In Class X CBSE results, Shreya Mohanty and Mihika became joint toppers with 99.4 per cent marks. The girls of the Millennium City have once again outscored boys in the Class 10 board examination results of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) which was announced on Monday.
Shreya Mohanty, a student of the Blue Bells Model School Sector-4, has secured third rank at All India level by scoring 99.4 per cent. She has secured 100 out of 100 in three subjects and 99 in one subject. She has scored 100s in English Communications, Sanskrit and Information Technology.
Mihika Parag Deshpande, a student of Sun City School, Sector-54 has also scored 99.4 per cent with 497 marks out of 500. Two other girls from Sun City School, Anandini Rastogi and Vanshika Gupta have secured 98.8 per cent with 494 marks out of 500.
Also, Simran Mehlawat, a student of the Green Wood Public School, has scored 98.8 per cent. Two other students of the Blue Bells school — Pearl Babbar (99 per cent) and Khushi Chauhan have also scored 98.6 per cent.
The Blue Bells Model School has said that 85 per cent of the students who appeared for the class 10th examination have scored over 90 per cent.
"I am extremely proud of our students of Bluebells Model School. Congratulations to Shreya who secured 99.4 per cent. She has made her teachers and parents proud. Holistic development and academic rigour is our mantra of success. This result is a testimony of our school's mission," said Alka Singh, Principal of Blue Bells Model School.
A resident of Sector 28, Gurugram, Shreya said that she is very happy and thanked her parents and teachers for the support."I was a little nervous but as soon as I saw my results, I was at cloud nine. I want to thank my school faculty, teachers especially my class teachers. They have been my pillar of support and its great feeling to see them happy," said Shreya.
A total of 147 students from Blue Bells Model School appeared in the secondary school examination this year. The school has secured 100 percent result.
"It is a proud moment not only for the students but for all Haryana State. The students have completed their promise which they had committed with me. I am so happy with their performance," the Principal said.
"I was a bit nervous as I wasn't sure how much I would have scored. It is an ecstatic moment for me, that I have scored this well. My key to success was a very calm and relaxed approach," Mihika, a topper of Sun City School, said.
"For my achievement, I give credit to my parents and teachers, who help me a lot of preparations and CBSE exams. I was confident about my performance and I had promised to my teachers for good results," Simran Mehlawat, a student, said.
The toppers said they really work hard for this result and this was not their one-year hard work it was a several years preparation to achieve their targets.