IIT Prep Helps Students to Top EAPCET

hyderabad: Preparation for national level competitive exams like JEE and NEET UG has helped students to appear in Telangana EAPCET 2026 with ease. EAPCET winners are set to take a call on which university to join after the national level entrance exam results are out.

Eapcet engineering leader M. Rushi said that he could not clear the JEE Main exam due to health issues. But he said he did not lose his self-confidence and, with the motivation of his parents, continued to prepare for the rest, sometimes studying for nearly 18 hours a day. He added that he is currently targeting the IT seat at JNTU-Hyderabad University College of Engineering (CBIT).

Mukaram Ahmed, who came first in the agriculture and pharmacy rankings, said that he was happy with his success. He studied at TMREİS institutions since his school years. His father was a private employee and he lost his mother to a heart attack when he was eight years old. She wants to become a veterinarian because she can talk about people’s problems, but animals cannot. “Who will care for and understand animals?” he said, adding that he has had a strong bond with animals since his childhood.

Engineering second rank Bejugama Anshul said he was happy with the result and his main focus remained on getting into IIT. He said that physics was a little difficult in the exam, but he managed well. He added that spending time with friends and playing games helped him reduce stress during preparation.

Another topper, Maraka Vamsidhar Reddy, said that there was a one-point change in the marks shown immediately after the exam, which was beneficial and the final result. He said that he did not expect the third place and that he would decide on admission to the university later.

Sahiti Geetika, one of the leading figures in the agriculture and pharmacy industry, said that her main focus is NEET UG preparation, she wants to retake it and has not prepared separately for Eapcet. He said NEET preparation helped him secure the rank. Although he expected a ranking below 1,000, he did not expect to place third. He added that staying away from distractions and maintaining self-control is important for competitive exams.

Mayuk Jayasimha said that he saw the exam as a normal attempt and did not expect to rank fourth even though he thought he performed well. He said that he wanted to pursue MBBS since his childhood as both his parents were doctors.