But for Tanvi Sharma, who is from Rajouri of Jammu and Kashmir and is 18 years old, the future was to be something else entirely.While most of her peers were getting ready for NEET and JEE exams, Tanvi took a very unconventional route.
age did not define their potential.How did a 14-year-old become eligible for JEE Advanced?One question naturally comes to mind. how could someone so young appear for JEE Advanced?The answer lies in ...
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A mother's handwritten notes and unwavering support helped her son overcome illness before JEE Advanced, turning his IIT Delhi dream into an inspiring success story ... .