Rajiv Gandhi School student Rishabh Mittal has secured top rank in Bhopal in the class twelfth results of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared on Monday.
Mittal of PCM (Physics-Chemistry-Maths) stream has secured 97.4 per cent marks in the exams which is the highest in the city. Nandita Mansad and Rishabh Gupta of
commerce stream from St Joseph Co-ed School and Pragya Sharma of Carmel Convent School have secured 97.2 per cent marks in the exam attaining second rank in the city.With 97 per cent marks, Dhruv Choudhary of commerce stream in Delhi Public School has secured the third rank.
The St Joseph Co-ed School claimed to have attained nearly 99 per cent result in the exams in all the streams combined. In the school, Aditi Vishwakarma and Shubham Ranjan from PCM stream have attained 95.4 per cent marks. In PCB (Physics-Chemistry-Biology) stream, Chitij Kumar has secured 94 per cent marks.
As many as 88 students out of 277, in Delhi Public School have secured more than 90 per cent marks. Out of the total students, 275 have passed in first division, 236 have attained more than 75 per cent marks. On average, the students have secured 84 per cent marks in the exams.
Atindra Saha of PCM stream in Jawaharlal Nehru School has topped the school with 95 per cent marks. S Vivek with 94.3 per cent is at the second position and Namya Paliwal from commerce stream is at third rank with 93.6 per cent marks. In the school, out of 266 students 243 have passed the exam.
In Carmel Convent Senior Secondary School, 53 students have secured more than 90 per cent marks, while in International Public School, 134 students appeared for the exams, 100 per cent have passed in the commerce stream and 97.5 per cent in the PCM. Besides, in Kendriya Vidyalaya in Arera Hills, more than 98 per cent students have cleared the exams.
In the Ajmer region that comprises of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Dadar and Nagar Haveli, 1,01,738 students appeared in the exam. This includes 94,279 regular and 7459 private students. There are a total of 1129 schools affiliated to the CBSE in this region. Notably, for the first time in its history, CBSE has declared class twelfth results before that of class tenth.