"I'd like to start my own software startup after IIT," says Reddy. Reddy likes cricket and both of them would put in about 10-12 hours of study a day. Both their mothers are homemakers.Teja, who has a brother working in Cognizant, is also a keen chess player. He would put in about 10 hours a day for his studies, and hasn't yet decided what he wants to do in the future. His other interests include swimming and basketball, and he, like Bansal, wants to pursue computer engineering at IIT Bombay.Duggani Jeevithiesh (AIR 4) is the topper from the IIT Madras zone, as also in the OBC-NCL category.

Source: Economic Times June 12, 2016 15:56 UTC