Expert’s NEET long-term coaching achieves 98% success in medical admissions

Mangalore Today News Network

Mangaluru, July 21, 2026: Expert Coaching Classes, Mangaluru, has recorded an impressive 98% success rate in its NEET Long-Term Coaching programme, with nearly all enrolled students qualifying for medical admissions this year.

According to the institution, three students scored above 575 marks, 16 scored above 550, 31 secured more than 525, 55 crossed the 500-mark, while 80 scored above 475. In addition, 115 students scored above 450, 150 crossed 425, and 181 students secured more than 400 marks.

Expert Education Institutions Chairman Prof. Narendra L. Nayak attributed the achievement to the institute’s focused long-term coaching programme. He said many students who had scored low in NEET 2025 and failed to secure admission to their preferred medical colleges opted for Expert’s long-term coaching instead of joining other institutions. With systematic preparation, they were able to improve their performance significantly in the latest examination.

He pointed out that students preparing for NEET also have to manage their PU examinations and other competitive tests, making it difficult for many to perform at their best on the first attempt. To support such students in achieving their dream of pursuing medical education, Expert has been training students for competitive examinations for over three decades and launched its dedicated NEET Long-Term Coaching programme in 2016, he said.

The institute’s top performers include Hazaratmaaz Babajan Bawakhan (589), Nischitha H. V. (587), Samarth N. Halasur (578), Yashas T. (573), Harshavardhana S. J. (572), Nandan Mohite (571), Devansh S. H. (568), Ayush M. Goudar (560), Darshan Chandrakant Chougala (560) and Nihal Khojgir (559). Several other students also secured scores above 500, reflecting the institute’s overall strong performance.

Prof. Nayak said that 90% of the students who underwent Expert’s NEET Long-Term Coaching last year secured seats in reputed medical colleges. Expressing confidence that this year’s results would also translate into a high number of medical admissions, he congratulated all the successful candidates.