- July 23, 2026
- by Resonance Colleges
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Staging on the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) platform is the ultimate dream of almost every student in life sciences. Most MBBS achievers attribute their success to their background. To a certain extent, it is true, and it becomes easier for aspirants who have well-read parents of medical professionals. At the same time, we come across students whose parents belong to divergent backgrounds. They may not be associated with academics or medical professions yet make their way to medical colleges successfully.
On a pleasant Sunday of 19 July 2026, the family of the first MBBS doctor was flanked by several family members of Resonance Hyderabad. Just to compliment our NEET winner after a 2-year-long haul of hard work, and to stand as a source of inspiration for NEET aspirants. The dialogue combines featured facts to bring out the best in Bharghava and inspire goal seekers.
With the doors opening at home, Bharghava and his family members were complimented, and the NEET in-charge, Mr Madhusudhan Reddy, handed a bouquet. All guests and the hosts settled down, and after the exchange of cordial greetings, the conversation turned into a good value-oriented information exchange.
The informal chat among the parents, Bharghav, and the Resonance family started with a family introduction, examination results, academic journey, and subject strategies. The type of interactions Bharghav had with family members and personal life were discussed. It includes key advice and tips for NEET aspirants, and 3 mistakes a NEET taker should avoid to avoid negative marking.
Bharghav Diagnoses the Sensitive Issues in NEET preparation:
You must try to fix silly mistakes that usually arise in numericals, and it should be done in weekly test revisions. One must remember to prepare concepts thoroughly by February/March of the year.
Keep away from cell phones and social media channels, and focus on the essential books.
Weekly tests do impact the final performance, so try to reduce mistakes in weekly tests.
Through the conversation, Bharghav's parents were in high spirits, and every word that came from them was emotional, energetic, and completely satisfied. Not only did the parents complement the faculty, mentors, and management, but they were also comfortable with the kind of provisions Resonance provided. As their son underwent the NEET learning process in the residential campus, they had no complaints about the living conditions. Both parents and Bharghav were happy that the management provided a good hostel facility and mentors were available through the study hours and even till late hours.
Parents belong to divergent backgrounds. Both parents are professionals in engineering and Ayurveda medicine: father (Seshikant, Civil Engineer) & Dr Radhika (BAMS). Parents' testimony speaks volumes about the care and concern they have for their child. She was happy that her dreams had come true. And the father was equally happy, as he was the first MBBS doctor in their family. Bharghav said, ' It was the joyous moment in his life as he could fulfil his mother's dreams of becoming a doctor.'
Parents should align themselves with their children's goals and continuously motivate them. Try to spare some quality time and spend it with their children in preparation for their future.
Bharghav says he was under constant supervision of his parents, as they visited the campus every 3 to 4 days to make him feel homesick-free. He had great parental support. At times, his father would call late at night and kept reminding him of his dreams of MBBS. Many times, his mother would send homemade food to fulfil his appetite. On the personal side, he said he would tussle with his brother, but it was always in a lighter moment.
When asked about his study strategies, He said: ' I worked on the physics and chemistry problems in JEE Main mode that helped me to build confidence and quickness.
Another important aspect that protected my interest was solving the previous years' questions, PYQs, which gave me tremendous problem-solving skills.
He said that NCERT and Resonance's question bank questions were based on assertion-reason, statement type, matrix matching, and diagrams, and Jaya madam had provided huge support that enabled him to score 360/360 in Biology.
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For Chemistry, he advises aspirants to make short notes, as reading line-by-line for quick revisions is not possible. In physical chemistry, try to solve as many questions as possible.
For Physics material, move beyond the regular NEET material and practice JEE Main PYQs and Single-correct JEE Advanced PYQs.
While in practice, the aspirant must create a customised 50-question bank per chapter.
Practice as many mock tests as possible, and do not lose hope even if you score fewer marks; keep practising.
When asked what his ultimate career goal in life is, Bharghava expressed his desire to serve people experiencing poverty and be recognised as one of the best doctors in India.
When asked how the preparations matched his original plan, he said everything went according to the plan that he laid out at the beginning of the first year in Intermediate.
Readers would find it fascinating to see the jubilant moments of Resonance Junior College management felicitating the NEET 2026 achievers, conducted in the Ashrya Convention Hall in Madhapur.
With a broad smile and lively atmosphere, the conversation concluded with light chat.
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