Mrityunjay Manariya of Mithi Govind Ram School topped the city with 99.2%. Talking about the success Mrityunjay said, “I used to study for many hours and did a lot of hard work. I used to study constantly and did not waste time on social media.” Mrityunjay wants to crack UPSC and has chosen Commerce Math as his subject and wants admission in Sriram College Delhi. Mrityunjay says there is nothing possible without hard work.
He further said that he gives the entire credit of her success to her parents and teachers. He said, “Self study did wonders for me. I did not join any tuition or extra classes for my studies. Even my parents supported me a bit.” For the preparations, he said, “I did my studies from NCERT books and few guided books suggested by my teachers and that was enough. Besides I did regular study throughout the year whatever my teachers taught me.”
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) was declared a result of Class X on Monday. The students were very happy after the results were declared on CBSE website.
Shaurya Shrivastava of Sagar Public School (SPS) ranked second with 99.2% percent marks. Along with this, Arushi Rahul of Carmel Convent ranked third with 99%.
The CBSE examination was conducted in about 6,000 examination centers across India and abroad. A total of 31,14,831 students registered for the CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations this year, out of which 18,27,472 registered for the Class 10 exams.
Notably, from Bhopal about 17 lakh students were registered for 10 board exams.
Among them around 17,61078 appeared in exams and around 16,04428 cleared the exams.
This time too, the board examinations were conducted on percentage and marking method but not Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) which was implemented eight years ago in CBSE,. Students have a positive feedback about this.