ahmedabadrajkot dr rachit agrawal a mbbs student from rajkot has emerged the top ranker in the allindia pg neet examination for admission to postgraduate medical courses having scored 975 out of 1200 marksalso read there will be only one set of question paper for neet from this year onwardi have scored 975 marks which according to the national board of examinations is the top score among the pg neet exam results declared recently i have topped the exam said rachit who is doing his internship as part of the mbbs undergraduate programme at rajkot civil hospitalrachit says he started preparations for pgneet about four years ago along with the mbbs studies as he knew that he will have to put in extra efforts to ensure a good rank and thus a chance at the postgraduate course of his choice however in the recent past he upped his game by studying five hours a day for pg neet entrance test along with his 10hour daily shift on his internship he hiking his hours of study to between eight and ninethe study and internship schedule was gruelling but in the end it was worth it i never aimed for a rank but knew i would score well being the top ranker is a good feeling said rachit rachits father is an ophthalmologist practising in rajkot while his brother is a radiologist i will either pursue medicine or radiology i am yet to decide on which college i will chose to pursue my masters from as well said rachit who says wildlife and travelling as his two passions rachit scored 951 in hsc science and chose to pursue his mbbs from rajkot medical college at his familys insistencerachit says that contrary to general perception neet is not a very difficult exam if you train your aim on cracking it right from the beginning it needs consistent and diligent effort says dr rachitin all 128 lakh students took the pg neet exam of which 64000 could not clear the test