Law Preparation Tutorial organized ‘Fateh 2026’ celebration ceremony to honor law enthusiasts, parents and tutors gathered at OP Jindal Auditorium to celebrate the performance of CLAT 2026 and AILET 2026. The college awarded prize money to more than 400 students who made it to the top 1,000, with a total disbursement of Rs 1,000. Cash prize worth Rs 1 Crore along with trophies, certificates and gift baskets.
The event attracted students to take to the stage and parents to celebrate the occasion. Organizers said the purpose of the ceremony was not only to highlight the teams but also the preparation process behind them.
The program is led by founders Sagar Joshi and Anupama Joshi and faculty who guide students through the exam cycle.
The results determine the scale of the event
The ceremony follows a series of results that the institute said reflect its impact in CLAT 2026 and AILET 2026. Key results include:
- AIR 1 in AILET 2026
- 42 students ranked in the top 100
- More than 1600 national law universities selected through CLAT
- More than 400 students in AIR 1000
- Nine states across the country top the list
Top performers include Aryan Singh (AIR 1, AILET), Rohan Joshi (AIR 3), Argh Jain (AIR 8), Manvi Yadav (AIR 9) and Parth Jadhe (AIR 11), along with several others who made it to the top 100.
Addressing the gathering, Sagar Joshi said, “Success in CLAT requires a clear strategy, continuous assessment and the ability to be consistent even if the results are not immediate. These students believe in the process, follow the system and remain committed even during difficult stages. Today’s event is not just about awarding them Rs 1 crore or a trophy, but to recognize this effort at the national level and set a benchmark for how the country celebrates academic success.”
In addition to the results, personal stories also set the tone of the event.
Ojas Dixit, who obtained AIR 23, started preparation in September 2025, which gave him limited time before the exam. He lost his mother earlier that year. His findings draw attention to how candidates cope with personal challenges when preparing for competitive exams.
Manvi Yadav, who got AIR 9, is back in preparation after a previous attempt and she was ranked around 900 in CLAT 2025. After enrolling in a law course, she chose to start preparing again and improved her ranking within a few months. She also did AIR 6 from AILET and chose to pursue law from National Law School, Indian University.
Another moment during the event involved Chhavi Poplani (AIR 47), whose congratulations coincided with her birthday. The audience commemorated the occasion during the ceremony, adding a personal element to the show.
Emphasis on the role of parents and mentors
Speakers at the event noted the role of families and tutors in test preparation. Parents attended the entire awards ceremony, many of whom captured the moment their students received their awards.
Anupama Joshi said the students’ journeys reflect perseverance amid setbacks and changing strategies when needed. She added that the aim of the event was to show aspirants that progress is still possible with the right approach.
Faculty also emphasized the importance of regular testing, structured learning plans and feedback to improve performance over time.
Focus on structured preparation
Organizers say the scale of Fateh 2026 is linked to a consistent approach to preparation. The event combines recognition with an attempt to highlight how planning and assessment influence the results of competitive examinations.
The awards ceremony, which was recognized by more than 400 students and attended by families and tutors, reflects a wider trend of institutions holding large-scale events to mark exam results. Law Prep Tutorials says such initiatives help increase the visibility of preparation methods and outcomes in the law admissions space.
