Bhavesh Santani of Sharda Vidya Mandir topped the CBSE Class XII examinations securing the position of city topper. He secured 98.4% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) stream. While lavanya Singh of Delhi Public School (DPS) stood second securing 97.8% in Physics, Chemistry, Math (PCM) stream and Akshat lad from DPS tied the third position with securing 97.6% in PCM stream.
Notably, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared the results of Class XII on Sunday. The results were declared at 10:30 am that ended wait of many students looking forward to get admissions in colleges and universities across the country.
Notably, the overall pass percentage this year is 82% which has come down as compared to last year which was 83%. Notably, as many as 10, 98, 981 candidates registered this year for the Class XII examination across the nation. From Ajmer region, this year around 13, 14, 49 candidates registered for Class XII CBSE examination. This year there is a 2.82 per cent increase in the number of candidates from the preceding last years' count.
Bhavesh Santani wants to be a doctor to serve mankind. While talking about his success he said that he was not expecting such result. "I gave my best in my exams but I am totally shocked that I topped in city," said Bhavesh. On Sunday, Bhavesh gave his All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) MBBS exam. "This time I don't want to get distracted and focus on my ambition," said Bhavesh.
lavanya on the other hand stood second and aspires to be an IAS officer. She said that her aim is to improve education system of the country and so she aspires to be an IAS. "I will do my graduation with math and I am looking forward to get admission in Delhi University," said lavanya.
Akshat seemed really happy and satisfied with his result. About his preparations, Akshat said, "I enjoyed my studies and may be that is why I scored well. My mantra was just that I studied each subject with concentration and focus."
He said, "I will go for the best IIT institute of the country."
The CBSE has launched a toll-free helpline for the students. As many as 65 counselors from across the country will help the students and answer their queries.