This rank holder took the open schooling route

After passing class 10 from Presidency School, Dhanush joined the Centre for Advance Learning in Mangaluru and prepared for the exams.

June 13, 2016 12:00 am | Updated October 18, 2016 01:08 pm IST - MANGALURU:

Dhanush Krishna secured the 313th rank in JEE (Advanced).

Dhanush Krishna secured the 313th rank in JEE (Advanced).

Dhanush Krishna took serious note of the suggestion he got from his coaching centre and opted to do senior secondary at the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). This helped him concentrate on preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination.

With a JEE (Advanced) ranking of 313, Dhanush is hopeful of pursuing a basic sciences course at an IIT.

NIOS option

After passing class 10 from Presidency School, Dhanush joined the Centre for Advance Learning in Mangaluru and prepared for the exams. He secured 93.4 per cent marks in the NIOS Board examination.

Severine Rosario of CFAL said the institute has been encouraging students to do their senior secondary at NIOS. “In the North, there are colleges that grant attendance to students preparing for IIT, which is illegal. Choosing the NIOS route is far better,” Ms. Rosario says.

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