughly because they are super important for need especially.
And the regular practice of questions also is quite necessary. And if possible, please keep giving mock tests when exams are near. By giving mock tests, you can know where you are making mistakes and which areas need to be strengthened.
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