Arshpreet tops Tarn Taran dist in CBSE Class X exams

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jul 23, 2020 IST

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Tarn Taran, July 22

Arshpreet Kaur of Akal Academy Teja Singh Wala here has topped the CBSE Class X examinations in the district by scoring 97.02 per cent marks, said Sandeep Kaur, principal of the school. Arshpreet Kaur comes from a middle class family and her father Gurbhej Singh is a farmer. She said her goal was to make her parents proud of her and also inspire girls who are deprived of education in rural areas. Principal Sandeep Kaur said Arshpreet had been a focused student through her schooling. “She won many gurmat and music competitions. She has opted for the medical stream and wants to become a doctor and serve the people of her area,” the principal said. — OC

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