Listed education technology company PhysicsWallah (PW) has showcased strong student outcomes in NEET (UG) 2026, reinforcing its position in India’s competitive test-preparation segment while highlighting the growing adoption of technology-driven learning models. The company announced that several of its students secured top All India Ranks (AIR), including Ravikant Diwakar (AIR 55), Shivansh Anand (AIR 152), Divyansh Jaiswal (AIR 173) and Sakshi Kumari (AIR 192), reflecting the performance of learners enrolled through its online courses and tech-enabled PW Vidyapeeth centres.
PW also organised a felicitation programme in Malda to honour local achievers, including Rajbir Dutta (AIR 871), Nasibur Rahaman (AIR 4042) and Sk. Rabiul (AIR 6347). Students attributed their success to structured mock tests, concept-based teaching, video solutions and continuous doubt-resolution support. Congratulating the aspirants, Founder and CEO Alakh Pandey said the achievements reflected students’ dedication while encouraging those who missed their targets to view the examination as only one step in their academic journey.
The company said its NEET preparation model combines affordable coaching with AI-powered revision journeys, daily practice questions, mock tests with video solutions and 24×7 doubt resolution. Around 20 lakh candidates appeared for NEET (UG) 2026, with nearly 11.21 lakh qualifying for undergraduate medical admissions.
In Malda, the results are expected to boost demand for organised coaching and digital education services in the district. As more students seek quality preparation without relocating to metropolitan cities, the success of local achievers is likely to strengthen confidence in hybrid learning platforms and increase enrolment in technology-enabled coaching centres. For PhysicsWallah, which was listed on the NSE and BSE in November 2025, the strong outcomes also reinforce its brand presence in eastern India’s fast-growing education market.
