Hyderabad’s MS Junior College Student Tops Telangana Minority Merit List in NEET 2026

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Hyderabad, TELANGANA :

Mohammad Taqi Ahmed Ali Shams secured the highest rank among minority students in Telangana with 666 out of 720 marks and an All India Rank of 652.

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Hyderabad :

Mohammad Taqi Ahmed Ali Shams, a student of MS Junior College of the city, has secured the first rank among minority students in the Telangana NEET 2026 State Merit List, delivering another major achievement for MS Education Academy.

Taqi Ahmed scored 666 marks out of 720 in the NEET 2026 examination and secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 652, making him the highest-ranked minority student in Telangana.

The academy also announced that 34 students scored 500 marks or more in NEET 2026, describing the result as another reflection of its consistent academic performance and quality teaching.

Several other students from MS Junior College also secured prominent positions in the Telangana Minority Merit List.

The successful students include:

  • Daniya Mirza – 23rd State Minority Rank
  • Mohammad Misbah Ali – 27th
  • Asid Tabish Antule – 28th
  • Shafia Begum – 43rd
  • Kausar Fatima – 48th
  • Liza Hussain – 57th
  • Zeba Rouheen – 68th
  • Sana Fatima – 73rd
  • Kausar Mirza – 75th
  • Fauzia Khanam – 98th
  • Sadia Sanobar – 102nd
  • Fakhra Tasneem – 105th
  • Bilal Shaikh – 106th
  • Sidra Jabeen – 108th
  • Syeda Amina – 109th

Congratulating the successful candidates, the management of MS Education Academy extended its best wishes to the students, their parents and teachers for their contribution to the outstanding performance.

The academy said the results reflected the dedication of students and the continued support of parents and faculty members.

The institution also expressed confidence that more than 200 students from the academy would secure free MBBS seats in leading government and private medical colleges across Telangana and other parts of the country through the NEET 2026 admission process.

The latest results further strengthen MS Education Academy’s record of producing successful medical aspirants and maintaining a strong presence in the Telangana State Merit List year after year.

source: http://www.clarionindia.net / Clarion India/ Home> Editor’s Pick> India> Indian Muslims/ by Team Clarion / August 03rd, 2026

From Middle-Class Roots to Rs 5 Crore: How IIM Bangalore’s Zaid Khan Built a Business at 25

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New Delhi:

At 25, Zaid Khan is already running a business worth an estimated Rs 5 crore while pursuing his MBA at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore. The founder of Zedital Media Private Limited, a branding and media company, Khan recently shared his entrepreneurial story on The Crore Club podcast, hosted by Shreya Hegde.

His classmates at IIM Bangalore are preparing for annual job packages of Rs 25 to 40 lakh. Khan, by contrast, already leads a company offering Online Reputation Management, Content Distribution Management, and LinkedIn Profile Amplification Management services.

For students hoping to launch their own ventures, Khan offered two clear pieces of advice. The first is to start selling something, no matter how small. “Start selling something, whether it is a skill, a piece of advice, or any service, even if it is just for Rs 100 or Rs 200. It helps build confidence,” he said. The second is to build a strong online presence. “Content is the digital currency. Build your online presence because that is what creates opportunities,” he added.

Khan grew up in a middle-class family where conventional careers were strongly encouraged. “Everyone told me to become a doctor. The second option was engineering,” he recalled. During Class 12, he faced pressure to prepare for the NEET medical entrance examination. He chose a different path instead.

He began working with YouTube creators and took up freelance projects. A turning point came when he secured a freelancing assignment with a California-based influencer, earning Rs 1.24 lakh, his largest payment at the time. That experience convinced him a career outside traditional professions was possible.

Khan later completed a Bachelor’s degree in Communication and Journalism at Graphic Era Hill University between 2019 and 2022 before joining IIM Bangalore’s Business Administration programme in September 2024.

His recognitions include Youngest Entrepreneur of Uttarakhand, Innovative Entrepreneur 2024, and Trailblazer in Digital Marketing Solutions.

His journey demonstrates that starting early, gaining real-world experience, and consistently building a digital identity can open professional doors well before graduation.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News /Home> Features> Pride of the Nation>Markers of Excellence/ by Radiance News Bureau / July 29th,2026