The National Testing Agency has announced the All India Rank list and Session 2 results of JEE-Main 2026, with Allen Career Institute once again registering a strong performance.
Allen Classroom student Kabir Chhillar has secured All India Rank (AIR) 1, achieving a perfect score of 300 out of 300. The institute also saw four classroom students in the top 10, including Arnav Gautam (AIR 5), Shubham Kumar (AIR 6), and Rishi Premnath (AIR 8). In total, nine students from Allen featured in the top 20, while 42 students secured ranks in the top 100. Additionally, 21 state toppers are from the institute.
Allen Career Institute CEO Nitin Kukreja said the results have been independently validated by leading audit firm EY India to ensure transparency and authenticity. He added that over the past two years, every fourth student admitted to IITs has been from Allen, highlighting the institute’s consistent performance in both JEE Main and Advanced examinations.
A record 1.538 million students appeared for JEE-Main 2026 across both sessions, with 26 candidates scoring 100 percentile. The results also include state-wise and category-wise toppers.
Kabir Chhillar, a classroom student at Allen Career Institute, Kota, hails from Gurugram and has been enrolled in the institute for the past two years. Born on July 30, 2008, he previously scored 98 per cent in his Class 10 examinations.
His father, Mohit Chhillar, is an IIT graduate working in the private sector, while his mother, Priyanka Chhillar, is a school teacher. Reflecting on his achievement, Kabir credited his success to structured guidance and disciplined preparation.
“I focused on quality learning and attention span during self-study. After every test, I analysed my performance and worked on weak areas. Regular mock tests and detailed analysis helped improve my accuracy and time management,” he said.
He emphasised conceptual clarity over rote learning, adding that breaking down study goals into smaller targets, maintaining concise notes, and consistent revision played a crucial role in his preparation.
Kabir also highlighted the importance of mental balance, noting that spending time with friends helped him stay refreshed.
Looking ahead, he aims to pursue B.Tech in Computer Science from IIT Bombay, followed by higher studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
