NEET 2026 Success Story: PW Student Rishabh Jain Scores 669 Marks and AIR 565 With PW’s Support

Rishabh Jain's NEET preparation changed direction after he found it difficult to understand concepts and get his doubts resolved through offline coaching. He then returned to online preparation and began his journey with PW's Arjuna Infinity Plan and Khazana before continuing with Lakshya.

Along the way, Rishabh focused strongly on tests and their analysis. He attempted different PW tests, including AITS and RTS, and later followed the Mission 30 test series when the news of reNEET created uncertainty among aspirants. With regular practice and analysis, he continued working towards improving his NEET performance and eventually scored 669 marks with AIR 565 in NEET 2026.

Rishabh Jain's NEET Preparation Began With Arjuna Batch

Rishabh Jain, from Alwar, Rajasthan, began his NEET preparation with PW in Class 11. He enrolled in the Arjuna Infinity Plan and also received access to Khazana, which became the starting point of his online preparation.

“So, my journey was started in from Arjuna from 11th class, so I enrolled in the infinity plan of Arjuna. So, I got Khazana also, so I started my journey from Khazana, I did not take live lectures because live lectures were not started.”

His initial preparation therefore began through Khazana before he moved further into the PW batches.

Why Rishabh Returned From Offline to Online Preparation

Before continuing with PW, Rishabh had tried offline coaching. However, he found it difficult to understand the concepts there and said his doubts were also not being resolved.

“Firstly, I joined offline coaching but there I did not understand anything and my doubts were also not solved.”

After this experience, he returned to online preparation and continued his NEET preparation through PW's Arjuna and Lakshya batches.

“So, after that when I returned online, then I started my journey from Arjuna and Lakshya…”

This change gave him a different approach to continuing his preparation in Classes 11 and 12.

Following Subject-Wise PW Faculty

During his preparation, Rishabh followed different PW teachers for individual subjects. In Physics, he studied with M.R. Sir, while Botany was covered with Rupesh Sir and Zoology with Samapati Ma'am.

For Chemistry, he studied Organic Chemistry with Yogesh Sir, Physical Chemistry with Sushant Sir and Inorganic Chemistry with Mohit Dadi Sir.

“So, I did physics from M.R sir and after that botany and botany from Rupesh sir, zoology from Samapati ma'am and the organic chemistry I did from Yogesh sir in 11th and 12th and physical chemistry from Sushant sir and inorganic chemistry from Mohit Dadi sir.”

As he continued his preparation, Rishabh gradually saw improvement in his performance.

“Then, slowly I started improving.”

His preparation was therefore built around subject-wise classes along with regular practice.

Focusing on Tests During Lakshya Preparation

When Rishabh continued with Lakshya, he initially faced some difficulty with Physics. He tried different lectures while working towards finding an approach that helped him understand the subject.

“Then, after that there was M.R sir, so I could not understand him, so I saw some lectures of Salim sir from telegram…”

Alongside his classes, Rishabh placed significant focus on tests. He regularly attempted different test series and worked on analysing his performance.

“So, I gave tests regularly, which were different tests like AITS, RTS and many more tests.”

Regular testing became an important part of his preparation as he worked on improving his NEET performance.

Mission 30 After the Re-NEET Announcement

When the news of Re-NEET came, Rishabh said that it created panic among students. During this phase, PW started the Mission 30 series, which became another part of his preparation.

“Then, after that when the news of Re-NEET came, everyone panicked. Then, after that PW started the series of Mission 30.”

Rishabh followed the tests in the series regularly, using them as part of his preparation during this period.

“So, in that series, I regularly followed all his tests, which were 17-18 tests because they were very good level tests…”

He also used Sarthi while analysing these tests.

Using Sarthi Alongside Mission 30 Tests

Along with the Mission 30 tests, Rishabh used Sarthi for analysis. He completed around 17–18 tests from the series and analysed his performance during this phase.

“And at that time I also used Sarthi for analysis. So, I used Sarthi and it was 17-18 tests…”

The combination of regular tests and analysis remained part of his preparation as he worked towards the next stage of the examination.

Rishabh Jain Scores 669 Marks and AIR 565 in NEET 2026

Rishabh Jain, from Alwar, Rajasthan, scored 669 marks and secured AIR 565 in NEET 2026. His preparation with PW began in Class 11 through the Arjuna Infinity Plan and Khazana and continued through Lakshya.

His preparation included subject-wise classes, regular AITS and RTS tests, test analysis, the Mission 30 series and Sarthi for analysis.

The focus on regular testing and reviewing his performance remained a consistent part of his preparation as he worked towards his NEET result.

Rishabh Jain's NEET preparation moved from an initial experience with offline coaching to online preparation through PW's Arjuna and Lakshya batches. He began with the Arjuna Infinity Plan and Khazana, followed subject-wise faculty and gradually placed greater emphasis on regular tests and their analysis. His focus on AITS, RTS and Mission 30 tests, followed by detailed analysis with Sarthi, remained an important part of his preparation

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