The 14-year-old Indian racer was on the pace from the start of practice and finished second and third in the two heats on Saturday afternoon.
Jehan then repeated that performance on Sunday, picking up points for two podium finishes. The strong showing saw Jehan end the event second overall.
The result keeps Jehan in the hunt for the 2013 KFJ Series crown just 13 points behind Daniel Ticktum.
Jehan will be back in action at Clay Pigeon, in Dorset, at the end of August for the fourth round of British Series.
"In the second final I was determined to try to take the lead on lap two, but the move didn't work out and I dropped down to third. The results mean I'm still in a good position in the championship and it's another valuable learning experience for me," he added.
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