Mrinal Kutteri (NEET 2021) Wiki, Age, Caste, Girlfriend, Family, Coaching, Biography, Wikibiodata & More

Mrinal Kutteri has secured AIR 1 in The National Testing Agency (NTA) has declared the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) 2021. Read details about Mrinal Kutteri Wiki, Biography, Age, Wife, Girlfriend, Height, Instagram, Career, Body Measurement, Family & more.

Biography/ Wiki

Mrinal Kutteri was born in 2003 in Hyderabad, India.  Mrinal has no dedicated preparation strategy, but his love for subjects and inspiration to be into the medical profession are behind his achievement. According to the NEET topper,

“I only followed NCERT and Aakash study materials. NCERT books helped me in both the papers of biology and chemistry, while for physics, I refer to Aakash study materials. I also attempted a lot of mock tests which helped me to familiarise myself with the paper and test series.”

Mrinal will now pursue MBBS from AIIMS Delhi and aspires to be a surgeon in the future.

“I wanted to be an army doctor, but gradually it shifted towards a full-time medical practitioner. I wished to be a surgeon after completing MBBS,” the topper said

Height, Weight, Physical Appearance

Mrinal Kutteri Ethnicity is Indian and he has black eyes and black hair. His height is 5′ 5″ and his weight is 55 kg.

Family

Mrinal Kutteri belongs to a Hindu Family. His father is an HR consultant while his mother is a software engineer.

Some Interesting Facts About Mrinal Kutteri

• He was born and bought up in Hyderabad.
• Mrinal Kutteri has scored a perfect 720 marks in NEET UG 2021.
• Once a chemical engineering aspirant, Mrinal Kutteri decided to become a doctor in class 9 after he realized that the medical field would give him a better opportunity to serve society.
• Explaining his study schedule, Mrinal shared, “Initially I found the NCERT material and other resources from Aakash Institute quite in-depth and exhaustive. But I quickly got into the habit of studying intently for short durations of about 45 minutes and taking a rejuvenating break of 10-15 minutes after that. This proved to be productive, and I could score well in tests.” For the topper, breaks mostly meant playing video games or watching TV.
• Out of 16.4 lakh aspirants, three obtained a perfect score, achieving a NEET entrance exam scorecard of 720 out of 720 marks.
• Talking about his preparation during the pandemic, Mrinal shares that the lockdown period was a double-edged sword. Though there was no time wasted on travel, studying from home could be distracting. Hence, he made sure that he had an environment optimized for focused study.

“I reduced my interactions with friends during the last month before the NEET exam. But I did not cut myself off from the outside world,” the topper said.