27 students from Mangaluru’s CFAL produce magnificent results in JEE Advanced 2020

Media Release

October 7, 2020

CFAL students Ujwal, Koustubh, Rihan, Dheeraj, Rishan and many others have done the city proud by securing excellent ranks in the general category at the JEE Advanced Examination, the result of which was declared by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi on Monday. A total of 27 CFAL students have secured excellent ranks in the said Exam. The AIR ranks of the students in general category from CFAL are Ujwal (AIR 588), Koustubh (AIR 881), Rihan (AIR 1,232), Dheeraj (AIR 1,783) Rishan (AIR 2,572), Santhosh (3,279), Goutham (AIR 3,483), Aamod (AIR 4,170), Pramod (AIR 4,302), ShreePoorna (AIR 4,371), Shreekara (AIR 4,837), Mohan Nayak (AIR 5,073), Madhura Sabhahit (AIR 5,512), Ranjan Bhat (AIR 5,909), Pranav (AIR 6,348), Prajwal

(AIR 9,697), Tejas Bhat (AIR 9,816), Satvik (AIR 13,542), Anmol Shetty (AIR 14,135), Durga Supriya (AIR 14,736), Mayur (AIR 15,254), Pranamya Mady (AIR 16,096), Medini (AIR 20,587), Sana Azmiya (AIR 24,105), Manish (AIR 26,795), Gagan (AIR 28,071) and Prarthan (AIR 2159-category). The toppers opined that the JEE syllabus planned by CFAL kept them guided and organised while they were preparing for the said exam. Working out previous question papers, solving quizzes & tests, DPPs helped them crack the JEE Advanced exam.

This year, 1,50,838 candidates appeared in both Paper 1 and 2 of JEE Advanced. Out of the total number, only 43,204 candidates have qualified the entrance examination. The Exam is a gateway to get into 23 Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) across the country. The IITs are premiere autonomous public technical and research universities located across India and are ranked above other engineering colleges in India for Engineering.

CFAL has reinforced the fact that it is one of the best Training Institution in Mangalore for various competitive exams. Its unparalleled, consistent coaching & guidance has produced excellent results in various examinations including Olympiads, KVPY, NEET, IIIT Hyderabad. Since its inception in 2009, CFAL has bought incredible success to Mangalore.

What is JEE Advanced?

JEE Advanced is a national level entrance exam held once a year by the seven zonal IITs with guidance from the Joint Admission Board (JAB). JEE Advanced is a gateway for candidates seeking admission in bachelor’s programmes, integrated master’s programmes as well as dual degree programmes offered at 23 IITs including Indian School of Mines (ISM). The exams are of the objective pattern. JEE Advanced is regarded internationally as one of the most challenging undergraduate admission tests.

This year, 36,497 male and 6,707 female candidates have qualified in JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced 2020 mark sheet will contain the aggregate marks obtained by a candidate. The aggregate marks obtained by a candidate in JEE (Advanced) is the sum of the marks scored by him in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The rank lists are prepared on the basis of aggregate marks. Only candidates who appear in both Paper 1 and Paper 2 are considered for ranking. Candidates who score the minimum prescribed marks in each subject and in aggregate will be included in the rank list. The minimum prescribed marks varies with the category.

While JEE-Mains is conducted for admission to engineering colleges across the country, JEE-Advanced is for the ones seeking admission to IITs. It is mandatory to clear JEE-Mains to be eligible to appear for JEE-Advanced.

CFAL – The first name in training

During the Covid-19 pandemic, CFAL has drastically scaled up their online offerings using technological platforms to provide their students an opportunity for uninterrupted learning. Various training programs and webinars for NEET, engineering, basic sciences and research aspirants etc. are regularly been conducted by CFAL to support learning for students during these tough times.

For further information contact:

CFAL, Bejai- Kapikad, Mangaluru

Phone: 98457371320/7026314999

JEE Advanced, 2020

Selected Students (CFAL)

Name

All India Rank

Ujwal Kumar

588

Yermal Koustubh Rao

881

Rihan Aaron

1,232

Dheeraj Kamath

1,783

Rishan Joshua

2,572

Santhosh M

3,279

D.K. Goutham

3,483

Aamod B K

4,170

Pramod Rao

4,302

ShreePoorna S Rao

4,371

Shreekara Aithala

4,837

Mohan G Nayak

5,073

Madhura Narayana Sabhahit

5,512

Ranjan Bhat

5,909

Pranav Rao

6,348

Prajwal Ashok Nayak

9,697

Tejas Bhat

9,816

Satvik R Shetty

13,542

Anmol J Shetty

14,135

Durga Supriya

14,736

Mayur

15,254

Pranamya Mady

16,096

Medini N B

20,587

Sana Azmiya

24,105

Manish M S

26,795

Gagan Prashanth

28,071

Prarthan Talwar

2159 (category)

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Israel launches new aggression on residential neighbourhood in Lebanon’s capital, many killed

News Network

November 24,2025

Israel has launched a new act of aggression on a residential neighborhood in Lebanon's capital, Beirut, killing and injuring about two dozen civilians.

The Israeli regime's military said in a statement that its forces carried out a so-called precise strike in a residential apartment in Dahiyeh in the southern suburbs of Beirut on Sunday.

The aggression targeted residential areas, killing at least five people and injuring more than 28 people, Lebanon's Health Ministry said.

Hezbollah announced the martyrdom of senior Hezbollah commander Haytham Ali Tabatabai and four resistance fighters.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun condemned the airstrike, calling it a clear demonstration of Tel Aviv’s disregard for repeated international calls to halt violations on Lebanese soil.

“Israel refuses to implement international resolutions and all efforts aimed at ending the escalation and restoring stability,” Aoun said, urging the international community to take action to prevent further aggression.

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement also condemned the attack, holding the international community accountable.

“The international community bears responsibility and continues to provide cover for these attacks as long as it does not restrain the occupiers,” said Ali Abu Shahin, a member of the group’s political bureau.

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced that the Israeli army carried out a strike “in the heart of Beirut."

Netanyahu reportedly approved the operation following recommendations from top Israeli security officials.

Two senior US officials commented on the Israeli strike.

The first official said that Israel did not notify Americans in advance about the attack. "We were informed immediately after the strike was carried out."

The second senior official said that the "US knew for several days that Israel was planning to escalate its strikes in Lebanon, but did not know in advance the timing, location, or target of the strike."

Speaking from the site of the Israeli strike, Lebanese MP Ali Ammar condemned the attack as part of a broader campaign of aggression that has targeted "all of Lebanon since the Washington-sponsored ceasefire."

He stated that "any attack on Lebanon is a violation of red lines; this aggression is part and parcel of the entity that targets Lebanon's dignity, sovereignty, and security of citizens."

Ammar went on to say the resistance is responding with "utmost wisdom, patience, and will confront the enemy at the appropriate time."

"Unfortunately, the enemy is emboldened to commit its aggression by voices within Lebanon that have turned themselves into tools that support its aggression," he added.

The Israeli attack on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital is the latest blatant violation of the ceasefire Israel signed with Hezbollah in November 2024, which was intended to end hostilities that had escalated into full-scale war.

An Israeli strike on the Ain al-Hilweh camp near Sidon in southern Lebanon late Tuesday killed at least 14 people. It wounded several others, including young students, according to the Lebanese health ministry.

The military claimed the attack targeted “a Hamas training compound” used to plan and carry out attacks against the regime -- a claim that has frequently been made without evidence.

Hamas rejected the allegations as “a blatant lie aimed at justifying the massacre,” stating it had “no military installations in the Palestinian camps in Lebanon” and that the targeted site was merely “an open sports field.”

According to Lebanese authorities, Israeli attacks have killed approximately 4,000 people and displaced more than 1.2 million residents across the country since October 2023.

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