Allen Mumbai Student Raushmit Gupta Secures AIR 34 in NEET UG 2026

Raushmit Gupta scored 700 out of 720 in NEET UG 2026 as four Allen Career Institute Mumbai students finished within the top 1000, while Allen reported strong national rankings across its classroom, online and distance learning programmes.

Mumbai: Allen Career Institute Mumbai has recorded strong performances in the NEET UG 2026 examination, with classroom student Raushmit Gupta securing All India Rank 34 after scoring 700 out of 720 marks.
According to the institute, four students from its Mumbai centre secured places within the top 1000 in the national medical entrance examination, reflecting the centre’s performance in this year’s results.
Allen Mumbai Centre Head Nehchal Singh Hanspal said the top performers from the Mumbai centre include Raushmit Gupta, Anvi Goyal, Manish Gupta and Aarushi Gupta, all of whom secured ranks within the top 1000 nationally. He added that 11 students from the Mumbai centre featured among the top 5000 rank holders.

At the national level, Aryan Gupta and Panshul Bansal both scored 715 out of 720 marks. Based on the prescribed tie breaking rules, Aryan Gupta secured All India Rank 1, while Panshul Bansal was awarded All India Rank 2. Panshul Bansal studied through Allen’s regular classroom programme for two years, while Aryan Gupta was enrolled in the institute’s distance learning programme.
Allen Classroom student Ayush Bhalotia secured All India Rank 4 with 710 marks. Allen Online Test Series student Aryan Dubey achieved All India Rank 7, while Allen Classroom student Gaurav Singh secured All India Rank 9.

Allen Chief Executive Officer Nitin Kukreja congratulated the students and their families on the results. He said the institute continued its strong performance nationally, with five students in the top 10, 10 students in the top 20, 23 students in the top 50 and 46 students in the top 100.
According to Allen, 36 of the top 100 rank holders were from its classroom programmes, one from its online live classes and 10 from its distance learning and online test series.

The institute also stated that, among the 138 candidates who scored 690 marks and above in the National Testing Agency’s published list, 63 students were associated with Allen, including 50 classroom students, one online live classroom student and 13 students from its distance learning and online test series programmes.

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