Over 1300 Students Honored at Prince Festival; Awarded with Motorcycles, Scooters, and Cash Prizes.
The grand annual festival, PCP Mahotsav 2026, of PCP Prince, a JEE and NEET coaching institute located in Sikar, was held recently. More than 1300 talented students selected in NEET and JEE 2025 were honored along with their parents at the event.
Manvendra Singh, an All India Ranker in NEET 2025 while still in 12th grade, was awarded a motorcycle and a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh. Pankaj Singh, Anish Bidiyasar, Ashish Bidiyasar, Jatin Jakhar, and Abhilasha, who secured top ranks in NEET, were honored with motorcycles and scooters. Mahendra Kala, Neeraj Kumawat, Yogesh, Udit Man, and Trivendram Singh, who were All India Rankers in JEE Advanced 2025, were also awarded motorcycles.
Similarly, 16 students who achieved excellent ranks received Rs. 51,000 each, 25 students received Rs. 21,000 each, 24 students received Rs. 11,000 each, and 49 students received Rs. 5100 each as cash prizes. Other selected students were honored with award kits.
Director Dr. Piyush Sunda said that PCP Prince is bringing glory to Sikar on the national stage every year by producing a large number of All India Top Rankers in NEET and JEE. In NEET 2025, PCP Prince contributed 6 students among the top 25 from coaching institutes in Sikar, and in JEE Advanced 2025, it contributed 7 students among the top 20, making it a leading coaching institute in Sikar. At the event, Prince Eduhub Director Jogendra Sunda, Chairman Dr. Piyush Sunda, Chief Managing Director Rajesh Dhillon, Brigadier BB Janu, Managing Directors Ramakant Swami, Omkar Mund and Raghavendra Singh Rajawat, Academic Head Rakesh Ruhela, Neeraj Agarwal, Punit Sharma, Archit Jakhar, Aditya Vyas, Shippi Sunda, Nirupam Sunda, along with all the faculty members, honored the selected students and their parents by presenting them with motorcycles, scooters, cash prizes, and award kits.
During the program, the faculty members and management team who delivered outstanding results in NEET and JEE were also honored with shawls and mementos. Students of PCP also presented spectacular cultural performances at the event.
Dr. Piyush Sunda
(Chairman)
