Noida Agnelites excel in cbse board exams
Noida: At least 44 students of the total of 218 candidates of Fr Agnel School (FAS), Noida, who appeared for the Class 12 CBSE Board examinations this year, have scored more than 90 per cent while 91 students are within the bracket of 75-89 per cent hence registering a passing percentage of 98.62 per cent in the just declared CBSE Board results. The feather in the cap was 100s by students each in English, Political Science and Painting. While Abhas Agarwal secured 97 per cent overall, Aarushi Bayana came out with flying colors at 98.40 aggregate percentage. The commerce stream topper of the class 12 got 95.40 aggregate percentage. Further, in the class 10th CBSE results, the school recorded a 100 percent passing percentage with 89 students securing over 90 per cent while 189 secured between 75-89 per cent. A record 38 class 10th students secured full 100 per cent marks in various subjects. Amogh Bhardvaj emerged as the topper with 99.60 per cent followed by Anant Vyom Sharma at 98.60 per cent and Avika Srivastava at 98.40 per cent as third topper. FAS Director Father. JA Carvalho congratulated the students as well the teachers and entire school staff and also appreciated CBSE for smooth conduct of the entire school examinations process.
solar vehicle for agricultural use developed
Noida: A path-breaking innovation, christened “SO-APT”, which is a unique solar-operated Agro Vehicle, has been developed by a student of Amity International School, Pushp Vihar, in the national Capital. Suhani Chauhan, a student of Class XI, has developed this eco-friendly vehicle for agricultural use, highly beneficial for the farmers, and can be used to operate fodder cutting machine, centrifugal pumps, fans, lights and mobile charging. With a distance covering capacity of 60 kms, with fully a charged battery and special features such as load carrying capacity of 400 kg and low and high-speed regulation, the vehicle can be used for seed-sowing, spraying, irrigation, etc. Suhani said showcasing her innovation during the National Technology Week-2023 was a “dream come true.”