DAV BRS Nagar with maximum students clearing the exam Mehak Jain | TNN Ludhiana: 25 district students have come out with flying colors in the National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) Stage-I for Punjab, the results of which was declared by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT).
Interestingly, two students are from government schools including Bhavdeep Singh from GSS Smart school Baddowal Cantt and Kritti Verma from GSS School Gill ( Girls ).
However, maximum students are from DAV School , BRS Nagar.
Kritti’s father Jai Parkash Verma is a teacher at SD Memorial Public School and mother Mita Verma is a housewife.
Kritti Verma, who has secured 166 rank said, “It was previous year question papers, practice from books which helped me achieve a good result.
My Science teacher Shaffy is my biggest inspiration.
She has always supported me.
I am now looking forward to the second round,” she said.
She is now Kritti Verma is pursuing Non-medical from the same school.
Bhavdeep Singh who has secured 170 rank is from GSS Smart school Baddowal Cantt.
His parents, Jatinder Singh is a driver and his mother Rupinderjit Kaur is a housewife.
His brother is pursuing MA in Economics from SCD Government College.
Bhavdeep said, she started preparing for the exam in Class X.
“I have been preparing really hard for this exam.
I want to be an IAS and my teachers are my inspiration.
I shifted my school as I wanted to opt for Mathematics which was not available in my previous school.” he said.
“I have taken the coaching from District mentors and studied on my own.” He adds DEO Lakhvir Singh Samra said, “It’s heartening to see the good results.
Of them two are from the government schools.
Credit goes to the staff and principals of these two schools, NTSE resource person team, Parho Punjab team and the guide teachers of the students.” Maximum students from DAV BRS Nagar 10 students of class X of DAV Public School, BRS Nagar have cleared the NTSE Exam.
This school is the one with the maximum number of students clearing the exam The students include Samarth Jain, Vishwat Dubey, Kartik Goyal, Rohan Gupta, Kabir Kashyap, Gunisha Kharbanda, Laksh Goel, Gracy Garg, Saksham Ahuja, and Sanya Aggarwal have made their alma mater proud.
The marks scored by them range between 190 and 176, out of 200.Principal J.K.
Sidhu said, “ Teachers had charted special training and tests throughout the year which helped the students take these challenging scholarship exams with ease.
They also kept the student’s morale high even during the pandemic through regular virtual interactions and provided necessary guidance and inputs to all the students.
I congratulate the meritorious achievers on their success and remain consistent and focused to crack the next level.
Other students, who cleared the exam from the city, include Shivam, Raschel Kaushal and Gajal Sharma from Kundan Vidya Mandir , Anvit Singh Bindra from Bal Bharti Public School(Primary), Kritin Gupta from D.C.M.
Presidency School, Archit Jindal from Delhi Public School, Gaurav Yadav from B C M Arya Model School, Nishant Kumar from U.S.P.C Jain Public School, Naman Singh from B.C.M Sen Sec School, Harnoor Singh from D.A.V.
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School Daad , Ankush Choudhary from Kendriya Vidyalya Baddowal Cantt , Dharmendra Kumar from Radha Vatika Sen.Sec.
School and Himanshu Dhall from Police Line D.A.V Public School (Civil Lines).
The NTSE is a national-level scholarship program for students of Class X that aims to identify and nurture talented students.
The scholarship, under the present scheme, is awarded to those candidates who want to pursue courses in science and social science up to doctoral level, and in professional courses such as medicine and engineering up to second-degree level subject to the fulfillment of conditions.