Results & Toppers
15+ Years of Consistent Competitive Exam Success
At IMS Classes, we do not talk about results in generalities. We name our toppers, show their scores, and tell you which colleges they were admitted to. Every student on this page studied at our Moshi or Charholi branch -- they are students from your neighbourhood who chose IMS and came out on top.
Use the filters below to browse our results by year and exam type.
2025 Results
Abhijit Singh
JEE99.52%
PCMDivya Suryavanshi
MHT-CET99.41%
PCMAdija Shinde
NEET510
PCBGovt. Medical College
Nischay Kadam
JEE98%
PCMRutuja Bankar
MHT-CET98%
PCBAryan Patil
MHT-CET96%
PCMShreya Pawar
NEET493
PCBSamiksha Patil
NEET490
PCBSumit Walve
MHT-CET94%
PCMAtharv Dale
MHT-CET93%
PCMSahil More
MHT-CET90%
PCMAditya Sanawane
MHT-CET90%
PCM2024 Results
Jay Shirgupe
MHT-CET99.65%
PCMCOEP
Athrva Nawale
JEE98%
PCMTejas Mhaske
NEET664
PCBAFMC Pune
Kunal Wadhere
MHT-CET97.81%
PCMSachin Vishwakarma
MHT-CET97.20%
PCMSunny Borate
MHT-CET96.90%
PCMVyanktesh Pate
MHT-CET96%
PCMMayuri Giri
NEET523
PCBMBBS
5+ Years of Consistent Results
What sets IMS Classes apart from institutes that showcase a single exceptional year is consistency. Since 2011, our students have been scoring at the top percentiles in JEE, NEET, and MHT-CET -- not as a one-time spike, but as a repeating pattern.
In 2025, Abhijit Singh scored 99.52% in JEE Main. In earlier years, Jay Shirgupe scored 99.65% in MHT-CET and secured admission to COEP. Tejas Mhaske scored 664 in NEET and was admitted to AFMC Pune -- one of the most competitive medical colleges in India.
These results come from a teaching system, not from luck. The 2-teachers-per-subject model, weekly full-length testing, chapter-wise daily assessments, and integrated batch structure -- they produce toppers because they are designed to. Year after year, batch after batch.
Your Child Could Be Next
Admissions open for 2026-27. JEE, NEET, and MHT-CET integrated batches.