How This Small-scale UP Farmer’s Daughter Cracked NEET And Got Into AIIMS – News18

Cracking the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is no easy task and many candidates have to make multiple attempts before they crack it. Today, we will tell you about a candidate who belongs to a financially underprivileged background and overcame multiple obstacles to crack NEET successfully.

Charul Honariya hails from the village of Kartarpur in the Bijnor district of Uttar Pradesh and the family’s livelihood depended on her father’s small-scale farming. On his modest plot of land and as a labourer for other farms, Charul’s father used to put in a lot of effort throughout the year.

With barely around Rs 8,000 in total family income each month, Charul’s father had a challenging time supporting his family of seven. 18-year-old Charul put a lot of effort into achieving her objective but never gave up on her childhood dream of becoming a doctor.

In Class 6, Charul began to improve her rusty English language abilities. When she was in Class 10, she quickly made use of her enthusiasm for learning and began preparing for the NEET medical admission exam. She ultimately applied for a scholarship and enrolled in a top NEET coaching centre because her family lacked enough money for private coaching.

Charul Honariya passed her Class 12 examinations with a 93 per cent passing grade after studying for two years and becoming a district topper. With a burning desire to get enrolled at the top medical college of the country AIIMS New Delhi, she now set her focus on cracking NEET.

In 2019, Charul took the NEET exam for the first time, however, she was dissatisfied with her performance. She was one of the top NEET candidates in the second attempt in 2020.

Charul received an outstanding score of 680 out of 720, earning her an All India Rank (AIR) of 631. She fulfilled her dream of getting into AIIMS, New Delhi and is now studying to be a doctor.