Gurgaon: At least five students in the city – four girls and a boy – scored 99.75% on the ISC board of 12th grade, whose results were stated by the Indian School Certificate (Cisce) exam on Saturday.
The Board said because there were no formal tests that occurred this year, it would not declare the toppers.
Three of the girls came from the Moulsari campus from the Shri Ram school and one from the Aravali campus.
At Moulsari, Juhi Chaudhry, Meher Sarna and Suhasini Singh, all students of the 17-year-old Humanities, are shared toppers, scoring 399 of 400 (best of four).
“I am very grateful to my teacher and school to work very hard with us even when the class shifts online and throughout the year full of anxiety.
I am happy that all hard work has been paid off.
Now, I hope to pursue the economy from Columbia University,” Meher said.
On the Aravali campus from the same school, Anushka Agggarwal (Humanities) scored 99.75%.
“The period between April and July, in particular, was tense.
The exam was postponed and it took a very long time before we were finally told that they would not be done.
Then the entire line above the formula that has been prescribed the board to calculate the results makes us more nervous.
But now, now, now, We are all relieved.
I am happy with my appearance and thank my school, “said the 18-year-old.
Panav Two Scottish international schools occupied the flow of science at 99.75%.
On board X class ICSE, girls are top scorers.
“All the tension of nail bites around the board during the pandemic finally ended,” said Debyani Kishore of Scottish High which scored 99.6%.
“It feels good to have brought in my school.
It’s all because my teacher who doesn’t let our studies be affected even when the education sector sees unprecedented disturbances because Covid,” the 15-year-old player, who aspires to pursue a career in medical research , added.
In Lett Atul Kataria Memorial School, Shaurya Anant and Kanishka are toppers, printing 99%.
According to Cisce, 2,229 students from 24 ICSE schools in Hanyana tried the 10th grade exam, while 877 of the 13 ISC schools appeared for the 12th grade board.
Haryana was among several countries that recorded a percentage of 100% pass.