Kota Factory Season 2: Ending Explained Who Was Varnali? Is Aimers Failed

Kota Factory Season 2 is available on Netflix! If you want to know all about the explanation for the end of Season 2, read on! The young adults of Kota Factory Season 2 are the ones making this coming-of-age journey, but unlike the Ranbir Kapoor-style stories where everyone wants to ditch the boring professions and choose a “creative” path.

These young people want to be better in their studies and to excel in their exams. It’s okay, they’re too young to know what to do, but they don’t just walk around blindly. They ask the right questions and try to form an informed opinion. After a glorious first season, Kota Factory is back with its season 2 on Netflix. The series set in the student town of Kota follows the life of Vaibhav, a 17-year-old who wants to excel in his studies and who believes this is the most crucial time in his life. If you have any questions regarding the Kota Factory Season 2 ending explained, read on!

 Kota Factory Season 2 Ending Explained

On JEE Advance results day, the mood is polarized in Kota. Vaibhav, Meena, and Uday head to town to see what’s going on there, as their elders find out whether they made it into an IIT or not. Vaibhav and Meena are also excited to know the passing marks as they also took the exam and got decent marks. They believe that if they manage to get even half of the admission threshold, they will exceed it next year.

Meanwhile, Maheshwari Classes proves his prowess once again when Utsav Manglani, ranked first in India, is revealed to be his pupil. The institution gets into a festive atmosphere and the trio goes there to enjoy it. There, they find out that Utsav has been offered a BMW 5 series for his achievement, which impresses them. However, they realize that despite this achievement, there will always be students who will be disappointed and will not reach a level where they will be appreciated as much as the person higher ranked than them.

Elsewhere, Jeetu, depressed by his seminary experience, returns home to throw the annual party for his unsuccessful students. He lectures them on failure but cheers them up and tells them to enjoy the food, drink and music.

Vaibhav and Meena are delighted to learn that the eligibility threshold was 95 and that they achieved marks of 40 and 60 respectively in three hours. However, they are faced with a harsh reality from the elders who reveal to them that since they only tried Class 11 questions, they should have done them in half the time. While the students are enjoying the party, Bablu receives a phone call about Vernali trying to kill himself after failing the exam. As he tells Jeetu about it, ambulance sirens are heard in the background.

The screen then shows a montage of Kota’s different locations on Jeetu’s voiceover explaining that he is afraid of sincere students. He mentions that since they listen to his teachings and sermons without asking questions, it breaks his heart to face them if they fail. The screen then goes black, leaving the mystery of Vernali’s fate.