Yajat Shinghal, a 17-year-old student from Chandigarh, achieved an impressive All India Rank (AIR) of 21 in the JEE Advanced examination, a significant milestone in India's competitive engineering entrance landscape. Yajat's journey involved rigorous daily study sessions lasting 10 to 12 hours, often extending late into the night. His mother, Radha Shinghal, noted that Yajat's passion lies in mathematics, as he aspires to become a mathematician rather than just an engineer. To enhance his focus, he eliminated all screen time two months prior to the exam, a decision supported by his family, who aimed to maintain a distraction-free environment. Yajat's father, Sulabh Shinghal, works in human resources, while his elder brother is pursuing engineering. Another student from Chandigarh, Aarush Singhal, also excelled, securing AIR 45, further highlighting the academic prowess in the region. Both students are affiliated with Sri Chaitanya coaching institute, showcasing the effectiveness of disciplined study habits and family support in achieving academic success.