Sai Manogna of Guntur emerges topper from Andhra Pradesh in JEE Mains 2025
The Hindu
Top students from Bhashyam IIT Junior College, Sharada Educational Institutions, Sri Chaitanya, and Vignan Institutions excel in JEE Main.
Sai Manogna Guthikonda of Bhashyam IIT Junior College in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh has emerged the State topper and she secured all-India 18th rank in the open category of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main. The results were announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on April 18..
M. Jaipal from Sharada Educational Institutions at Mogulrajpuram in Vijayawada secured an all-India rank of 56. C. Rajesh Nagasai secured 515th rank, A. Devisri Priya of the college secured 1783rd rank, G. Harish Raju got 2024th and N.V. Nagacharan secured 9693rd rank. Chairman of the Sharada Institutions Y. Ramesh Babu, MD Y. Sharada Devi and adviser E.S. R.K. Prasad and general manager G.V. Rao congratulated the achievers.
Three students from Sri Chaitanya’s Vijayawada branch made it to the top 100 ranks in the all-India open category. They are P.H.S.S Karthik (75th), P. Pranaya Sai Mukesh (81st) and V. Eswar Karthik (100th ). The institute’s principal, M. Muralikrishna said 24 students secured within the top 500 ranks in all-India open category and 41 students within the top 1,000 ranks in all India open category. Students of Sri Srinivasa Gravity College in Vijayawada delivered a good performance in the entrance exam.
Bhashyam IIT-JEE Academy students have done well in the JEE Main 2025 results, with many securing top national ranks, Bhashyam Institutions Chairman Bhashyam Ramakrishna said on Saturday. G. Sai Manogna of the institute secured All-India rank 18 in the open category, he said.
Apart from G. Sai Manogna, other top achievers are K. Sai Shanmukh Reddy, who secured AIR 52 in the open category and AIR 2 in the EWS category.
In total, 16 students of Bhashyam secured ranks within the top 100, 28 in the top 200, and 60 in the top 500 at the national level. The institute recorded a success rate of 73.24%, with 82 students being figured in the top 1000 ranks, he said.
He attributed the success to Bhashyam’s foundational curriculum introduced at the school level. Mr. Ramakrishna, institute’s vice-chairman Hanumantha Rao and managing director Saketh Ram congratulated the students.
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