CLAT 2026 Topper Geetali Gupta Rejects Dummy Schools, Credits Regular Education for Success

CLAT 2026 All India Rank–1 holder Geetali Gupta has strongly spoken against the growing trend of dummy schools, asserting that regular schooling plays a crucial role in a student’s overall development and academic success.

During her visit to Bhopal, the 17-year-old topper said that preparation for competitive exams like CLAT can be effectively managed alongside routine school education. Emphasising discipline and balance, she noted that consistent efforts and focused study habits are the real keys to success, not shortcuts.

Addressing students at a school event, Geetali shared that she scored 96.6% in Class 10 and prepared for Class 12 with the same dedication. She underlined the importance of balance and continuity, advising students to stay determined, believe in themselves, and maintain concentration. “If a student remains focused and confident, no examination is impossible,” she said.

Viral Reaction Was a Genuine Emotional Moment

Speaking about her reaction video that went viral on social media, Geetali described it as a completely real and emotional moment. “I never expected the video to go viral. When I saw the result, I was shocked and overwhelmed with emotion,” she said.

The video shows Geetali sitting at a temple near her home, checking her results on her phone. Moments of disbelief turn into tears of joy, reflecting years of hard work and perseverance.

Pride of Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan

Hailing from Sri Ganganagar district of Rajasthan, Geetali Gupta has brought immense pride to her family, district, and state by securing All India Rank 1 in CLAT 2026—one of India’s most prestigious law entrance examinations. She scored an impressive 112.75 marks out of 119, a testament to her dedication and disciplined approach.

Geetali’s journey stands as a powerful message for aspirants across the country: regular education, consistency, and self-belief remain the strongest foundations for success.

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