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Meet Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy, IIT-JEE topper with AIR 1, scored 341 in JEE Advanced, went on to pursue...
Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy hails from Telangana's Nagarkurnool district. His parents teach mathematics at the government school in Madgul, Rangareddy district, Telangana.
Updated : Jan 23, 2025, 06:59 AM IST
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One of the hardest tests in India and the world is IIT-JEE. Thousands of students from around India try to get into IIT by taking the IIT-JEE exam every year. This is accomplished by passing the JEE Main and Advanced tests, prerequisites for admission to IITs. Preparing for this test takes a great deal of effort and commitment. But only a few thousand intelligent people can pass this difficult test. Today, we will discuss Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy, the 2023 JEE (Advanced) top scorer, in this article.
Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy comes from the Nagarkurnool district of Telangana. His parents are maths teachers at the Madgul government school in Telangana's Rangareddy district. Reddy received an IIT JEE 2023 score of 341 out of 360, or 94.74 percentile, earning him an AIR 15. Reddy expressed his happiness at being declared the All India Rank 1 but stated he was confident he would finish in the top 10.
In class 10, he received a score of 10/10, and in class 12, he received a score of 987 out of 1000. Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy is presently pursuing a BTech in Computer Science, according to his LinkedIn page.
In class eleven, Reddy began preparing for the JEE Advanced. He claimed that having an early start helped him better understand the fundamental concepts of physics, chemistry, and mathematics and prepared him for the extremely challenging test. Practice, self-control, and in-depth understanding were Reddy's three primary pillars of JEE Advanced preparation.
The secret to cracking the prestigious JEE Advanced exam, according to Vavilala Chidvilas Reddy, is "consistency." For more than four years, he maintained a strict study regimen, allocating particular hours for writing and reading. Reddy was a strong proponent of self-control and thorough study when getting ready for the JEE exam. Additionally, he avoided social media for two years. was dependable in his studies, and his perseverance and hard work earned him the top spot. The 17-year-old maths whiz loves maths and science.
He acknowledges the constant support and encouragement he has had throughout his career from his family, mentors, and teachers. He targeted his older brother, who is a final-year BTech student at BITS Pilani. Reddy is adamant that understanding the concepts completely is more important than merely memorising them. Aspiring JEE applicants should focus on building a strong conceptual foundation in each subject area, according to Reddy. He claimed that the keys to acing any test are self-control, in-depth understanding, and consistent, consistent practice.
