This year, the institute delivered one of its finest performances, with more than 70 students scoring above 600 marks and over 175 students earning the opportunity to pursue MBBS in Government Medical Colleges. The achievement has established Genesis as one of the leading medical entrance coaching institutions in the country, reaffirming the trust that thousands of students and parents have placed in it over the years.
Leading this exceptional performance was Chetanya Kumar, who secured 691 marks (AIR 95), followed by Panav Sukhija (690 marks, AIR 127). Paras Saroha achieved 685 marks (AIR 7 – SC), while Hritik Raj secured 685 marks (AIR 8 – EWS). Along with them, dozens of Genesis students surpassed the 600-mark milestone, showcasing the institution's consistency and academic strength.
The list of high achievers continued with Uday Bhanu Partap and Divyam Luthra (675 marks each), Arnav Dhawan (671), Harshita (662), Raghav Arora and Prasanjeet Singh (660 each), Mitul (654), Aastha (652), Armaan Goyal and Gurdiksha (650 each).
The institute also witnessed outstanding performances from Ritesh Kumar (647), Manshika Sharma (646), Lovish Chauhan (645), Nihar, Yashika Zinder, Devyansh, Pragya Rana, and Bhawya Sharma (640 each), followed by several other students who scored well above 600 marks, reflecting the depth of academic excellence nurtured at Genesis Classes.
Yet, behind every rank lies a philosophy that numbers cannot measure.
Under the leadership of Mr Jitender Singh Ahlawat (Founder) and Mr Navneet Kalhan (Managing Director) of Genesis Classes and the other team of Genesis Classes, the institution has consistently believed that education is not merely about preparing students for competitive examinations, it is about preparing them for a lifetime of responsibility.
Conversations with students and parents reveal a common belief. For them, Genesis is far more than a coaching institute. It is a place where experienced educators, mentors, and academic teams work together to nurture discipline, confidence, conceptual clarity, and perseverance. The focus has never been limited to helping students clear an examination; it has always been about helping them discover the best version of themselves.
Perhaps that is why, when the results were announced, the celebration extended beyond ranks and scorecards.
The Genesis campus came alive with joy as successful students were welcomed with flower garlands, traditional turbans, and sweets. Parents embraced their children with tears of pride, celebrating years of sacrifice that had finally become reality. One mother's heartfelt words captured the emotion of the day:
"Aaj mera sapna poora hua... meri beti doctor banegi."
The students, too, expressed their gratitude in the simplest yet most meaningful way:
"Genesis Best Hai Yaar!"
For the management, however, the real achievement was never confined to numbers.
Reflecting on the historic performance, Mr Jitender Singh Ahlawat said that every successful student represents a family's dream fulfilled and a future doctor who will contribute to society. He expressed gratitude to the parents for their unwavering trust and dedicated the achievement to the collective efforts of the faculty, academic team, hardworking students, and supportive families who made this success possible.
As India continues to witness increasing competition in medical education, Genesis Classes has demonstrated that extraordinary results are not built overnight. They are built through years of trust, academic excellence, disciplined mentorship, and an unwavering commitment to student success.
The success of NEET-UG 2026 is therefore more than an outstanding academic achievement—it is a reflection of an institution where education is treated as a responsibility, dreams are nurtured with sincerity, and success becomes the natural outcome of a purpose-driven learning environment.
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