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The JEE Advanced 2025 results have again highlighted the remarkable achievements of India’s brightest students. Every year, after the JEE Advanced results are announced, advertisements flood newspapers and social media, claiming that certain coaching institutes “produced” the top rankers. But how true are these claims? Let’s take a closer look at the data and facts from this year’s top 100 rankers and uncover what lies beneath the glossy ads.
The top 3 All India Rank holders in JEE Advanced 2025 are:
Rajat Gupta – AIR 1 ( Allen)
General High – AIR 2 (Allen)
Husain Majid – AIR 3 (Macro Vision)
Narayana's advertisement prominently declares "Always No.1" alongside its claim of "5 Ranks in Top 10" in JEE Advanced 2025.
"Always No.1" slogan very clearly is meant to create false brand association with top ranks and is misleading.
Prominent display of AIR 3 (non-Narayana student) distracts from missing AIR 1. The fact that even the 3rd ranker did not study at Narayana makes it worse.
Narayana's ad exemplifies how institutes exploit aspirant dreams through carefully crafted illusions. The actual AIR 1 remains conspicuously absent from their "Always No.1" narrative - a silent testament to the deception. Narayana students never secured the 1st rank. This is misleading.
Sri Chaitanya's advertisement fraudulently presents Dharmana Gnana Rutvik Sai – officially AIR 18 in the All India Open category and OBC Rank 1 – as an undisputed "AIR 1" topper. This deliberate misrepresentation, confirmed by JEE Advanced 2025 rank lists, exploits category ambiguity to mislead aspirants.
The institute further inflates achievements by claiming "4 students in Top 11" when only one (Arnav Nigam, AIR 11) belongs to the open category top 11. Similarly, its bold declaration of "29 ranks in Top 100" collapses under scrutiny: just *9* open-category students feature in the official top 100. These distortions rely on strategically blending OBC/SC/ST ranks with open-category data.
Financially, this deception costs families Rs. 3 to 4 lakhs annually for "premium" coaching, while academically, it diverts students from transparent institutions. The Dharmana case epitomizes this scam: his OBC achievement is hijacked to fabricate a nonexistent "AIR 1" victory under the "All India Open" banner
Majid Mujahid Husain's JEE Advanced 2025 AIR 3 achievement became a battleground for coaching giants, with Physics Wallah, Sri Chaitanya, and Narayana all fraudulently claiming him as their product.
Despite Majid Mujahid Husain (JEE Advanced 2025 AIR 3) crediting only his residential school, Macro Vision Academy (Burhanpur, MP), Physics Wallah, Sri Chaitanya, and Narayana wrongly claimed him as their "product" – exploiting his incidental use of mock tests to peddle "full-page illusions" that reveal the coaching industry's desperate monetization of authenticity through deceptive rank-clubbing tactics.
Unless we have a government which not just releases standards of advertising but also penalises institutions for wrong and misleading advertisements, these ads will continue and students will continue to be misled.
Is anyone listening?
On Question asked by student community
You can easily download IIT JEE 2025 papers in Hindi. For JEE Main, websites like Careers360 give shift-wise question papers with answers in Hindi. For JEE Advanced, you can get both Paper 1 and 2 in Hindi from the official site jeeadv.ac.in (https://jeeadv.ac.in/)
Hello Alka
For JEE Advance, the best 5 subjects through which you need to calculate your percentage is:
1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Mathematics
4. One language (which is English)
5. One other subject of your choice
So you will need to choose PCM + English + a 5th subject to calculate your percentage.
Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!
Hello!
In JEE Advanced eligibility, the top 5 subjects from your board exam are considered. Usually, they are Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and any two other subjects from the main curriculum. If CMS is your optional subject and IT is an additional subject, the board will still calculate based on the 5 highest marks from your eligible subjects. Additional subjects are considered only if they replace a lower score from another subject. For example, if IT has a higher score than English or CMS, then IT can be counted. However, some boards follow strict rules where only main subjects are counted, so you must verify with your board’s official notification. The 75% criteria means your average percentage in those best 5 subjects must meet the requirement. My advice—list all your subjects, arrange them from highest to lowest marks, and take the top five as per rules.
Hope this clears your doubt!
Getting under AIR 100 in JEE Advanced in 6 months is very tough but possible if you already have strong basics and are scoring high in JEE Main-level tests. You'll need 10–12 hours of focused daily study, advanced problem-solving, and regular mock tests. If you're starting from scratch, it's unlikely, but you can still aim for a good IIT rank with consistent effort.
Hello,
To qualify for the JEE Advanced, you need to score a certain percentile or above. This percentile may change depending on those years competition. Generally you need a percentile of 93-94 to qualify for the JEE Advanced. So, every year only 250,000 candidates from the JEE Mains out of all candidates qualify for the JEE Advanced exam.
I hope it resolves your query!!
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