List of Last 10 years IIT JEE Toppers: Check Details

List of Last 10 years IIT JEE Toppers: IIT JEE is one of the toughest examinations in India. After clearing the exam, students get the chance to get admission to various prestigious engineering institutes in India. Suppose any student qualifies for JEE Mains and fails to qualify for JEE Advanced, they will still be eligible to join the Central Funded Technical Institutes (CFTI) and the National Institute of Technology (NIT).

Students who will qualify for both JEE Main and JEE Advanced will join any of the 23 IITs. IIT aspirants who are toppers become overnight success and inspire millions of students who will be curious to know about the list of last 10 years’ IIT JEE Advanced toppers and their marks. Read on to check the details.

List of Last 10 Years IIT JEE Toppers: Topper Names

We bring you a list of last 10 years’ IIT JEE Advanced Toppers from various states below:

IIT JEE Topper 2021 Mridul Agarwal

Mridul Agarwal from Jaipur, Rajasthan, scored 348 out of 360 and topped the examination with 96.66 per cent. Mridul had also topped the JEE Main examination and he secured 100 percentile with a 300 score in Session 1 and Session 2. Sharing his journey to success, Mridul shared that he spent about 12 to 14 hours a day studying, including 6 to 8 hours of self-study. 

IIT JEE Topper 2020 Chirag Falor

Chirag Falor scored 352 out of 396 marks and topped the IIT JEE Advanced exam 2020. Chirag shared that he has already received admission at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and plans to pursue his undergraduate degree from there, further adding that his application was accepted by MIT in March 2020. For a month before the IIT JEE Advanced exam, Chirag spent nearly 11 hours studying, from 5:30 pm to 4:30 am, and six days a week, while also attending his regular classes online for MIT, and then spent a few hours preparing for the JEE papers.

IIT JEE Topper 2019 Kartikey Gupta

Kartikey Gupta from Ballarpur, Maharashtra, scored 346 out of 372 marks and topped the IIT JEE Advanced 2019 exam. Sharing his journey, Kartikey told that he did a lot of hard work and avoided social media and they proved to be the key reasons for his success in India’s top engineering entrance exam. Gupta also said that he used an ordinary phone for basic needs and played badminton to de-stress himself during study-pressure. About his next plans, Kartikey told that he wants to pursue B.Tech in Computer Science from IIT Bombay.

IIT JEE Topper 2018 Pranav Goyal

Pranav Goyal from Panchkula district, Haryana, secured a whopping score of 337 out of 360 in JEE Advanced 2018 and got his name on the list of last 10 years’ IIT JEE toppers. Pranav always wanted to engineering due to his interest in Physics and Mathematics. He made up his mind to pursue engineering in class 9th itself. He wishes to study Computer Science at an IIT.

IIT JEE Topper 2017 Kalpit Veerwal

Kalpit Veerwal from Udaipur is the first-ever student who scored 100 per cent in one of the most competitive exams in India. Kalpit secured a perfect 360 in JEE Main 2017, and this got his name to the Limca Book of Records. He also featured under the ‘Education Achievement’ category of the 2018 edition. He feels his hard work and consistency paid off at last.

IIT JEE Topper 2016 Aman Bansal

Aman Bansal from Jaipur scored 320 marks to top the JEE Advanced 2016. He believes self-belief and regular study were the prime reasons behind his achievement. He studied for 5-6 hours regularly to prepare for the exam. Aman believes that students should not pile up their doubts. Instead, they should clear them right away during the class if they also want their name on the list of last 10 years’ IIT JEE toppers.

IIT JEE Topper 2015 Satvat Jagwani

Satvat Jagwani from Madhya Pradesh scored 469 out of 504 to top the JEE Advanced 2015 (the erstwhile IIT-JEE). He enjoyed his subjects, and that, he feels, was his advantage in the exam. He is now pursuing Computer Science Engineering at IIT Bombay. Satvat said in an interview that he did not have a fixed routine, but whenever he studied, he did so with full concentration.

IIT JEE Topper 2014 Chitraang Murdia

Chitraang Murdia from Rajasthan topped IIT JEE 2014. He scored 334 out of 360 marks in the exam. Chitraang had given the exam from the Delhi zone. He was pursuing B.Tech in Computer Science from IIT Bombay. However, he left engineering to pursue higher research in physics at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).

IIT JEE Topper 2013 Pallerla Saisandeep Reddya

Pallerla Saisandeep Reddy from Andhra Pradesh secured the highest marks in JEE Advanced 2013. He had then said that he would join the prestigious IIT-Bombay in the Computer Science stream and further pursue post-graduation in robotic technology.

IIT JEE Topper 2012 Arpit Aggarwal

Arpit Aggarwal from Faridabad scored 385 out of 408 in IIT JEE. He scored the highest marks in JEE Advanced in that year. Arpit thanked his family for supporting him throughout his preparation period of two years. The family did not host any social function in the house for those two years, so Arpit was not disturbed or distracted by anything.

IIT JEE Topper 2011 Prithvi Tej

Prithvi Tej from Andhra Pradesh was the IIT JEE topper of 2011. Alumni of Viswabharati School in Vijayawada, Prithvi used to study for eight to ten hours a day without compromising on his hobbies. He not only topped IIT JEE in 2011 but was also the AIEEE 7th ranker.

IIT JEE Topper 2010 Anumula Jithendar Reddy

Anumula Reddy from Andhra Pradesh topped IIT JEE in 2010. This mastermind managed to get to the top without studying for 10 to 12 hours. As he stayed in a hostel with friends, he would spend time with friends and was also dedicated to his studies. He used his time efficiently, which he believes to be the reason for his success.

IIT JEE Topper 2009 Nitin Jain

“Sometimes I feel like laughing out loud at people who say I am a genius, superhuman, and a master of science and mathematics. I also feel sad for those who keep burning the midnight oil to crack competitive exams but have never strategised their schedule. Frankly, I am just another student. It is my good fortune that I developed an interest in studies from the very beginning of school, understood the significance of time management early on, and received unconditional support from the right people at the right time.
Moreover, what people call ‘hard work’ is actually a synonym for ‘smart work’.

Like any other student, the tension, the eagerness, the anxiety, and the fear of the unknown have always been there in me too, but a consistently positive frame of mind and an unstinting faith in myself have kept me going.”

IIT JEE Topper 2008 Shitikant

Shitikant from Bihar, Patna, topped IIT JEE in 2008. He gives credit for his success in understanding the fundamental concepts. After understanding the concepts, getting a good rank in IIT-JEE is no big deal. “From the beginning, I tried to grasp the concepts and was successful in that attempt”, said Shitikant.

IIT JEE Topper 2007 Achin Bansal

Achin Bansal, from a small town, Kotkapura, Punjab, topped IIT JEE 2007 in his first attempt.

Success Mantra for Achin: “Only hard work, preparation without tension, practice and concentration can bring the desired result in any competitive examination. Never be nervous and tensed during the preparation. If your input is about 10 hours, ensure that your output should also be about 10 hours. I studied for about 10 hours a day. The preparation was being done with single-minded devotion to be among the first 10 successful candidates of the IIT-JEE 07 and that too in the first attempt.” Achin also said that he used to dedicate anywhere between 6 to 7 hours for his studies.

IIT JEE Topper 2006 Raghu Mahajan

For success in IIT, JEE Raghu gave more importance to NCERT books. “The biggest general advice is NCERT textbooks are very, very important. There is a tendency among students to ignore these textbooks, but please take them seriously,” he says. No. of hours studies every day: 7 to 8 hours for two years.

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FAQs on IIT JEE Toppers

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions on IIT JEE toppers:

Q.1: When will the IIT JEE toppers 2022 list release?
Ans: The IIT JEE toppers 2022 list will be released after the exam in conducted.

Q.2: What was Kalpit Veerwal JEE advanced rank?
Ans: Kalpit Veerwal JEE Advanced rank was AIR 1 in 2017.

Q.3: For how many hours do JEE Advanced toppers study everyday?
Ans: Exam strategy differs with individuals. Check the study plan shared by toppers of different years in this article.

Q.4: What are the highest marks in JEE Advanced?
Ans: The highest marks in JEE Advanced were scored by Kalpit Veerwal (360/360) in 2017.

Q.5: Where can I know the JEE Advanced topper marks?
Ans: In this article, we have shared year-wise JEE Advanced topper marks.

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