NEET 2026 Success Story: PW Student Manjeeta Scores 672 Marks and AIR 450

Preparing for NEET across Classes 11 and 12 requires keeping up with the syllabus while regularly revising and testing your understanding. Manjeeta followed this approach through PW's Arjuna batch in Class 11 and Lakshya in Class 12, completing lectures, DPPs and regular tests alongside her studies.

She gradually worked on her concepts, tracked her performance through tests and revised topics through summary lectures. After completing the syllabus and continuing with revision and tests, Manjeeta scored 672 marks and secured AIR 450 in NEET 2026.

Beginning Class 11 Preparation With PW's Arjuna Batch

Manjeeta began her NEET preparation in Class 11 with PW's Arjuna batch. Her approach was to follow the batch consistently and complete the available classes and practice material alongside her regular studies.

“In Arjuna, I just followed my batch, did all the lectures live and recorded as well. Along with that, I did DPPs, tests, regular tests and all that.”

Following the lectures with DPPs and regular tests helped her work on her concepts throughout Class 11.

“I cleared my concepts along with 11th.”

Her test scores also changed gradually during this phase, giving her a way to track her preparation as she moved through the Class 11 syllabus.

Building Strong Class 11 Concepts Through Lectures and Practice

Along with completing her lectures, Manjeeta followed different PW teachers for individual subjects during Class 11. She studied Zoology with Samarthi Ma'am, Botany with Rupesh Sir and Physics with Ayudh Sir and MR Sir.

For Chemistry, she studied Physical Chemistry with Sudhanshu Sir, Organic Chemistry with Yogesh Sir and Inorganic Chemistry with MD Sir.

“I took classes of these teachers and completed my 11th syllabus.”

She also continued testing her preparation while moving through the syllabus. Her marks did not remain the same in every test, but she continued with the process.

“Gradually, my marks improved in tests as well. Sometimes down, sometimes up.”

This became the pattern of her Class 11 preparation as she continued completing the syllabus and assessing her progress through tests.

From Arjuna to Lakshya: Continuing NEET Preparation in Class 12

After completing Class 11, Manjeeta moved to the Lakshya batch for Class 12. She also used the period between the two batches for revision through summary lectures and tests.

“In between, I did revision with all the summary lectures. Along with that, I did tests. Then I entered 12th with Lakshya batch.”

In Lakshya, she continued with subject-wise faculty. Her Physics faculty was MR Sir, while Sudhanshu Sir taught Physical Chemistry, Pankaj Sir taught Organic Chemistry and MD Sir taught Inorganic Chemistry. She continued with Rupesh Sir for Botany and Samarthi Ma'am for Zoology.

“So, all the teachers were very good. And my frequency matched.”

With this approach, she continued her preparation through Class 12 and worked towards completing the remaining syllabus.

Completing the NEET Syllabus With DPPs and Tests

Manjeeta continued using the practice resources alongside her classes in Lakshya. She completed the syllabus through the Arjuna and Lakshya batches while keeping tests and revision alongside her lectures.

“So, I completed my syllabus completely with Arjuna and Lakshya.”

She also maintained regular practice through DPPs and tests during the batches.

“And similarly, tests were also given regularly. Revision was also going on together. DPPs and all, whatever was there. I completed all that in batch.”

This kept lectures, practice and revision running alongside one another rather than leaving revision for the end.

How Regular Tests Helped Manjeeta Track Her Preparation

For Manjeeta, tests remained a regular part of preparation throughout both batches. Apart from the tests conducted during the batches, she also mentioned enrolling in real tests.

“And I was enrolled in real tests as well. So, that was also given.”

She specifically emphasised the importance of attempting tests as part of NEET preparation.

“And tests matter a lot. So, you should give.”

Regular testing remained part of her preparation as she moved towards the final revision phase.

The Final Revision Routine Before NEET 2026

After completing the syllabus, Manjeeta shifted her focus towards revision. She handled the final revision herself and also used recorded summary lectures to revisit topics.

“And then, after the final syllabus, it is time for revision. So, I did that myself.”

She then completed a final round of revision and also mentioned attempting the Green Sheet before the exam.

“And then, in the final, I did a complete revision. Along with that, I gave the green sheet.”

This final revision phase brought together the preparation she had built across Classes 11 and 12.

From Two Years of Preparation to 672 Marks and AIR 450 in NEET 2026

Manjeeta completed her Class 11 and 12 preparation through PW's Arjuna and Lakshya batches, following lectures, DPPs, regular tests and revision throughout the two years.

Her preparation culminated in a score of 672 marks and an All India Rank of 450 in NEET 2026.

“And with the score of 672.”

Her result reflects the preparation routine she followed across the two years, from completing concepts and batch lectures to regular practice, testing and final revision.

Manjeeta's NEET 2026 preparation began with Arjuna in Class 11 and continued with Lakshya in Class 12. She completed her lectures and DPPs, appeared for regular tests, revised through summary lectures and followed a separate final revision phase. With this preparation, she scored 672 marks and secured AIR 450 in NEET 2026.