JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Chirag Singh Interview – Success Strategy and Preparation Tips

JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Chirag Singh Interview – Success Strategy and Preparation Tips

Samridhi MishraUpdated on 19 Feb 2025, 02:50 PM IST

Careers360 interacted with, Chirag Singh, a JEE Main 2025 topper for session 1. In this conversation, Chirag Singh shares some JEE Main toppers tips and tricks. He has been a consistent academic performer throughout his life. He was a school topper in class 10th when he obtained 95%. Chirag started preparing for the JEE Mains exam in his class 11th. He took coaching from Allen Online and became a JEE Main 2025 topper in his first attempt.

JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Chirag Singh Interview – Success Strategy and Preparation Tips
JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Chirag Singh Interview – Success Strategy & Preparation Tips

Chirag goes on to share his daily routine for cracking the JEE Main 2025 exam. Aspirants of the JEE Mains exam must check the JEE Main 2025 topper interview to prepare their ultimate strategy.


Careers360: Congratulations on your performance in the JEE Main January 2025 exam! What was your reaction upon knowing your score?

Chirag Singh: I am really happy and satisfied with my performance. Everyone in my family is very happy.

Careers360: Tell us something about yourself. Which board have you studied under? Which school have you studied in?

Chirag Singh: I am in my class 12th right now. I have studied in CBSE Board only at Lucknow Public School.

Careers360: When did you decide to study engineering? Which branch would you be interested in? Any reason?

Chirag Singh: Right after class 10th when we had to choose our streams, I decided I wanted to study PCM subjects for engineering. I am interested in pursuing CS branch. My top preference is IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi.

Careers360: Did you take coaching for JEE Main and if yes from where? What are the benefits of coaching according to you?

Chirag Singh: Yes, I am a Allen Online student. The faculty at Allen helped me a lot for the JEE Mains exam. Also, the institute provided me a lot of resources like mock tests, notes and other practice questions.

Careers360: Tell us about your exam day. What was your exam date and shift? What was your question paper like? Did you have to face any technical glitches in your online exam?

Chirag Singh: So I took the exam on January 22 shift 1. The mathematics section was easy. Physics subject was overall easy but did have a few tricky questions. The chemistry part has a few difficult questions. No, I did not face any technical issues in the JEE Main exam.

Careers360: Tell us something about your preparation strategy and daily routine for JEE Main.

Chirag Singh: I did study for 7-8 hours regularly. However, my preparation strategy was not limited to any particular number of hours and work towards completing it. I would keep studying until I met the set target so my study hours would extend many times.

Careers360: What are some of the challenges you faced while preparing for JEE Mains?

Chirag Singh: Yes so there was one particular challenge that I faced during my JEE preparation. It was difficult to manage both school and JEE Mains preparation. I would then take my coaching homework to school and finish it during any free periods I would get.

Careers360: Did you face any difficulties since the examination was conducted completely in computer-based mode?

Chirag Singh: No. I practised multiple mock tests to get used to the format of the exam. So I did not face any issues.

Careers360: How did you de-stress yourself during the preparation? What are your hobbies? How often could you pursue them?

Chirag Singh: If I was stressed I would turn to talking to my friends. The best de-stressing activity for me is cycling.

Careers360: What was your parent's contribution during your JEE Mains exam preparation like?

Chirag Singh: My parents greatly contributed to my JEE Mains preparation. They ensured I had a healthy diet throughout and stayed healthy without having to miss out on any preparation days. They also ensured I remained disciplined.

Careers360: Mock tests and sample papers – how extensively did you practise with the help of these? Do you think practising from the previous year’s papers helps and how?

Chirag Singh: Yes I took more than 100 mock tests throughout my exam preparation. In the last month of my JEE preparation alone, I gave about 25-30 mock tests. My coaching also had regular tests series that I took.

Careers360: You know you are an inspiration to thousands of students across the country. Do you have any message for future aspirants on tackling the JEE Main exam?

Chirag Singh: I would say listen to your teachers and believe in yourself. All those who want to ace this exam should understand the reason why they want to appear in it and clear it. If you do that then you can figure out how.

Careers360: Will you be appearing for the April session of JEE Main 2025 too?

Chirag Singh: Yes, I will be appearing in the JEE Main 2025 session 2 exam also.

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Here’s a plan for JEE Mains 2026 in 4 months:

1. Divide time: 2 months for Class 12 syllabus, 1 month for Class 11, 1 month for full revision & mock tests.

2. Daily schedule: 6–7 hours study; 50% for theory & problem-solving, 50% for practice & revision.

3. Topic-wise focus: Prioritize high-weightage chapters and weak areas first.

4. Daily problem practice: Solve previous year questions and chapter-wise exercises.

5. Weekly tests: Take 1 full-length test weekly, analyze mistakes, and revise weak concepts.

6. Consistency: Avoid skipping days; maintain notes and formula sheets for quick revision.


If you want to crack JEE exam you read to dedicatedly prepared for that from the scratch to the advance focus on high weightage topic and prepare question in the time based and continuously practice the previous question this will help to know the pattern of JEE exam questions

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With your JEE Main CRL 476199 and OBC rank 173160, admission to Civil Engineering at Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology (IGIT), Sarang under JoSAA counseling is highly unlikely, since even civil branch closing ranks in IGIT usually remain within 50k–80k CRL (general) and much lower for OBC. However, you may try through state counseling (Odisha JEE) where cutoffs are sometimes more flexible, but chances are still very low. You should keep other private/state colleges as backup.

Hey! With a JEE Main rank of around 1 lakh, you still have a good chance to get admission in several engineering colleges that provide quality education at a reasonable fee. For government colleges, you can aim for NITs or GFTIs in branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering, as these usually have slightly higher closing ranks. For example, colleges like NIT Goa, NIT Puducherry, and NIT Srinagar might have seats available in certain branches.


Apart from NITs, state government engineering colleges are also a good option, especially under home state quota. They often have lower tuition fees and good faculty, so you can get a solid education without spending much.


If you are open to private colleges, there are options like VIT Vellore, KIIT Bhubaneswar, or Amity University that provide decent infrastructure and placements. However, the fees may be higher than government colleges.


My advice is to focus on branches that are less competitive, check all counseling rounds, and make use of state quotas if applicable. With proper planning, a rank of 1 lakh can still help you get a good college and start your engineering career success

fully.