JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Saksham Jindal Interview: Success Story and Strategy

JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Saksham Jindal Interview: Success Story and Strategy

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Samridhi MishraUpdated on 12 Feb 2025, 09:27 AM IST
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Saksham Jindal has received a 100 percentile mark in the JEE Main 2025 Session 1 exam. He started preparing for the JEE Mains 2025 exam from class 10th onwards. Saksham is now one of the 14 JEE Main session 1 toppers having secured a perfect score of 300/300. His daily schedule included around 14-15 hours of study every day. Saksham’s inspiration is none other than the fast bowler, Jasprit Bumrah, whom he admires for his dedication and focus.

JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Saksham Jindal Interview: Success Story and Strategy
JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Topper Saksham Jindal Interview: Success Story and Strategy

Saksham's interest in mathematics made him decide to pursue non-medical subjects. Further, he is excited about studying coding ahead. He advocates for practising multiple JEE Main sample papers and mock tests while preparing for the JEE Mains. For recreation, Saksham would play cricket with his friends and engage in conversations with his sister and parents regularly. Read the article to know how Saksham’s day went while preparing for the national-level JEE Mains exam. Read on to find JEE Main toppers tips and other insights.

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

Saksham: I was really very happy and couldn't really believe that it happened.

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

Saksham: I am studying in the CBSE board. I was in Om Prakash Jindal Modern School, Hisar till class 10th.

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

Saksham: Mathematics used to be my favourite subject so when I was in class 9th I decided to choose the field of non-medical. I am really interested in the branch of coding and decoding.

Careers360: When did you start your JEE Main preparation? Tell us something about your preparation strategy and daily routine for JEE Main.

Saksham: I started my studies for JEE Mains from class 10th. I used to follow the schedule provided by the ALLEN faculty and tried to follow it as strictly as I could. My daily routine involved 7 hours of sleep, 1 hour of walking, 1 hour for dinner and the rest were used for studying.

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

Saksham: No because ALLEN always conducted Computer-based examinations (CBTs).

Careers360: Was there a difference in the preparation strategy in the last months of JEE Main considering that the board exams are also coming up? How did you manage preparation for Both?

Saksham: My main concentration was mostly on JEE Main but for JEE Mains also I was reading the NCERTs, which is useful for both JEE Mains and board examinations.

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

Saksham: Yes, I took coaching from ALLEN Career Institute Hisar in class 10th and from ALLEN Career Institute Kota in class 11th and 12th. It was indeed very helpful. The most significant benefit is given by the perfect strategy they provide based on their previous experiences.

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?

Saksham: Yes, definitely previous sample papers and mock tests help a lot. During the last 15 days before JEE Mains, I spent the whole day doing PYQs.

Careers360: Are there any special books that you feel have helped with your JEE Main preparation? Are the school textbooks adequate for preparing for JEE Main and Class XII?

Saksham: My answer for this is to focus only on the NCERT books as they are helpful for both JEE and class 12th.

Careers360: Did you face any problems during the JEE Main examination? Which subject was the easiest and which was the toughest in JEE Main? What do you think is a tough thing to manage during the JEE Main exam?

Saksham: Mathematics and Physics were on the easier side as compared to Chemistry. Time management is usually the most difficult and important part.

Careers360: What do you think are the key factors behind your stupendous success in JEE Main?

Saksham: Hard work and Focus

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

Saksham: Yes because it will help me improve more.

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

Saksham: I used to have regular talks with my family members, especially my sister and parents while walking after dinner. I love to play cricket and I played it every Sunday with my friends.

Careers360: Who is your ideal or biggest inspiration in life and why?

Saksham: I consider Jasprit Bumrah as my inspiration because of the dedication he shows towards cricket and with the focus he plays. His approach towards his passion inspires me a lot.

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?

Saksham: Keep doing hard work!! Also, develop a habit of handling those 3 hours of the examination.

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Hi aspirant,

If you are willing to give jee and you are in 12 th then it is best to focus from now on as u have to give your boards this year as well . And according to the exam pattern you can prepare for your jee prelims with you boards at the same time it is hardly differ from each other . But if you have 0 preparation and even your basics are not clear then i suggest u to take a drop and prepare to the fullest for next year thankyou .

Hello Hari

You can find JEE Mains last 10 year Previous Year Questions (PYQs) with detailed solution at CAREERS360 website . CAREERS360 provide JEE Mains as well as JEE Advance questions with solutions in many languages like English and Hindi.

Here's the link: JEE Mains Last 10 Years PYQs by CAREERS360

Hope this link helps! Thank You!!!


Hello Aspirant,

If you already have a Class 12 from NIOS in April 2025 with 67%, you are technically considered a “pass”. But, now since you are reappearing for Class 12 through BOSSE (Sikkim) in October 2025, in order to increase your percentage to 75% (for eligibility) here is how it works:

In the JEE Main Application Form:

  • Choose "Appearing" for Class 12 (you will be giving the BOSSE oct 2025 exam).
  • Enter the passing year as 2025.

For JoSAA Counselling:

  • You must submit the latest valid marksheet, that states you have obtained more than 75%.
  • If your result from BOSSE (oct 2025) comes before counselling/document verification, then to submit BOSSE marksheet.
  • If you only submit NIOS marksheet (67%), you will not then meet the criteria for 75%, so you may be excluded from admission

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