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Walnut alumnus secures MBBS admission

From Walnut to medical college — Ulhas Ingale secures MBBS admission

Alumni — Shivane campus · Batch of 2022

Cleared NEET. Secured MBBS.

Ulhas Ingale, a 2022 batch alumnus of the Shivane campus, has secured admission to MBBS at K.J. Somaiya Medical College, Mumbai.

MBBS admission
K.J. Somaiya Medical College, Mumbai
Walnut School NEET MBBS

Getting into a medical college through NEET is one of the toughest routes a student can take. The base for that — the ability to study independently, absorb concepts the first time and manage exam pressure without falling apart — does not get built in a coaching class. It gets built over years in a school that teaches properly in the first place.

That is what Walnut’s approach is designed to do. Complete teaching inside the classroom. No dependence on tuitions. A systematic exam preparation process from Std. 6 onward. By the time students leave in Std. 10, they know how to study — not just what to study.

Congratulations, Ulhas. Wishing you the very best for medical college and everything ahead. 🩺

Ulhas is part of a consistent pattern. See how Walnut students perform at the board level — CBSE Std. 10 results.

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