The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the results of Re-NEET (UG) 2026, and students of Resonance have delivered an impressive performance. A total of 29 Resonance students secured All India Ranks (AIR) within the Top 10,000, while 37 students achieved Category Ranks within the Top 5,000, reaffirming the institute's strong academic performance in the medical entrance examination.
Leading the results is Himanshu Kumar, a student of Resonance Kota's Two-Year Regular Classroom Program from Buxar, Bihar, who scored 690 out of 720 marks, securing AIR 111 along with Gen-EWS Category Rank 4. Notably, Himanshu also secured 98.85 percentile in JEE Main 2026, despite not having Mathematics as a subject, achieving this remarkable feat primarily through his performance in Physics and Chemistry.
Several other Resonance students also secured outstanding ranks. Atipamula Bhargava scored 680 marks to secure AIR 268 and OBC-NCL Category Rank 68. Other notable achievers include Nayana Gopi (AIR 1207), Siddharth Ramchandra (AIR 1267), Aarohi Yashodeep Devdhar (AIR 1370), Aryan M (AIR 2060), Mridula S. Hegde (AIR 2237), and Sachi Agrawal (AIR 2446), among many others.
The successful students attributed their achievements to Resonance's experienced faculty, consistent mentorship over two years, regular test practice, NCERT-focused preparation, and a strong emphasis on conceptual learning.
Congratulating the achievers, Mr. Ram Kishan Verma (RKV Sir), Founder and Managing Director of Resonance, said that success in medical entrance examinations depends not only on subject knowledge but also on exam temperament, disciplined practice, and effective time management.
Speaking about the upcoming NEET (UG) 2027, which will be conducted in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode, RKV Sir said “CBT shifts the entire preparation strategy. Students must become adept at digital navigation and screen-reading. Because Resonance has years of proven expertise in national-level CBTs like the JEE, the institute is already fully equipped to train medical aspirants for this digital shift”.
