eSaral JEE Results: How Poorvi Cracked IIT Delhi and Topped MP Board — From Home
Poorvi cracked IIT Delhi and earned a district-level merit in the Class 12 MP Board by starting JEE preparation in Class 10 through eSaral's Agni course. Studying 15–16 hours a day with consistent discipline, following her mentors' guidance, and maintaining a structured daily routine helped her achieve both goals simultaneously — entirely through online coaching from home.
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Who Is Poorvi — And What Did She Achieve?
Poorvi is a student from a district in Madhya Pradesh who achieved something that most students are told is impossible: she cracked IIT Delhi and topped her district in the Class 12 MP Board — in the same year.
In her district, she ranked first among girls and placed in the top 10 overall in the 12th board results. In Maths, she scored 100 out of 100. And through consistent online preparation with eSaral, she secured a seat at IIT Delhi in her first attempt.
She prepared for three years — starting from Class 10 — and never once attended offline Kota coaching. Everything was done online, from home.
💡 eSaral Faculty Note: "On a national level, if a person is determined, he can remove water from stones. Poorvi did that."
How Starting in Class 10 Made the Difference
Poorvi joined eSaral's Agni course in Class 10 — a year before most students even begin thinking about JEE. This early start gave her something her peers didn't have: a foundation.
When asked about the biggest advantage of this early start, she explained it clearly:
"When we join in Class 10, we learn in which direction we will go. The discipline, the three-hour sitting, the consistency — all of this gets built in us from early on."
Here is what she credits to starting early:
- Discipline: She built a study routine from Class 10 itself — consistent daily sessions, no 14-day breaks.
- Academic foundation: Chapters like Sequence and Series were covered and practised at a deeper level, giving her a stronger base for JEE.
- Consistency over intensity: She learned early that studying "less but consistently" was more important than extreme cramming.
At eSaral's orientation in Class 11, NK Gupta Sir told her: "You have booked your seat from today. You have to walk with us." She held onto those words for three years.
This is the exact philosophy behind eSaral's early preparation programmes. Students who want to explore this path can check the available JEE courses here.
The Study Habits Behind Her Double Success
Poorvi's mother revealed that before she herself woke up in the morning, Poorvi was already studying. And after her mother's sleep, Poorvi was still at her books — studying 15–16 hours a day.
Her approach was built on a few non-negotiable habits:
- Three-hour unbroken study sessions — she trained herself to sit without distraction.
- Daily consistency — a one-day break was acceptable, but a 14-day break was not.
- Night-before planning — her mentor RS Sir advised her to write down the next day's plan every night before sleeping. She followed this.
- Self-analysis after every session — she would review what she had studied and identify what needed improvement.
- Health as a priority — her mother ensured timely meals, especially before exams. Poorvi acknowledged this directly: "Health is very important. My mother used to get tensed because I eat very little."
💡 Key Insight from Poorvi: "We don't have to study more. We have to study less but prepare consistently. This is the most important thing."
For students preparing for JEE Advanced, this kind of long-term disciplined consistency — not short bursts — is what separates toppers from the rest.

Role of eSaral Mentors in Her Journey
Poorvi spoke warmly about the mentors who guided her over three years. She mentioned that eSaral's mentorship didn't stop at teaching — it was ongoing, personal, and motivating.
Key things her mentors did:
- Called her personally when her scores dipped to find out where she was struggling and gave her specific techniques to improve.
- Conducted regular group sessions to track progress and set direction.
- Motivated her at key low points — she mentioned moments of getting demotivated and mentors proactively trying to lift her back up.
- Gave pre-exam guidance — NK Sir ran a session just before her exam. She was nervous. He told her: "Whatever will happen will be seen." That calm advice helped her walk in with confidence.
This ongoing support across three years is what eSaral's mentorship programme is designed to provide. Students and parents can reach out here to learn more about how it works.
What Her Parents Observed
Poorvi's parents were present during the felicitation and shared their perspective on her journey.
Her mother noted that Poorvi had always been academically strong — topping her district in Class 10 as well. But the transformation during JEE preparation was visible: "I have never seen her away from the books. She has done a lot of penance."
Her father described himself as helpful and supportive throughout — always asking, "Where are you lagging? What else do you need?" He credited eSaral faculty: "Without you, this wouldn't have happened."
Poorvi, in turn, had this to say about her parents:
"There is a lot of impact beyond academics. For example, my mother used to prepare special food before exams. Dad was always asking how he could help. This support is very important for children."
What Poorvi Plans to Do at IIT Delhi
When asked what she would do on her first day at IIT Delhi, Poorvi answered simply: "I will study and see what it is like. I will join clubs. I will explore the campus."
Her story doesn't end with the result — it begins there.
And for the students who come after her, eSaral faculty announced during this session: the next Agni batch will carry Poorvi's name as its inspiration. Her three-year story will be told at every orientation to show incoming students what is possible when you start early, stay consistent, and trust the process.
Students curious about how the IIT Bombay cut-off compares to IIT Delhi can also explore college-level data on eSaral's JEE resources section.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions.
Can a girl crack the IIT from home with online coaching?
Yes. Poorvi cracked IIT Delhi entirely through eSaral's online coaching, never attending offline Kota classes. She prepared from home for three years and also topped her district in the Class 12 MP Board. Her result directly answers this question: online preparation, when done with discipline and mentorship, is fully capable of producing IIT results.
What is the benefit of starting JEE preparation from Class 10?
Starting JEE preparation in Class 10, as Poorvi did through eSaral's Agni course, builds three things early: discipline, consistent study habits, and a strong academic foundation. Poorvi credited this early start with helping her master chapters deeply and develop a daily routine that carried her through three years without burning out.
How to prepare for JEE and boards together?
Poorvi's approach was to treat both as one continuous preparation. She built a disciplined daily routine early, studied consistently rather than in intense bursts, and never let one exam derail the other. She scored 100/100 in Maths in the MP Board and cracked IIT Delhi in the same year. Her core advice: "Consistent daily preparation matters more than extreme cramming."
How does eSaral's mentorship program help JEE students?
eSaral mentors personally called Poorvi when her scores dipped, conducted regular group sessions, and offered pre-exam guidance. Over three years, this ongoing support kept her on track through moments of self-doubt. The mentorship was not just about academics — it included motivation and strategy tailored to where she was at any given point in her preparation.
Is eSaral good for JEE results? What do toppers say?
Poorvi's result is a direct example of eSaral's JEE outcomes. She secured IIT Delhi in her first attempt after three years of preparation through eSaral's online platform, starting in Class 10. Her parents credited the faculty specifically for her success, and she herself highlighted the role of eSaral's structured guidance and mentorship. Students can explore JEE courses on eSaral here.
