M. Rushi, who secured the first rank in the Engineering stream in EAPCET 2026, is a student of Resonance Educational Institutions, the institute claimed in a press release issued. The results were released on Sunday.

Joining her parents at a felicitation ceremony, institute managing director Purna Chandra Rao Narra handed over a cheque worth ₹3 lakh. Further, the institute claimed that Atipamula Bhargav secured the 41st rank in the Agriculture & Pharmacy stream, along with several other ranks. The MD attributed the success to the students’ dedication and efforts of the teaching faculty.

Narayana Educational Institutions, in a press release, stated that its students secured five top ranks in the Engineering stream — Bejugama Anshul (Rank 2), Adula Sai Nikith (5), M. Aasna (6), Vivan Mahiswari (7), and T. Shreyas Reddy (8). In the A&P stream, it said it achieved nine ranks in the top 100.

Institute director P. Sindhura Narayana congratulated the students and said the success reflects the structured academic methodology that combines regular chapter-wise practice tests, personalised mentoring, and online mock examinations.

Students of the Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society also achieved top ranks. Officials said the Gowlidoddi boys’ campus produced 10 ranks below 5,000. Ch. Swaroop secured the 1,448th rank.

The Gurukul for girls at Mahendra Hills produced the 994th rank in Tejaswini, while Vijaya Laxmi from Ghattu, Mahabubnagar, bagged the 756th rank.

Minister for Social Welfare Adluri Laxman Kumar said the success was a testament to the students’ hard work, teachers’ dedication and unwavering support provided by the institution. Secretary (TGSWREIS) K. Sarada said the results indicate strong teamwork and high academic standards within the Gurukuls in the State. She congratulated the teachers of botany, zoology, physics and chemistry.