M. Vimal of Vijaya Vittala PU College, Mysore, who has got the third rank in engineering, is the son of B. Manohar, scientist, and Malathi, homemaker. Vimal has qualified in the Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examination (IIT JEE) and plans to pursue aerospace engineering at IIT Madras. He attributed his success in the IIT to focused study for six hours a day for two years. His preparation for IIT had helped him romp home with ease in the PUC and the CET, Vimal said.

Priyanka K. Dharamshi of Chetan Pre University College in Hubli, who has secured the first rank in architecture stream, is the daughter of Khiren Dharamshi, engineer, and Nalini, teacher. Priyanka who was overwhelmed with joy as she never expected that she would be the topper, said, “I have a fascination for drawing and didn’t feel like I was making any extra efforts for CET,” she said. Priyanka said she aspires to take up civil services.

Ramya M. Sanu of Chetan Pre University College, Hubli, has secured the second rank in architecture stream. Daughter of Manjunath and Manjula Sanu, both entrepreneurs, Ramya said her mother was her source of inspiration. “Although she doesn’t spend extra hours for her study, she is a quick learner”, said her father Manjunath. Ramya said she will appear for IAS examination after her graduation.

K.R. Anusha of Sadvidya PU College, Mysore, who has secured the third rank in the Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy (ISM and H), is the daughter of K.N. Ramachandra, engineer, and A.C. Usha, homemaker, Anusha said she was yet to decide on the course she would pursue but she said she preferred engineering.

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