Bengaluru | ALLEN Bengaluru students have once again proven their excellence in the NEET-UG 2026 results declared by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Allen Bengaluru classroom student, Diganth BS has achieved AIR 64 in NEET-UG 2026 results and Shreyankh J has secured AIR-94.
Allen South Zone Head, Mahesh Yadav said that Allen is known for its excellent results, and maintaining this reputation, Allen has achieved excellent results this year in NEET-UG 2026 as well. Yadav stated that overall, ALLEN South’s stellar NEET UG 2026 performance was led by four outstanding classroom programme students who secured positions among the All India Top 100. Vanisha Satish (AIR 51), Diganth B S (AIR 64), Navithana B (AIR 88), and Shreyankh J (AIR 94) showcased the impact of ALLEN South’s rigorous classroom coaching, consistent mentorship, and student-centric academic ecosystem.
Top Performers – NEET UG 2026 (ALLEN South)
- AIR 51: Vanisha Satish (6-Year Classroom Student)
- AIR 64: Diganth B S (2-Year Classroom Student)
- AIR 88: Navithana B (5-Year Classroom Student)
- AIR 94: Shreyankh J (6-Year Classroom Student)
National Results
5 Allen Students in Top 10 and 44 in Top 100
Allen Shines in NEET-UG 2026 Results
The National Testing Agency (NTA) declared the results for NEET-UG 2026—the country’s biggest medical entrance exam—late Thursday night. Students from Allen Career Institute have once again achieved success. Five Allen students have featured in the top 10 AIR Ranks, and based on results analyzed so far, 44 Allen students are in the top 100.
Additionally, Allen classroom student Ayush Bhalotia secured All India Rank 4 with a score of 710. Aryan Dubey, a student of Allen’s online test series, achieved All India Rank 7, and Allen classroom student Gaurav Singh secured All India Rank 9.
Allen CEO Nitin Kukreja congratulated all the students on these outstanding results. Allen has once again demonstrated its excellence. Results analyzed so far show 5 Allen students in the top 10 and 44 in the top 100. Of these, 36 are classroom students, while 8 are from the Distance Learning Program (DLP) and online test series. NTA has issued a press release listing the top 138 students who scored 690 or higher, of whom 60 are from Allen—comprising 50 students from classroom programs and 10 from distance learning and online test series.
