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City girl scores 4th rank in EAMCET
Chitluri Neha is the only girl from the entire Krishna district who scored 4th rank in the Agriculture and Medicine segment of EAMCET 2016 examination. The results, which were released by Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, revealed that there are 6 girls among the top 10 candidates who secured the highest number of marks in the entrance test.
​Vijayawada: Chitluri Neha is the only girl from the entire Krishna district who scored 4th rank in the Agriculture and Medicine segment of EAMCET 2016 examination. The results, which were released by Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, revealed that there are 6 girls among the top 10 candidates who secured the highest number of marks in the entrance test.
In a quick chat with ‘The Hans India’, Neha, who scored 152 marks in the test says, “I am ecstatic and feeling great. I attribute my success to the encouragement from parents and teachers. My hard work has paid off.” Neha who scored 986 in Intermediate examinations studied in a corporate institution as a day scholar from Gayatri Nagar branch.
Physics was the subject that demanded more of my time and attention. Continuous reference of textbooks would help anybody secure good ranks, she said. Neha is all set to appear for AIIMS entrance test to be held on May 29. Neha says, “I am aiming for entrance into AIIMS and preparing to appear for Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) examination on June 5. I am very confident of nailing them. My goal is to become a neurosurgeon from a very reputed institution.”
