I read Zero Percentile at the same time as I was reading Aravind Adiga’s The White Tiger. While The White Tiger leaves behind some powerful ideas, I found Zero Percentile more enjoyable to read. Every few minutes I found myself smiling at Neeraj Chhibba’s chuckling story-telling. It was unusually good!

A scintillating story of young people through the mosaic of life – A must read for everyone who made it or did not make it to the IIT. Does not look like the first work of an Author. Has all ingredients to become the bestseller of 2010

Finished reading your book some time back, pleasantly surprised a nice first timer really. A heady cocktail of facts and fiction. The book has a potential to develop into a bollywood (Karan Johar style) script. Feel you could have taken this story further or was that intentional leaving the scope for a sequel. Wish you well for your...

I read this book in one day. That’s how captivating the story was for me. I felt completely connected with the characters author so brilliantly portrayed. The book weaves the story on multiple levels; the childhood of a boy, the relationship with friends, self redemption etc…just to name a few. Zero Percentile is an impressive...

It was wonderful reading the book ‘Zero Percentile’ – reading a new author, to be able to go through a book without any preconceived ideas and expectations. I loved the process of reading it. ‘Zero Percentile’ can be compared to many contemporary classics, but I feel it is as unique as any other good book. It has got a character...

First and foremost, a HUGE well done for producing this amazing book. The dedication, spirit and enthusiasm with which you have approached this whole process is awe inspiring and inspirational.You have truly demonstrated the fact that WE all have at least one good book inside us. Inside YOU however are hidden many touching, funny and memorable...

I was one of the first few people to read the book, The book makes an interesting reading…….. Though at times I felt that the story was being dragged through minute details in the beginning, I could not stop reading it……. I especially liked the character of Sveta – her maturity, pragmatism and easy-going attitude…

Got the book from Rajneesh at Delhi, on the way to the airport…. Frankly… didn’t feel it would be much... especially after I realized that Rajeesh had not read the book himself !!! BUT.. was I wrong about it… I started reading the book as the flight to Mumbai was delayed by an hour.. and continued to read it at 2 am that night….at home in Mumbai…