The three sisters from Neur village in Kabirdham district prepared for NEET from home through online coaching and achieved success together.
RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH: Success often comes to those who remain patient, disciplined and committed to their goals. Three sisters from Neur village in Kabirdham district have demonstrated this by clearing the highly competitive NEET 2026 examination together.
The remarkable achievement of Kiran, Jyoti and Suman Mahobiya has brought pride to their family, village and the entire district. To personally congratulate and encourage the three aspiring doctors, Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma visited their home.
Three Sisters Clear NEET in the Same Year
The achievement has turned the home of Bhagwati Mahobiya and Ram Mahobiya into a place of celebration, with relatives, neighbors and well-wishers visiting the family to congratulate the sisters.
All three sisters appeared for NEET 2026 and successfully cleared the examination. Their achievement has become a source of inspiration for students across the district, particularly those preparing for competitive examinations while staying in rural areas.
“Preparing for and clearing a difficult examination like NEET while living together in the same home is a major achievement. Their success will inspire other students in the district and demonstrate that with consistent hard work, proper direction and determination, even major goals can be achieved.”
— Vijay Sharma, Deputy Chief Minister, Chhattisgarh
Deputy CM Interacts With the Three Students
During his visit, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma spoke with the three sisters about their school education, NEET preparation and upcoming counseling process.
He congratulated them and encouraged them to maintain the same dedication after securing admission to medical college. He also advised them to work hard toward building successful careers in medicine while fulfilling the hopes and aspirations of their parents.
Encouraged to Serve Society as Doctors
Sharma wished the three students success in their future studies and careers and encouraged them to gain professional experience after completing their medical education.
He also emphasized the importance of maintaining a sense of social responsibility alongside professional success.
The Deputy Chief Minister encouraged the sisters to use their education and experience to help people in need and contribute to the development of their region and society.
Prepared for NEET From Home Through Online Coaching
According to the family, the three sisters prepared for NEET from home using online coaching. During their preparation, they supported and motivated one another and remained focused on their common goal.
The achievement is particularly noteworthy because Jyoti and Suman cleared NEET in their first attempt. Both completed their schooling at Swami Atmanand Excellent English Medium School, Bodla.
Their elder sister Kiran cleared NEET in her second attempt. She completed her schooling at Saraswati Shishu Mandir, Pandatarai.
The success of the three sisters highlights how discipline, mutual support, access to online learning and determination can help students from rural backgrounds compete successfully in highly competitive examinations like NEET.
