From warship to AIR 2: How IAF doctor cracked NEET PG 2026
Sqn Ldr Pallakshi Prasad, a medical officer in the Indian Air Force, achieved All India Rank 2 in the NEET PG 2026 examination. Her success highlights her disciplined approach to balancing military service with rigorous academic preparation.
Why it matters
It showcases the high caliber of professionals within the Indian Armed Forces and serves as an inspirational story for medical aspirants balancing career and education.
LUCKNOW: When the NEET PG 2026 results were declared on Sept 24, congratulations poured in for Sqn Ldr Pallakshi Prasad, a 28 year old medical officer posted at Air Force Station Kanpur, after she secured All India Rank 2. Director General Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS) Air Marshal Sandeep Thareja congratulated the AFMC alumni of the C3 Batch, calling it a proud achievement for the Armed Forces Medical Services.For Pallakshi, whose name means soft, the journey has been anything but easy. It has been defined by years of disciplined study, military service and an unwavering commitment to learning."I always knew I wanted to become a doctor," Pallakshi said. "Even though both my parents are engineers, they never said no to my dream.
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